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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - TIM SMITH

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Can't see any way Tim will get to 100 games with us, but however many he plays, good on him, he will have deserved each game, with the effort he has put in.

 
17 hours ago, Deemania since 56 said:

Sad outlook, always was one of my favourites when times were darkening.

Not really. He has come in and played his role when required and has had a good career which he can be proud of.

He has impacted a number of games, the majority of which he has not been gifted but has earnt.

There are heaps of people who never make it.

10 hours ago, John Demonic said:

Considering we've had Pat McKenna and another player [Forgotten his name it's been that long] on the long term injury list without a game in 3 or 4 years, it makes sense to have Pedo in reserve for the foreseeable future if his body is willing. Who's to say he hasn't got another 2 to 3 years in him? He came back pretty fit in the off-season and shed a lot of kilo's. He might even have a massive tom mac like impact if given the opportunity later in the year.

He has a synergy with the team alike TMc.  it was these two running through our midfield and into the forwardline that did damage to oppo sides, last year... which dried up when Maxy returned early.

Now we have TMc playing wing frequently, so he can run thru the very some areas having a heavy impact, on our behalf.

I was calling for Lever to play up on wing, when he was battling,,, but that's all settled nicely now, and we have the size and bulk in the mid part of the ground taking marks, and adding run.

 

And Maxy is playing More physically this season, then he did last.  which also helps.

 
4 hours ago, Redleg said:

Can't see any way Tim will get to 100 games with us, but however many he plays, good on him, he will have deserved each game, with the effort he has put in.

Its time they changed that 100 game law.

... to also include 5 consecutive seasons,,, or more than 6 seasons even if not consecutive,,, as the equal to 100 games. For those with chronic injuries, etc.

 

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