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Jackson Ready to Embrace the Challenge

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3 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

Every time I’ve seen Stafford doing ruck specific training Jackson has been with the rucks.

But otherwise I’ve seen him with the forward group and with the mids (including rucks) about 50/50. And I’ve only seen him do match sim a couple of times, both times with the forwards. Gawn has gone head to head with Preuss as the rucks.

If he gets a game early in the year I expect he’ll be the back up ruck for the 5 minutes a quarter that Gawn rests, and then will play forward for the rest of his allocated game time. If he’s good enough and physically up to playing then won’t he be our best relief ruckman option? 

Can confirm this from observations today. Yes, there is a training thread coming but I'm going solo for this one so it might take a while to pull together. Cue the white noise .............................. standby.

 
1 hour ago, MyFavouriteMartian said:

 

 

That Buddy deal, ( although at the time, I was outraged that the Swans stole him from under GWS's noses ),  has probably worked out to be a win/win for both sides. 

Marketing wise, for the Swans, as they maintained publicity, during rebuilding.

And for GWS,  who I believe Budd would have been the wrong choice of personality,  for a young fledgling side, and club.

Agree. 
Swans didn’t steal him from GWS’s nose though.He approached Swans a year before he left Hawks. He wanted to go live with his girlfriend now wife there and get away from the Melbourne fishbowl.  He was never going ti GWS. 

2 hours ago, It's Time said:

He was never going ti GWS

Is that right?   Was all the talk of a contract with GWS,  just 'hallibaloo'.?

 
16 minutes ago, MyFavouriteMartian said:

Is that right?   Was all the talk of a contract with GWS,  just 'hallibaloo'.?

According to what he’s said. GWS & Hawks definitely made offers though. Fitzpatrick clearly thought he was going to GWS. 

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