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Potential Father Son Prospect Noah Yze

dazzledavey36
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On 30/10/2022 at 21:59, Bitter but optimistic said:

No pressure kid !

His woodwork teacher says Noah works well in a High Pressure System.

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    On 10/09/2023 at 08:21, Dee Viney Intervention said:

    I wouldn’t get my hopes up too high with Noah. Didn’t stand out at school level with Caulfield Grammar, would be a romantic story to have him as a father / son but I think he will be another Kobe Farmer that is not quite good enough for AFL level. 

    Not to mention Brad Flower! We actually have not had anywhere near the success that other clubs have in this regard!

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    Played round one the weekend against Eastern Rangers and only registered had 6 disposals for the whole game.

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    6 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Played round one the weekend against Eastern Rangers and only registered had 6 disposals for the whole game.

    What posie does he play Daz?

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    9 minutes ago, RedLegs23 said:

    What posie does he play Daz?

    Played up forward 

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    1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Played up forward 

    & from what you’ve seen previously, is that the position he’s earmarked to play?

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    35 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Played round one the weekend against Eastern Rangers and only registered had 6 disposals for the whole game.

    Well, that's six more than Petty had in the VFL before coming in!

    No, but seriously, the kid is just doing the right thing by the club and staying under the radar.

    Or maybe it is loading?

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    At the moment, young Yze is of a size just a little bit too short for a key position and probably not quite fast enough for a midfielder. He’s still young enough to grow and develop his skills and running ability so it’s fantastic that he’s in the elite system at a strong Coates Talent League club along with the benefit of being under the eye of both the Melbourne Football Club and his father which means he has a good chance of getting onto our club’s list if he puts in the work.

    Hopefully, he will get the opportunity once or twice this year to show his wares at Casey as Kynan Brown did last year.

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    On 29/09/2023 at 14:37, Earl Hood said:

    My memory is BP left the club early 2012 and went to Carlton. Todd came in and was calling the shots at trade time late 2012. He has to wear the Wines non selection. He knew how good Wines was and knew Toumpas as well. I thought the reason given as to why we went for Toumpas was that we didn’t need 2 in and under bulls. To be fair all the experts were a big wrap for Toumpas but we never saw why that was. 

    Touumpas was playing senior footy in SANFL, winning a premiership before he was drafted, I believe it was the media and the fans, constantly reminding him he's not as good as wines, the pressure got to the kid

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    6 minutes ago, Demon trucker said:

    Touumpas was playing senior footy in SANFL, winning a premiership before he was drafted, I believe it was the media and the fans, constantly reminding him he's not as good as wines, the pressure got to the kid

    I believe he also had both hips operated on around the time he was drafted and that resulted in him losing a bit of speed.

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    22 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    interesting that yze is relief rucking as quite an undersized option

    If he's doing similar work to JVR it might indicate competitiveness and a good leap, good traits to have coming into his draft year 

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    Listed at 190cm and turns 18 tomorrow. 

    I wonder if he’s gone one more growth spurt in him… 4 or 5 more cm would be perfect.

     

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    6 hours ago, TeamPlayedFine39 said:

    Listed at 190cm and turns 18 tomorrow. 

    I wonder if he’s gone one more growth spurt in him… 4 or 5 more cm would be perfect.

     

    Nah, 2cm would be the go

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    A lead up fwd like his old man huh?

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    12 minutes ago, DubDee said:

    A lead up fwd like his old man huh?

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    haha I thought the same thing. Yze was more of a winger who could go forward.

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    Our Adem was primarily a half-forward, rarely ever a wingman. 234 goals from 271 games

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    On 03/10/2022 at 13:35, Demon Disciple said:

    Give him time to grow into his body and develop in the 2’s. Just look at Taj, he didn’t leap out as a contested beast in his draft year either, but he is developing very nicely at Casey and will be a player before too long imo.

    Taj has also added some 'in-close' skills with both hand and foot, and does move to receive these days around more central play. Developing nicely, a very strong prospect in the not-too-distant-future ...

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    5 minutes ago, waynewussell said:

    Our Adem was primarily a half-forward, rarely ever a wingman. 234 goals from 271 games

    played a lot of half back early days. some midfield then plenty of time fwd 

    brilliant utility with silky skills

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    22 minutes ago, DistrACTION Jackson said:

    haha I thought the same thing. Yze was more of a winger who could go forward.

    Started forward.
     

    Daniher moved him to half back.

    Then opposition coaches decided that he was too dangerous and he was moved up the ground again and rotated from deep forward to mid. 


    I think half forward would’ve been an ok description.

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    Re Noah. I think he is a bit of a late developer. He wasn’t focused solely on footy for a while there. 
    The knock on him I heard was about athleticism and hardness. But that was 2 years ago. He may have matured since then. 
    Like all father-son prospects. I want him to come to us and be successful. But also not cost us much in terms of draft considerations.

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