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Flynn Perez (Drafted by North Melbourne)

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There’s a bit of talk around that Melbourne might draft Brodie Kemp who suffered an ACL injury in July and will miss most of 2020.

There is another player who missed all of 2019 through the same injury incurred at a pre season training camp - Flynn Perez, who might be available with that last pick of ours because he’s been off the radar.

* not suggesting we take two players recovering from ACL’s.

 
2 minutes ago, Chelly said:

* not suggesting we take two players recovering from ACL’s.

The club already has Aaron Nietschke recovering from an ACL but, as we’ve seen, there have been plenty of players who have recovered from early knee reconstructions to play good footy at the highest level.

Question is how his recovery has gone and how good can he be? 

I suppose at pick 97 or whatever the number turns out to be, he probably wouldn’t be too great a risk if the medicals show he has recovered physically.

9 minutes ago, Chelly said:

There’s a bit of talk around that Melbourne might draft Brodie Kemp who suffered an ACL injury in July and will miss most of 2020.

There is another player who missed all of 2019 through the same injury incurred at a pre season training camp - Flynn Perez, who might be available with that last pick of ours because he’s been off the radar.

* not suggesting we take two players recovering from ACL’s.

Where exactly has this talk come from?

 

On 10/26/2019 at 12:28 PM, Chelly said:

There’s a bit of talk around that Melbourne might draft Brodie Kemp who suffered an ACL injury in July and will miss most of 2020.

There is another player who missed all of 2019 through the same injury incurred at a pre season training camp - Flynn Perez, who might be available with that last pick of ours because he’s been off the radar.

* not suggesting we take two players recovering from ACL’s.

https://www.afl.com.au/news/2019-10-03/ive-grown-as-a-person-prospect-finds-positives-after-knee-reco
 

Sounds like another Club will take a chance on him before he gets to our pick 97

 

Love his name but! 

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