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POST MATCH DISCUSSION

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I'm sure it's been said elsewhere also, but over the NAB cup we scored equal 5th highest of everyone, with 40 goals - Jesse only kicked 3!

 
On 14 March 2016 at 1:56 AM, rjay said:

Lol...at 24 Treners is old guard.

Can't wait to see the "I was wrong" post when he starts carving the game up.

Yeah well I can't wait to see your, "Sheeit Fence was right! response"!

He has missed 2 plus years out!

Name any other player that has had such an extensive time out that has come back?

Look he was reasonably good early, but in all honesty given his injuries and the pace of the game , can anyone really see him forcing a place in this current side?? And if so what position would he play?? In front of Who??

 

On 3/15/2016 at 8:33 PM, picket fence said:

Yeah well I can't wait to see your, "Sheeit Fence was right! response"!

He has missed 2 plus years out!

Name any other player that has had such an extensive time out that has come back?

I can remember many years ago when Moloney and Rivers had such extensive lay offs that I posted 'anything we get out of them from here will be a bonus. They have been out so long that I no longer view them as viable players.' 

That was around 2008. Rivers had been out for almost two years and Moloney had made it back for a few moments before going down again. 

Both went on to play out very good careers.

 

Before that was David Schwartz who went on to become the ox afer 3 knee reco's. 

That's just the Demon players off the top of my head.

 
On 3/16/2016 at 8:33 PM, picket fence said:

Yeah well I can't wait to see your, "Sheeit Fence was right! response"!

He has missed 2 plus years out!

Name any other player that has had such an extensive time out that has come back?

Look he was reasonably good early, but in all honesty given his injuries and the pace of the game , can anyone really see him forcing a place in this current side?? And if so what position would he play?? In front of Who??

 

Toumpas. Sorry, automatic response to your posts, Picket.

What I meant to say was that (ahem), James Hird had a very successful playing career after coming back from a long lay off with an injury similar or even the same as Trengove's. 


2 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Toumpas. Sorry, automatic response to your posts, Picket.

What I meant to say was that (ahem), James Hird had a very successful playing career after coming back from a long lay off with an injury similar or even the same as Trengove's. 

Good to know, but I'm now concerned for Trengove's moral development.

Let's just wait and see how it evolves for Trenners. No one knows for sure but he is a much loved player and let's just wish him the best and give him our support no matter what transpires.

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