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Casey Scorpions v Geelong

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They are both first-year players. They both have most of the attributes needed to succeed. They just need time.

 

Are they winning us games?

no average players in the worst MFC side in fifty years.

There is a reason Jones spent all that time at box hill.

1 season?

1 season?

Sorry you are right, wrong player.

Still does not change the fact he is average at best.

 

I disagree, and he may be mature, but is still in his first season.

But how on earth can you write off Kent so early, especially considering his output?

Mind boggling.

Sorry you are right, wrong player.

Still does not change the fact he is average at best.

Not that our statements are mutually exclusive, but I would go as far as saying he has been our 2nd best midfielder this season.


Bit early on Kent, I've seen some glimpses of intelligent play from him to suggest he's worth persevering with...and he's still young and in his first year. Jones, I agree with some of the other posters that he's just a player at this level albeit also in his first year. Hopefully they both improve next year.

Not that our statements are mutually exclusive, but I would go as far as saying he has been our 2nd best midfielder this season.

As we have easily the worst mid field in the competition and there are 18 teams

They may well say he is the 150th best mid fielder in the competition.

Not much in those terms.

Cannot believe MFC rave about Blease. After watching him yesterday, yeah has great pace but he burns his teams mates. Twice in the first quarter he had the ball on the wing, instead of heading goalward he goes to the boundary and puts himself under pressure and burns the guys further up the ground that have already led. Heard him abuse Tynan because Blease handballed to Tynan and because Tynan gave it to a team mate in better position and not back to Blease, Blease abused him. If Casey want to go deep into finals hope they take Blease back to MFC. Not a team player at all.

 

They are both first-year players. They both have most of the attributes needed to succeed. They just need time.

Let's be honest, not many average players are going to generate too much excitement in one of the worst teams in history.


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