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Lucas Cook

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The guy weighs as much as a couple of cats taped together, and when he turns side on i'm not sure you can see him. However, do we just cut our losses and throw him to the wolves Jack Watts style?

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No. Let him put some form together in the VFL this season, get a preseason under his belt and then maybe next year throw him in.

If he isn't doing much in the VFL, what is the point in putting him straight into the AFL?

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I don't believe he should be in the team for a second.

But also, what's the point in rotating the same 5 or 6 hacks each week who can't be bothered getting a touch.

 

I don't believe he should be in the team for a second.

But also, what's the point in rotating the same 5 or 6 hacks each week who can't be bothered getting a touch.

It really isn't the forward line that is the problem. If the ball isn't going down there, how are they supposed to kick goals?

We'd be better off bringing up players to help in the midfield who could give our forwards some decent use of the footy.

For the near future, though, Cook has no place in the senior team.

Let Cook develop for a couple of years then bring him in if form demands/when his body is the right size for AFL - we already have enough malnourished kids in Watts, Morton, Blease etc


worthless thread - take it to the Locker Room Farce and I'll delete your posts there as required

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