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Just been delisted.

In a team lacking outisde run from the midfield, do we consider picking him up or possibly rookie him?

If we can get him for nothing, why not?

 

Only 23, if healthy worth a rookie

 

I thought he had a good season in 2017, but the Hawks delisted him.  North have delisted him 12 months later.

Being delisted twice in 12 months is a bit of a worry, however theres a decent chance someone will pick him up.

 

Pass, doesn't offer enough for me.

 
31 minutes ago, DemonLad5 said:

Just been delisted.

In a team lacking outisde run from the midfield, do we consider picking him up or possibly rookie him?

If we can get him for nothing, why not?

Id rather Usain Bolt. You will get the same result

If we’re in the market for one eye catching run per game that makes casual supporters go gee he looks good, then go for it. 


Put Garlett through an Intense off season endurance program and turn him into a fast burst outside mid if he is on list next year, bust a gut or you're out. Would be the same result as recruiting hartung though if they both shirk when it's their turn to go all in and don't have a ruthless kamikaze attitude

Edited by johndemonic

Very surprising given his body of work at North. Seems like something behind the scenes that is making clubs turn their back on him.


I wouldn’t mind seeing watts again as a rookie after port drops him 

31 minutes ago, Smokey said:

I wouldn’t mind seeing watts again as a rookie after port drops him 

serious?

yep, yep, nope.

Sure he looks good running down a wing, but after he immediately turns it over by foot, all our players' would be out of position.

Opposition teams would be instructed to leave him free, so he can end up with the ball and virtually guarantee you'll get it back.


3 hours ago, DemonLad5 said:

Just been delisted.

In a team lacking outisde run from the midfield, do we consider picking him up or possibly rookie him?

If we can get him for nothing, why not?

No no no

We have finally progressed to a point where, as a club, we no longer have to waste a single second of our time considering using a spot on our list for players like this.

Hallelujah.

 

When we are on about having A graders why would we even consider?

A definite no from me.  Jayden Hunt has some similar attributes, but is a much better footballer.  Continue to work on Hunty's development and build his confidence, and save the list space for (hopefully) another Jason Taylor late pick gem.

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