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Dal Santo or Sewell

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Ok i know there are a million similar threads and we are only half way through the season but forget Travis Boak, lets get Brad Sewell or Nick Dal Santo. Both are proven stars, both different types of mids but both at 27/28 have something to add.

For me Brad Sewell is our man hard as nails,quick and a good user of the ball. A midfield of Sewell, Moloney, Jones, Viney, Blease, Gysberts and another top 5 pick looks good.

 

Sewell is not quick, but would love him in the red and blue. Not Dal Santo though. Very little leadership and is far too arrogant for what he has actually achieved.

 

Brad Sewell quick? You're kidding? Sewell is very similar to a lot of our midfield - one paced and an ordinary kick.

If we had to go after one of these it would have to be Dal Santo for some outside class.

Sewell is not quick, but would love him in the red and blue. Not Dal Santo though. Very little leadership and is far too arrogant for what he has actually achieved.

Sewell may not be fast but he is quick of thought - concept discussed somewhere earlier today on another thread.

And I think the quickness of mind will come when our mids get fitter therefore less tired, and gain confidence in those around them.

Edited by monoccular


Ok i know there are a million similar threads and we are only half way through the season but forget Travis Boak, lets get Brad Sewell or Nick Dal Santo. Both are proven stars, both different types of mids but both at 27/28 have something to add.

For me Brad Sewell is our man hard as nails,quick and a good user of the ball. A midfield of Sewell, Moloney, Jones, Viney, Blease, Gysberts and another top 5 pick looks good.

Add Grimes and Trengove in there and you've got yourself a deal.

Still think boak is the better option...Sewell is another slowish mid...Dalsanto wont leave saints.

Wouldnt mind Sam Mitchell though.

Edited by DeeZee

 

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