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Who takes the FF spot? 56 members have voted

  1. 1. Who takes the FF spot?

    • Weideman
      31
    • Petty
      6
    • Brown
      14
    • Jackson
      3

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Nobody.

I am convinced that the structure these days should be 2xCHF with the nominal FF position being either left open for players to run into or used to rotate a player (obviously usually a ruck) to mess around with opposition defence structures.

Two centre-half-forwards share the job of ensuring there is always someone offering the long lead to our confused clearance packs AND always someone lurking ready to burst out with the shorter lead or at least contest in a dangerous area where all our mad mix of medium-sized half-forwards can swarm through.

And those two CHFs should be McDonald and Weidemann, particularly so that Weidemann has a constant reference point for the work rate required in the role while also always having an experienced player around to direct and encourage him.

 
On 1/16/2020 at 9:28 AM, Bitter but optimistic said:

I'd like to see Weid earn the spot through his pre season efforts …. and then keep it through his good form.

It is time for him to deliver the goods - he can't survive on "potential" much longer.

Agree, I'll go so far and say that if Weid has another season like last he might be traded out! Weids for De Goey sounds fair!!

 

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