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Jaydon Laverde out of contract

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Jaydon Laverde has been at Essendon for 7 years now.

Whilst his stats over the years aren't great he was riddled by injury in his first four years.

Even this year he suffered an ankle injury that kept him out for a few weeks & only played a total of 6 games.

He has played mainly forward at Essendon, but he was originally drafted as a goalkicking midfielder.

He has played 46 games & is 25 in Apr next year & is 191cm in height.

In the games he has played he has shown he has ability.

He would be a point of difference to our midfield & resting on a flank.

I think we should explore a trade as he has an upside & would benefit from a new Club environment.

 

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    One of those players who looks like he is just about to breakout at any moment.

    Hits the scoreboard often enough to be considered as a delisted free agent but has never played more than 10 games per season. 

    Pass from me. Maybe as a DFA.

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    Has been offered a new contract and will be staying at Essendon

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    Liked him as a junior but he hasn't really proven he's an AFL player. At 25 he'd wanna get his a** into gear.

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    Was it he and his father that told recruiters that he'd only play for Essendon?

     

     

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