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14 hours ago, Lord Travis said:

2019 was a pretty average season from Viney despite him playing the most games in a season yet. He barely had an impact in any games and had his worst statical season in 5-6 years. 

Hopefully with more time on the park over the coming years we can see a return of the 2016-2017 Viney that won more ball, laid more tackles, kicked a few more goals and made all his teammates walk taller. He was pushing towards elite across those seasons and was having a huge impact on games. The game away against West Coast in 2017 was a prime example of him bringing full intensity, notching up 39 disposals (despite missing a quarter with injury) and laying out their captain with a huge hit. Same in the Hawthorn game where he got 30+ disposals, but more importantly 15 tackles to set the tone and setup the win.

If we see more of that 2017 Viney, it'll help immensely with our poor infield leadership and to help our midfield become domin ant again.

I think he will have a huge year, he will be the fittest his been in 3 years, he will have more fitness to lay 10 tackles and also get 25 + a game.

 
3 hours ago, don't make me angry said:

I think he will have a huge year, he will be the fittest his been in 3 years, he will have more fitness to lay 10 tackles and also get 25 + a game.

It will be great to see Viney play after a full pre season, and hopefully an injury free 2020. If both happen, he will have a great year! Fingers crossed!

 
5 hours ago, Moonshadow said:

A fit Viney and VDB in 2020 makes me salivate.

And you can add a fully fit Steven May to that ‘never taken a backward step in their life’ group. 

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