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On 6 July 2016 at 11:08 PM, Hell Bent said:

Have heard Jenkins has re-signed with Crows, in fact was done some time ago, just won't be announced til later in the year. Source is a mate with very strong AFC connections including a club legend.

As I was saying........

 
8 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

He was never leaving Adelaide

Poor [censored]

 
On 22 July 2016 at 8:00 AM, Hell Bent said:

As I was saying........

You were right in him re-signing with them but it wasn't done more than a few days back.

  • 2 years later...

Matt Lloyd mentioned us as one of 5 clubs that should be enquiring about Jenkins for next year. Justification was that Jenkins having been omitted and behind Himmelberg, missed out on some confidence boosting matches against GCS & St Kilda that got their forwards back into some form and if he's not being selected, then he should look at another club with key forward needs that would take him on.

I personally would like to see how we function in the 2nd half of the year with our key backs hopefully returned and in form, which may give Tmac, Weid & Preuss some added confidence with more time together, before hunting another forward. However if Jenkins came cheap, he has the kind of imposing frame and perhaps some experience that could aid us next year. And a wake up call that he's only got a couple of years left to make an impact could see him put together a decent year or two.

Edited by John Demonic


8 minutes ago, rjay said:

Jenkins is a small forward in a big mans body.

No thanks...

This is a persistent opinion, but it seems like low hanging fruit to me. Surely there is more strings to his bow than this often remarked comment about goals out the back. 278 goals from 140 games has to account for something surely? Edit: He monstered Rance too so he has shown ability as a key forward, maybe he just needs a fresh start?

Edited by John Demonic
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Dropped by the Crows and will be 31 next season.

Surely we arent that desperate

 
31 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

Dropped by the Crows and will be 31 next season.

Surely we arent that desperate

I think we should be more desperate to take a low risk punt on an experienced key forward if we can't get ourselves in order by the end of the year, than to recruit another casey vfl depth player.

Edited by John Demonic


I would take him if it cost us a 4th rounder and low salary. He comes across as a bit of a [censored].

Cameron for the threepeat


  • 2 weeks later...

Any whispers on JJ OR another KPF target to provide a foil for Tmac? Or will we risk 2020 with the same forward line and become an absolute shambles again with an injury or two? Kicked 9 goals in the 3 games before he was dropped again.

22 goals in 11 games while being on the outer of the club, a marked man for leaking stories about how much of a rabble the club is internally.Would've kicked 40 for the 6th season in a row with a full season.

4 goals from 300.

And still the usual snobs in here will throw up the 'goals out the back' & 'jane in a tarzans body' lazy throwaway lines that fly in the face of the consistent stats.

Tmac, Jenkins, Petty & Weid should be fighting for those two or three spots, now that Tim Smith and probably Keilty are gone.

I'll go with the opinion of Matt Lloyd over most in here.

Edited by John Demonic


A 3rd or 4th rounder for him considering he is 31. Will help out T.Mac enormously go get him.

Edited by WERRIDEE

Draft Picks only to be used on outside runners & small pressure forwards until we have a fleet of them, eg, Richmond & Collingwood. 

 

Wouldn't go near him, this bloke is way too soft, can't play as a key forward. 


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