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James Strauss

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Im very keen on knowing how blease and strauss are going.

Someone already has started a thread on blease wich is good.

Whats the news with him hows he been going in the twos?

FRom what ive seen our top 3 pics are the least ive seen of but IMO hoping to be the three most important players to helping us get to that premiership.

Any news would be very apreciated.

 

Straussy did his knee a while back, had a game in the 2's a few weeks ago and did his shoulder. neither injury are serious but is still recovering

Straussy did his knee a while back, had a game in the 2's a few weeks ago and did his shoulder. neither injury are serious but is still recovering

I thought it was his ankle ?

 
I thought it was his ankle ?

I believe that's what they call a "knee-related ankle injury."

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thanks. I think this guy should be playing snrs at casey not twos. hes not that underbuilt is he? he looked really good in TAC cup carnival.


he's got the right build, but he is struggling with the physical side of the game atm

Really looking forward to seeing this kid in action. From what I saw last yr, he's got great kicking skills and good pace. Exactly what we need.

How is he struggling with the physical side of the game Mclean4Brownlow? As in he is panicking when about to be tackled and therefore rushing his disposals? Or he isn't going in hard enough himself to get ball?

he's got the right build, but he is struggling with the physical side of the game atm

What do you mean, tackling side of things & knocks to the body? I hope not. I understand he's young, but these attributes are pre-requisites for playing AFL. Please, please, please be a good pick 19.........I'm now having visions of Zaharakis' match winning goal against Collingwood thanks to your post.

 
What do you mean, tackling side of things & knocks to the body? I hope not. I understand he's young, but these attributes are pre-requisites for playing AFL. Please, please, please be a good pick 19.........I'm now having visions of Zaharakis' match winning goal against Collingwood thanks to your post.

Like you HT, I wanted us to pick Zaharakis.

Like you HT, I wanted us to pick Zaharakis.

Yeah I wanted Swift or Zaharakis. Strauss has an amazing kick on him though, would have thought we would have seen him by now.

Worth watching the youtube highlights to remind you what we are waiting for.


Struggling with the physical side, as in, the problems holding him back are injuries and fitness.

Even Whelan is playing in the Casey 2s coming back from injury -- does he not go in hard enough??

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