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Mark Nicoski, Nick Lower, Daniel Gilmore

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3 players who I reckon have never lived upto their potential and could turn out to be bargains if instilled with a bit of confidence. Would be worth a PSD selection at least. I know we are trying to rebuild but these guys are not exactly old and would be hungry to prove their old sides wrong. What do you think?

 

this is just getting worst by the day, think of it like this Nick lower Mark nickoski Daniel Gilmore premier ship players for the demons? In our best 22?

No chance, if we want a good crack at it.

 

Are you suggesting them purely because you recognise their names, therefore they must be good players?!?

NO, NO & NO.

3 players who I reckon have never lived upto their potential and could turn out to be bargains if instilled with a bit of confidence. Would be worth a PSD selection at least. I know we are trying to rebuild but these guys are not exactly old and would be hungry to prove their old sides wrong. What do you think?

While you never say never the percentage of players who have gone onto become great players in those circumstances is so low it isnt worth the risk


I am so excited about these players as they could possibly grow to being the 20th player picked in our team if we had injuries that kept some decent players out.

Snoring here.

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Fair enough, but I can personally see them each being much more than bit players in a quality team.

Nick Lower has been crucified at Port. Continues to get 30+ posessions each week at SANFL level and doesn't get a look in. When he does he performs fairly well and then gets dropped. No wonder he looks ordinary.

Daniel Gilmore can play anywhere on the ground, is mobile, good overhead and has good pace for his size. Doesn't get a look in either and with some confidence would be a nightmare match up for the opposition.

Mark Nicoski is deadly as a running half back flanker. Just needs some consistency and quality around him and I think he'd shine.

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