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2012 Player Review - # 16 Jack Grimes

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Jack played 21 games.  He was predominantly played midfield, but was rotated into the backline throughout the course of games, and that was to allow us to have backline rotations.  Jack’s form in the midfield was very consistent, particularly being his first year as a midfield player.  A lot of that was on the wing, where I thought he read the game really well.  Jack’s game, and his leadership - both on and off the field - was outstanding, and I’m sure that Jack as a footballer, and particularly as a midfielder going forward, is going to be of enormous value to the Melbourne Football Club.  It was also pleasing to see Jack get some continuity in games played - as we know, he’s had a lot of injuries over his career, and it was pleasing that he played 21 games with the Melbourne Football Club this year. - Brian Royal (midfield coach) melbournefc.com.au

Games MFC 2012 21 MFC Total 53 Goals MFC 2012 1 MFC Total 4

Games CSFC 2012 1 Goals CSFC 2012 0

MFC 301 kicks (1st) 166 handballs (5th) 467 disposals (2nd) 122 marks (eq 1st) 81 tackles (4th) 59 inside fifty (eq 3rd) 67 rebounds from fifty (3rd)

Keith "Bluey" Truscott Memorial Trophy 348 votes (2nd)

 

Finally an injury free year has restored my faith he will be a good player in the future

 

Maturity and intelligence beyond his years. I really enjoy listening to Grimes speak about the club and his responsibilities with taking it forward as Co-Captain.


Pumped that he got in 21 games this season, as captain. Agree with rpfc, keep playing him in the middle 2013.

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