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Jeremy Howe

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Is it me or does this guy have some Tony Modra in him

 

Is it me or does this guy have some Tony Modra in him

Hahaha mate I stir my mates up when I go with them and every time JH goes near it I give them the old 'mooooodraaaaa'! Gives them the s**ts!

Edited by DemonDing

Jack Reidwoldt minus the tantrums.

 

Howe has x factor and i expect him to get better , maybe much better

What he has to watch is his decision to go for the big mark or not as he is quite good at ground level

While a mark is best , second best is keeping the ball in that forward 50 not into an opposing players crumbing hands especially if it his direct oppnent

Definatley looks a forward but where ?

Neeld has some thinking to do

Clark , Tapscott, Green , Jurrah , Davey , Cook, Fitzpatrick , Howe , Sylvia , Watts , Morton , Pettard , Bate and Martin etc are all IMO fighting for a foward spot

Clark is a lock as we didnt recruit him to pay at Casey

Really enjoy watching thsi guy

Has a bit of Greg Parke about him

Edited by Swampfox


Robbo, with far far more common sense, accountability, team orientation and defensive skills and attitude.

Could be a really big thing, and a huge bargain.

Could be a mid, or a decent tall fast marking forward.

Better kick than Parke.

haha indeed

 

To me he will play both forward and mid and develop into a very exciting player. He will give us a great target around the ground not just up forward with his marking ability.

Howe is going to be dynamite! Big things too come...


My new username says it all; love the look of the guy!!

Glenn Honey's Dud Brother no more!!! Alert the press

  • 1 month later...

What a positive in a terrible game!

Love the guy. Should get better. He is gem at both ends of the ground.


He is something for us to be really positive about.

Gave his all today.

  • 1 month later...

Currently in my mind he's a player who takes hangers, kicks behinds and makes [censored] decisions when he gets it in the middle of the ground. Probably doesn't deserved to be picked on but he's frustrating me.

Surely other deserve more scrutiny?

Those that wait for a player to be covered before they handball to him?

Those that handball to a teammate two feet away?

Those that tap the ball to their feet in a rucking contest?

Those that refuse to spread and cover the ball like moths around a light?

Surely?


Needs a kicking coach desperately.

A cantankerous old coot called Bluey on 'Ology labelled him Hookfoot Howe a ways back and if you watch his shot at goal in the first quarter you'll see how apt that is. He swung his leg across his body so dramatically it was never going to be a goal.

If that can be corrected we've got a 10 year forward who will bag 50 a year, but right now we've got a bag of wasted opportunities.

Would like to see him tag the likes of Scotland or Robinson next week, or maybe even Gibbs. Then have him tagging Thomas or Heath Shaw the week after.

Ideal time for him to work of his accountability. Think he can play that role that Stevie J plays, and do it really well.

People will remember him for his hangers, but he's got a lot of tricks.

He has good pace, is clean, skilled (despite some yips at the moment) and a really good work rate. He could be a really good, high possession half forward or perhaps even a midfielder. The hangers are just fun to watch.

 

Jack Reidwoldt minus the tantrums.

And the goals.


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