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Nick Naitanui

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What a star!

 
What a star!

brilliant tonight

 
we got the dud draft pick.....

so far.

Watta will be ok...needs a rest at Casey. Media pressure has been great on him. He "will" show us what he is made of...Go Watta


So... ?

Naitanui

- days away from being taken instead of Kreuzer the preceding year

- played against men the last 2 years

- body much more developed

Watts

- one of the youngest bottom-age players taken in the last draft

- played exclusively against other schoolkids until about 5 weeks ago

- barely trained with the senior team to learn the gamplan

- body critically underdeveloped for competing with AFL KPPs

I'd be surprised if Naitanui didn't look a lot better at this stage.

And to be honest, he looked good, but not that much better.

brilliant tonight

Don't know about the word brilliant! He had a TOTAL of just 8 possessions, with only 2 until 3/4 time. Kicked 3 goals in the last Q, 2 of them being rather fortuitous or being in the right place at the right time. I still like our man Watts. Anyway, we will all be able to compare the two next Saturday when we play the Weagles at the 'G'.

 

i would like all NikNat topics banned from this site from here on. The fact is we took Watts ahead of him so lets move on from him

Don't know about the word brilliant! He had a TOTAL of just 8 possessions, with only 2 until 3/4 time. Kicked 3 goals in the last Q, 2 of them being rather fortuitous or being in the right place at the right time. I still like our man Watts. Anyway, we will all be able to compare the two next Saturday when we play the Weagles at the 'G'.

I agree 100% he was able to snag a couple of goals in the last and if he didn't they would have been calling for his head. The goals he got were good but not miraculous.


With all due respect and dont take this wrong but the fact that his big bulky and really darked skin and with an outstanding hair cut, it makes every thing he does look better. But dont get me wrong he did some special things. But defo no regrets about watts.

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I think in the long run Jack will be the more complete player but at the moment Nick just has that X factor so it's exciting to see and watching Hawthorn lose was also funny. But having said that he barely touched it all game until the final quarter, he only had 3 kicks all night and about 2 possies at half time.

Don't know about the word brilliant! He had a TOTAL of just 8 possessions, with only 2 until 3/4 time. Kicked 3 goals in the last Q, 2 of them being rather fortuitous or being in the right place at the right time. I still like our man Watts. Anyway, we will all be able to compare the two next Saturday when we play the Weagles at the 'G'.

Let's see how he goes when he's put on a player, and is asked to drill them from 40-50 out, for four quarters.

I prefer class over freakiness and so-called "X-factor". He may be exciting to watch in individual plays, but you wait and see how it feels having a player who can be relied on to kick 4 a game for you, or at least bring players into the game.

That's easier to market and more exciting than dreadlocks.

Watts

- barely trained with the senior team to learn the gamplan

We have a gameplan?


We have senior players?

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