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2014 Player Review - # 45 Matt Jones

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Couldn't match the form he displayed in his excellent debut season but showed some flashes of good form mixed with some disappointing performances that saw him dropped to Casey around mid-season.

Games MFC 2014 20

Career Total 42

Goals MFC 2014 3

Career Total 6

Games CSFC 2014 2

Goals CSFC 2014 2

Keith "Bluey" Truscott Memorial Trophy 129 votes

 

VFL level Player will be gone for 2016 season

Another ordinary player who gets a game because the players behind him in the queue are even worse. As with Dom Barry, a player who was inexplicably given a two year contract early in the season - the reasons for this continue to elude me, as he would seem to be ripe for delisting at the end of next season.

 

IMO - Can still improve to the required AFL level, wins one on ones and shows pace, needs to tidy up kicking and gets hands on the footy a bit more. Can still make it.


Runs harder than any other player on our list.

But if you don't get the ball that means he should be in Althetics not AFL

Jones work rate is one of the reasons he has racked up so many games in his first 2 seasons. His disposal let him down at times, and is one of his major flaws. If Roos is aggressive at the trade table, Jones might be a name thrown up to send back salary on an incoming deal. Jones may stay on at the MFC, and probably will start the season in the best side. Competition will come for spots, meaning the Matt Jones will have to work on his game to get a spot.

 

But if you don't get the ball that means he should be in Althetics not AFL

but he DOES get the ball, just sometimes butchers it. Although a lot less than some on here think.

Runs harder than any other player on our list.

Which says that our list is still a way off.

The sooner these kinds of blokes are off the list, the better.

We can't be carrying players who have one elite non-football skilled specific attribute and expect to consistently improve as a side.

It just won't happen.


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