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Brad Green

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Caro reckons she didn't think he was that good... until now.

Our 3rd player deserving of an AA spot, after Jamar and Junior (pre-injury).

 

From my time I'd have to say it's very close between Brad and Ooze. I've seen both do some freaky things on the field, but Oozes checkside kicks were really something.

Does anyone know if TJ was a left footer? From memory I think he is but I may be

completely wrong.

Is Green in All-Australian form?

He's played all 15 games this year and averages 21 disposals (14 kicks, 7 handballs) a game. He's kicked 36.19 and averaged over 7 marks and almost 3 tackles a game. If he keeps up his goals per game ratio he'll end up with 57 for the year.

Given that he's getting those stats as a small/medium forward, he has to be a strong chance. If he were in as a mid, no chance against the guys averaging 30+ possies, but for his position He's a strong chance. Eddie Betts is another who will be competing for the small forward spot, but surely they could fit them both in.

Our All Australian prospects are actually quite good this year. Jamar has to be close to getting in and Many of the experts are joining in the man love for Frawley. Both could have pretty strong claims as well.

Edit: Just looked up Eddie Betts. 33 goals, 14.8 Disposals, 4.7 marks and 3.4 tackles. You'd have to rate Green above that.

Edited by RalphiusMaximus

 

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