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Mitch White to debut

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Having just watched the game again, I can safely say that the Grimes Bashers have absolutely no F***ing idea what they're talking about. He dropped a mark and cost us a goal. That's his one big mistake from that game. Quite a few of the more popular players also cost us goals doing stupid things, but they don't rate a mention apparently. As for turnovers, you can't blame him when he gets a hospital pass and manages to get the ball away legally in the half second before he's hit. That's on the person passing to him (yes Nate Jones, I'm talking about you). That may count as a disposal error, but the reality is that it's someone elses mistake that's being added to his tally.

The reality is that he's simply the latest whipping boy for the usual suspects who need someone to rag on.

Must be the coach's "whipping Boy" too, seeing as he's spent a quarter of the season at Casey and started as the sub twice in the last 4 games.

 

I liked White's game, he looked composed and his kicking is obviously a strength. He's exactly the type of player tends to slip to the rookie draft, he just goes about his business without much fuss and probably wasn't a standout as a junior but at AFL level those type of players tend to thrive.

Our recruiters are starting to kick more goals than Hogan! Although two our Rookie list were re-rookied, have we had a better quartet at our disposal than this year with Harmes, King, Vanders and White?

 

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