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2013 Player Review - # 38 Jeremy Howe

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Howe's first half of the season was especially good. He missed just one match with a calf injury in round 20 and again dazzled the football fraternity with his majestic aerial skills as highlighted in the final round against the Bulldogs.

Games MFC 2013 21 Career Total 56

Goals MFC 2013 28 Career Total 65

Keith "Bluey" Truscott Memorial Trophy 256 votes

 

Might be just me but it actually seemed to me he lost his focus a little but that could just as easily been the direction he was given.

Looking forward to Jeremy flourishing under Roos's new directions as to a game plan.

Might be just me but it actually seemed to me he lost his focus a little but that could just as easily been the direction he was given.

Looking forward to Jeremy flourishing under Roos's new directions as to a game plan.

I feel that he lost his way due to (perhaps reasonable) experimentation to see if he could play rôles higher up the field.

He is very talented, exciting to watch, and needs to settle in IMO as a half forward who can go deeper. He can apply forward pressure.

Fly high, Jeremy.

 

Can he please please take a few extra steps back from the mark when kicking... has to be the most smothered player on the list and his hospital kicks turned what little leads there were into a pack contest.

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