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Viney allowed to play in NAB Cup?

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Far from a certainty, but I see the Suns have applied for Jaeger O'Meara to be allowed to play in the NAB Cup and NAB Challenge.

If he is allowed, surely the same would go for Viney.

The Suns are confident after the league set a precedent last year by allowing GWS to field players in the same situation.

From the sounds of things, he's managing some OP anyway, so could not be included even if eligible...

Sorry, don't have a link, but the article was in the Sunday mail.

 

i think viney is being managed carefully with OP so i doubt they will rush him on

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i think viney is being managed carefully with OP so i doubt they will rush him on

True, but a brief taste at this stage could be invaluable for his development.

Then again, I'm not sure he needs a taste so he can adjust to the physicality...

 

i think viney is being managed carefully with OP so i doubt they will rush him on

But hypothetically, if he was fit would he be able to play?

I doubt it. Unlike GWS and GC we aren't going to see that level of generosity.

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But hypothetically, if he was fit would he be able to play?

I doubt it. Unlike GWS and GC we aren't going to see that level of generosity.

I don't know why you'd make such a comment.

What is the difference between O'Meara with the Suns, and Viney with us?

Also Crouch at Adelaide and Daniher at Essendon for that matter?

If one is allowed, it would be mind boggling to deny another in the same situation.


Mis-leading heading. Change it. There is nothing to see here, move along!

Edited by Demonsterative

Difference is they've already drafted JOM and we've only committed to drafting J.V so it couldn't happen.

 

Hypothetically .....

... if O'Meara is allowed, it doesn't necessarily mean Viney should. O'Meara and Crouch have already been selected through trades. We haven't selected Viney, we just said that we will. We haven't spent anything on him yet, just like GC with Swallow last year.

Edit- Exactly the same as what SM said. Sorry, I'm blind!

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Mis-leading heading. Change it. There is nothing to see here, move along!

Please explain how it is you find it misleading?

Not sure it could have been much clearer...

Difference is they've already drafted JOM and we've only committed to drafting J.V so it couldn't happen.

I see the point of difference, but I wouldn't go as far as to say it couldn't happen.

Even if we were allowed, why would we want to? The kid's 17(?) we've got enough young players (and older ones) who need to use the NAB to get miles in their legs.

Yep, I thought that too, but I'd think the same of the Suns.

I really think the football dept would agree with you on this.

But it's a faint possibility!


Difference is they've already drafted JOM and we've only committed to drafting J.V so it couldn't happen.

Bingo!

I was looking for that. Young Jack's not on our List yet.

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Is O'Meara technically on Gold Coast's list?

They hold the rights to him, but I'd have thought if he were on their list, he could be selected.

Is O'Meara technically on Gold Coast's list?

They hold the rights to him, but I'd have thought if he were on their list, he could be selected.

Oh Lutz

O'Meara was drafted by GC, as was Crouch to the AFC. Viney has a contract with the MFC and will be drafted. Its a big difference. Viney is not allowed to play the NAB as your heading implies. Fix it pls.

Flogging a dead horse

Play finge players ect to see who deserves a game....

Neeld hasnt seen anyone play for the MFC, NAB will be important this year, hugey imo


I can't imagine a NAB cup game would do anything outstanding for Viney's development. I'm glad he gets to play VFL which is just as good as a crappy Nab Challenge game. Let's have a look at the list an pick the best side so we can win round 1.

Several issues here including the fact that, despite being committed to the club, he doesn't become a Demon till November, 2012. What about insurance for a player not on your list? Why do it when you can't play him throughout the season?

I don't know why you'd make such a comment.

What is the difference between O'Meara with the Suns, and Viney with us?

Also Crouch at Adelaide and Daniher at Essendon for that matter?

If one is allowed, it would be mind boggling to deny another in the same situation.

Even if he was on our list, your forgetting about the Judd Rule...

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I'd say no. He isn't even on our list. So there may be insurance issues should he get injured.

Also, not sure we would want him to play. I'm fairly sure we'd want as many players to get as much match fitness for the upcoming season as opposed to Viney who can't pull on the jumper this season.

But thats only my opinion.


Crazy idea imo. Why risk anything to gain nothing? JV's time will come soon enough, when his body is better prepared.

Maybe he'll play in the intra club match?

There ya go, if he's not managing injury, and covered for insurance which I reckon the club would have for all.

 

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