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1 hour ago, DeeSpencer said:

I can’t think of a key forward who’s played in the last 20 years who Jefferson reminds me less off than Fraser Gehrig! Perhaps Barry Hall.

Jeffo needs to develop physically but it will never be a core part of his game.

The player he’s most similar to is Josh Kennedy. Throw back kick-mark full forward who was low disposals but heavy goals.

I don't think he's similar to JK at all. 

I see a fair bit of Justin Westhoff

 
2 hours ago, fr_ap said:

I don't think he's similar to JK at all. 

I see a fair bit of Justin Westhoff

I see Josh Jenkins....

 

1 minute ago, Moonshadow said:

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haha

2 hours ago, Superunknown said:

I see Dead People

Superunknown - are you a mortician or maybe an undertaker / funeral director?  Or a very bad doctor?  Grave digger? (though I guess they don’t usually see the stiffs). 🤔🤗

 
2 hours ago, Superunknown said:

I see Dead People

try some mustard on the beat


9 hours ago, fr_ap said:

I don't think he's similar to JK at all. 

I see a fair bit of Justin Westhoff

Not a bad call either .

Memo Simon,.... well he should be named after main session today.. RIGHT????


2 minutes ago, Neil Crompton said:

I see an old bell ringer from Notre Dame

Kossie Modo?

4 minutes ago, The Stigga said:

Pick 15 and he hasn't played yet.

Unbelievable

Yep which is why he should be picked this week but wont!

You can facepalm all you want but one would expect he be given a go at some stage during his first two seasons, especially for the second best key forward in the draft

 

44 minutes ago, The Stigga said:

Pick 15 and he hasn't played yet.

Unbelievable

Like JVR pick 19 in his first season with us?


2 minutes ago, old55 said:

Like JVR pick 19 in his first season with us?

Yeah, and he played 20 games in his second season, Jeffo hasn't played any.

Get him in there so he can see and feel what the physicality and speed of the game is like.

1 minute ago, The Stigga said:

Yeah, and he played 20 games in his second season, Jeffo hasn't played any.

Get him in there so he can see and feel what the physicality and speed of the game is like.

I think the FD has a good record of knowing when players are ready.

Just now, old55 said:

I think the FD has a good record of knowing when players are ready.

And there you have it....

Don't question anything on here folks, its all under control by those who know best...

 
1 minute ago, The Stigga said:

And there you have it....

Don't question anything on here folks, its all under control by those who know best...

Barass and McGovern would be putting on the bid and licking their lips. If Petty doesn't get up then Fullarton or BBB are next in line. IMO Jefferson needs to maintain continuity at Casey.

10 minutes ago, The Stigga said:

Yeah, and he played 20 games in his second season, Jeffo hasn't played any.

Get him in there so he can see and feel what the physicality and speed of the game is like.

Every player is different, some are ready to go within the first year or two and others take time.

Just because he was pick 15 does not mean he has to be played within the first 2 years. If you watch some of the most well run clubs such as the cats and swans they take their time developing players before they play AFL and thankfully so do we now.


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