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My 3 word player analysis V WCE

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I think Fitzy did a decent enough job, his output equaled or bettered Frawleys of late when he played forward. The problem with the talls was the delivery and the lack of crumbers, I dont know where kent was playing during the game but I hardly sighted him doing anything creative. Bail was at least having a go,

Kent is not up to it at the moment and I'm not sure that he will make it long term. He has a lot of work to do, is coming from a long way back.

 

Mdemonski - didn't even watch

AzzKikA: Enjoyed not caring.

Garland - excellent until injured

Wasn't he injured halfway through the first quarter?

Ready to be shouted down but Fitzy is a real talent IMO. He's a presence up forward and with a strong midfield pumping it forward he'd be an asset. I know he is sometimes awkward but he scatters packs when on.

Not much I guess, but clearly he is about 6th in line with a fit squad to pick from. He kicked two goals last night and did okay but earlier in the season, when the heat was really on, he couldn't get anywhere near it. When he played last year the heat was also off - I just don't think he is as good as some think he really is. Plus he doesn't have the ability to play elsewhere like others do, which leaves him further behind the pack.

He's the opposite of Gawn, plays mainly as a forward but can pinch hit in the ruck. He was highly rated 2 years out from his draft, but a poor draft year saw him take a massive slide down the rankings. He's super quick for a big guy and obviously has skills but he has a couple of health concerns (diabetes and chronic fatigue) that may have had some impact on him to this point.

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Vince, Nat Jones (as always) and Tyson tried hard - Cross did well on Priddis - very little after that.

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