Dunn is flakey? Don't think so. He has his fair share of footy smarts and skill.

I look forward to his year under Neeld as I don't think he'll get away with what he has done in the past.

Edit - response to Ben H

Just take a look at the mans mo, he is definately flakey !

Thanks to all who have contributed to this thread, especially to DC for reproducing T.G.R's contribution from Demonology and TGR himself for his erudite and surprisingly positive description of the session. When tough critics like what they see, then perhaps it's time to rejoice?

Is Jurrah's continued absence from the main group becoming a bit of a concern?

It's certainly becoming a big concern for Liam. He expected to be right by now, but his wrist surgery is taking longer than expected to heal. He's getting bored out of his brain being separated from the main group, but all the running he's doing will no doubt hold him in good stead once the season starts. He can forget about the NAB Cup, but hopefully he'll be right for round 1.

He has footy smarts and skill, but yes he's flaky. He'll go missing for large chunks of a game and has a history of hearing footsteps. If he wasn't flaky why do you think he's borderline best 22 with his "fair share of footy smarts and skill" ? And if you're about to say he's been inconsistent I also equate that to being "flaky". Last time I looked up "flaky" it said "an unreliable person". You think he's reliable ?

Exactly. He's flaky all right.

It's certainly becoming a big concern for Liam. He expected to be right by now, but his wrist surgery is taking longer than expected to heal. He's getting bored out of his brain being separated from the main group, but all the running he's doing will no doubt hold him in good stead once the season starts. He can forget about the NAB Cup, but hopefully he'll be right for round 1.

Is it a problem with his scaffoid bone in his wrist? This sort of injury can take a long time to heal

Exactly. He's flaky all right.

Is it a problem with his scaffoid bone in his wrist? This sort of injury can take a long time to heal

If it is the Scaphoid, then they can be a troublesome fracture to get over however, surgery is the best way to deal with them.

I broke mine many moons ago and was out of action for nearly 4 months although I just went the conventional plaster cast route.

I hope Liam and the medical group give it the best chance possible to heal 100%.