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Jordie McKenzie

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Is interesting to see how the coaches view the players. Much is often written in "footy speak cliche " by the FD's but voting is out there to see.

Neeld vlalues role players highly. I suspect the frustration we often have in this or that player might be askew in that they themself ( player in question ) are doing THEIR role ok but arent being ably supported by enough others doing theirs and so the player looks like a dill sometimes. The coach however still sees them doing THEIR role well. Just the team sucked , so -to -speak.

When we can get most doing their roles well , this team will fire. Jordie doesnt play a beautiful game but by crikey id want him on my side. :)

Edited by belzebub59

 

No, he's a role player and he plays his role very well. He can also win his own ball if he's let off the leash but he's a very disciplined, hard running hard worker with heaps of courage. He's a Cameron Ling-prototype.

Cameron Ling was the third of fourth best midfielder at Geelong

Carrazo at Carlton is way behind Judd and Murphy.

Both very valuable-both play roles and I very much see Jordie like these.

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