8 hours ago, Deemania since 56 said:

He must be developing a diverse range of skills by being moved 'around' as he is no 'dumbum' onfield, in his adaptation and intent. In a static positional shift to look after, I'd reckon that the opposing coaches would be rather easily able to work out his skillset, placing a negating influence on that role in short time. He would also be more likely to get hammered frequently. Nope, I like his diversity and his capacity to elicit varied skills from within his developing repertoire of craftsman-like attributes. Go, Fritschy!

The big advantage is that he is 8th on the tagging list for opponents. He is a real find and his mental capacity to absorb and learn new roles makes hm a terrific prospect.

p.s. Maybe he could look after Buddy on Sunday.

Reason : Quick enough, Left Footed so thinks LH . Any wins he has will ensure we score at thew other end because Sydney t6hink it is all over when it goes into Budderitory

5 hours ago, hardtack said:

I was thinking he’s more Gunston-like... and I don’t mean Norman.

Hey, I mentioned that a few months ago !!!

Glad you agree with me, but acknowledge your source ...

On 5/22/2018 at 10:09 PM, bingers said:

He's a ripper. Reminds me of Gunston.. Jack, not Norman. (Yeah, yeah, I've posted this before.)

Hey Hardtack ... here's the proof !!! 

Edited August 8, 20187 yr by bingers

14 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Who's having a better season? Watts or Fritsch?

All I could say is im glad both have spent so much time setting themselves up for a career after footy. Fritter as a tradie and Watts as a swimsuit salesman.

12 hours ago, bingers said:

Hey, I mentioned that a few months ago !!!

Glad you agree with me, but acknowledge your source ...

Oddly enough bingers, you weren't my source - my son is ready to deck me if I keep making the comparison each time we watch a game.  I suppose the "Jack, not Norman" thing is pretty obvious if you're from a certain generation.