He doesn't mark everything (see the Carlton game), and he doesn't kick OK.

Does that answer your question?

Well he's a better mark than Bate or Dunn and he is a big body which the forward line lacked

He probably wouldn't make it as a forward but I did think there was a time when it might have been worth the experiment

You never know if you never try

Anyway, its too late now so it will remain hypothetical

If we don't land the large ready made power forward in trade week we are alleged ready to trade for, then we may well turn to Fev. I personally think he is an unstable and somewhat destructive personality(at least he has been), but I too was not only very impressed with his constructive, often skillful play, but also he was very unselfish. I like watching the forward play so deliberately stand behind the goals at both ends and so observed our forward work (and Fev) very closely. He is certainly improving each week his fitness, and especially his attitude. He was very supportive of his team-mates and was quite vocal on the field coaching the younger players. One of the things about the VFL is you can go and listen to the discussions at quarter and three quarter time. I observed Fev on both occasions being constructive and very enthusiastic about the task at hand. The other person who is equally as committed was Rob Campbell. He seems to have almost taken over the discussions in the onball group in a very positive way - much for the better as you can see from their effectiveness.

This poster obviously didnt watch sandy v casey where fev wallowed around like the fat [censored] he is and only got two touches for the game.