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Nathan Jones

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fair to say he has been playing real good footy for us in the last couple of weeks. been starting on the wing and been providing bit of run and carry which was good to see. cops a fair wack on this site but jee how good was his goal! keep it up chunk! :D

 

Hes played very well against Brisbane, Gold Coast and the Crows.Im very impressed with what hes been producing since the Rd 2 debacle against the hawks and his effort is second to none but we need to see this against the top 4 sides in big games. In my view hes still a C grader but becoming a very very very good solid C grader. To give a little meaning to my point other players in the comp i would rate as very very good C graders would be:

- Ashley McGrath (Bris)

- Jordan Russell (Carl)

- Brent McAffer (Coll)

- Alan Toovey (Coll)

- Tom Lonergan (Gee)

- James Podsiadly (Gee)

- Stephen Gilham (Haw)

- Jake King (Rich)

- Matt White (Rich)

- Quienten Lynch (WCE)

Jonsey has played well all year. He's been good in all 3 wins, tackled hard in the draw against the swans, and was easily in our best against the eagles. I used to be a crictic, but i've taken the humble pie out of the oven and eaten a slice or two. He's looking good, easily more positives than negatives

PS. Gotzy, your post is a waste of space!

 

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