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Jordon & Nietschke Rookies in 2021

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I am glad that James and Aaron agreed to be moved across to the Rookie List for 2021, strengthens our draft position and gives these youngsters a good crack at coming off injury and representing us at Casey and hopefully at MFC later in 2021.

Well done James Jordon & Aaron Nietschke and MFC.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Hoping Jordan goes back to being developed as an outside mid.

    I don't get a chance to watch Casey games but there were a lot of supporters who said this kid would make it. The rookie list isn't somewhere I expected him to be after the posts I read on here

     

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    Didn't expect Jordan to be demoted. In all honesty I feel he's a chance to have a break out year next year if he were given a chance on the other wing.

    Still he's on the list, so has every chance!

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    I have a good feeling about  James should be a chance to crack it in the big league as for Aaron the way he has come back from 2 knee reco's and for a third try at making it is a credit to him.  Lets hope that good  luck is with him this time.  

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    We have Mitch.Brown, Chandler, Neitschke and Jordon on the rookie list. Do we now have one or two rookie picks?

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    10 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

    We have Mitch.Brown, Chandler, Neitschke and Jordon on the rookie list. Do we now have one or two rookie picks?

    1 as Bradtke (B) takes the 5/6 spot likely we carry it over for SSP next january

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    James Jordon is still only 19.  I had great hopes of him this year but like so many kids and fringe players it was virtually impossible to put their names forward.

    Hopefully next year!!!

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