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Wish Dawes would mark like that.

Already an upgrade.

 

Taberner...wonder if we will get involved in the move to get McCarthy to Freo. They won't have enough currency unless they give up a player or 2 but GWS will need picks to satisfy their academy bids.

Just thinking out loud.

Taberner...wonder if we will get involved in the move to get McCarthy to Freo. They won't have enough currency unless they give up a player or 2 but GWS will need picks to satisfy their academy bids.

Just thinking out loud.

His lack of progress this year has frustrated me. Freo seem reluctant to pinch hit him in the ruck and/or play him Pav and 2nd ruck.

He'd probably still be part of their future alongside McCarthy. Michael Apeness is a 201cm ruck/forward who I'd be keen on of the Freo back ups.

 

He's so good he's been delisted ahead of Butcher.

The "highlights" are super average too.

His lack of progress this year has frustrated me. Freo seem reluctant to pinch hit him in the ruck and/or play him Pav and 2nd ruck.

He'd probably still be part of their future alongside McCarthy. Michael Apeness is a 201cm ruck/forward who I'd be keen on of the Freo back ups.

They always have a 2nd ruck so don't need him to pinch hit but he has a lot of talent. Anyway, as I say I was just thinking aloud. Freo will have to give up something if they want to get McCarthy...

I don't think we need a ruck/forward, we do need a forward who can pinch hit in the ruck.


He's so good he's been delisted ahead of Butcher.

Hinkley thinks Butcher will make it as a defender. They have given up on the thought of him as a forward.

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With Hogan stil likely moving on (my opinion) I expect us to recruit a mature age forward late in the draft in the chance one of Weideman or Tommy Mc were to cop an injury. And three years later I still think this is our guy.

http://www.wafl.com.au/players/view/3931

Since going back to the WAFL he's kicked over 140 goals in the last three years!

Averaging 11 touches, 6 marks and more then 2 goals a game. Will be 25 at the start of next season, has an ability to go into the ruck and could be a handy insurance selection for our first year post Hogan.

 
9 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Absolutely. Best forward outside the AFL.  Would need a 2-year contract to make the Nullarbor crossing. 

Based on what exactly.

Probably will sign with Freo given they have no idea how to trade forwards into the club......


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