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2015 Player Review - # 5 Jimmy Toumpas

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Toumpas to Port Adelaide

Moore to Collingwood

Kennedy to Melbourne

(No draft picks involved.)

 

It was a mistake drafting him. Leaving him on the list for another 2 years would be another mistake. I believe he can be a solid player for another club, but he's never going to the reach the heights we'd expect him to for such an investment.

It was a mistake drafting him. Leaving him on the list for another 2 years would be another mistake. I believe he can be a solid player for another club, but he's never going to the reach the heights we'd expect him to for such an investment.

but, but, he got the tick from the great hannabal at the time. i remember his impassioned arguments well

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but, but, he got the tick from the great hannabal at the time. i remember his impassioned arguments well

Not as impassioned as his assessment of Cale Morton. A lock to be a superstar.

Not as impassioned as his assessment of Cale Morton. A lock to be a superstar.

Everyone here quite rightly thinks Angus Brayshaw is a lock to be, at the very least, a very good player for us long term.

Cale in his first year averaged more kicks than Angus, more handballs , >5 more disposals per game, and the same number of goals + goal assists and twice as many marks. The bloke was a 192cm running machine

I don't think anyone could have predicted how Cale's footy story would unfold after that 2008 season.


Everyone here quite rightly thinks Angus Brayshaw is a lock to be, at the very least, a very good player for us long term.

Cale in his first year averaged more kicks than Angus, more handballs , >5 more disposals per game, and the same number of goals + goal assists and twice as many marks. The bloke was a 192cm running machine

I don't think anyone could have predicted how Cale's footy story would unfold after that 2008 season.

Morton got his possessions sitting across half back from sideways short passes. Brayshaw wins his own ball. Chalk and cheese players.

Sad to say it but I think the Toumpas experiment might come to an end this trade week. I wish him well if he leaves.

As for Cale Morton, I remember talking to Garry Lyon at a function in 2009. Gaz was telling me how good he was, and that he would be our best player in a few years...

Cale had us all fooled.

Morton got his possessions sitting across half back from sideways short passes. Brayshaw wins his own ball. Chalk and cheese players.

Fair enough how about

MFC Best first year player 2008 - C Morton

Rising Star nominee 2008 - C Morton

Leading MFC Brownlow vote 2008 - C Morton (4 votes)

Cale ended up being a monumental disappointment but most on here and at the Club thought he would have a pretty exciting future after his debut season. It is rewriting history to pretend otherwise

 

It was a mistake drafting him. Leaving him on the list for another 2 years would be another mistake. I believe he can be a solid player for another club, but he's never going to the reach the heights we'd expect him to for such an investment.

Another Golden Gem.

There is a strong possibility we may retain the Toump,

the only real interest outside the MFC that interests him seems to be the PAFC, who have pick 28 on the table for him

The issue they're going to have is that the Suns won't accept pick 10 alone for Charlie Dixon so they may need to add 28 to that to get it over the line, and hope we'd accept Andrew Moore for the Toump


There is a strong possibility we may retain the Toump,

the only real interest outside the MFC that interests him seems to be the PAFC, who have pick 28 on the table for him

The issue they're going to have is that the Suns won't accept pick 10 alone for Charlie Dixon so they may need to add 28 to that to get it over the line, and hope we'd accept Andrew Moore for the Toump

they can always use next year's draft picks, so they do have options

of course that may not be to gcs17's liking

Seems that Toump will be retained. There is not enough interest in him to get us something we think is even in return. Interesting to see if Toump wants a trade and then we have to do it.

its still early yet. Clubs are playing for the big stuff first... all the stocking stuffers come late in the piece

thinking outside the square a little

Id take Ports 2nd round 2016 pick for Jimmy

Sad to say it but I think the Toumpas experiment might come to an end this trade week. I wish him well if he leaves.

As for Cale Morton, I remember talking to Garry Lyon at a function in 2009. Gaz was telling me how good he was, and that he would be our best player in a few years...

Cale had us all fooled.

So obviously did Garry


Why was this seen as an experiment?

I thought at the time we needed ready t o go players,we were trying to draft ready to go players and we end up with an experiment

How did that happen?

It didn't start as an experiment but it's certainly played out as one.

Why was this seen as an experiment?

I thought at the time we needed ready t o go players,we were trying to draft ready to go players and we end up with an experiment

How did that happen?

picked wrong kid :rolleyes:

picked wrong kid :rolleyes:

The coach over reacted and wanted to make decision. Todd has been fuming ever since.

Really sad to see you go Jimmy.

You tried so hard sometimes too hard and gave everything you had for the red and blue.

Will always be one of my favourite players.

Hope you have a great career...will cheer for you.

Good Luck, young man!


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