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5 minutes ago, No. 31 said:

Interestingly, his younger brother, Ollie Hollands has been a first year revelation as a winger for Carlton. Shorter and much thinner than Elijah but Ollie is a real competitor, may not look it but is tough as nails, not afraid of contests and will run all day.

Ollie has had a good debut year for sure. Very different type of player as a hard running wirey winger. He was always seen as the less talented of the two, but he’s shown a competitive nature that Elijah hasn’t. Perhaps a fresh environment for Elijah could unlock that…

 

Would love to get this kid, but not paying a lot for him.  Think he would be a great mid/fwd under the correct coaching.

I think it could be and after thought after we are done trading for picks, although could be involved in us trying to get pick 4 of GC.

 
55 minutes ago, Pulp Fritschon said:

If he was any good Gold Coast would keep him. 
 

When I followed his draft he had figjam written all over him. 

Another kid with a lot of tattoos ????

On 8/29/2023 at 12:07 AM, Ethan Tremblay said:

Would be interested if it were a late mid to late third round pick. A 21-year old who went pick 7 and can’t break into the Suns side should be met with caution. 

Why ET better than a pick 47 who can't make it. He may never have the skills. History might show a No 7 has some very good attributes but for various reasons isn't comfortable in the environment. He may be squeezed out with the midfielders "club" of say Rowell Anderson Miller etc. for example we don't know.

 

There  is no right or wrong with recruiting unless some issues arise from history and are not changeable. We have shown we are a very good Club with a great culture and taking a chance on a talented youngster who May have an ego is hardly like a much injured player with a fitness issue. Both are solvable and we can't have too many "problem child's" I agree.

if he fits a need on our list ( not sure of his physique or body details) but he started off kicking goals from half forward I seem to recall. He may be happier here in Melbourne with his brother and possibly his family.

A player is not a No 7 for nothing so keep an open mind and it's up to JT and Lambie to check out I say.  


3 hours ago, Pulp Fritschon said:

When I followed his draft he had figjam written all over him. 

Sticky...

3 hours ago, Pulp Fritschon said:

If he was any good Gold Coast would keep him. 
 

When I followed his draft he had figjam written all over him. 

hindsight brigade

I feel like the sun's are going to have a tough time getting the "right price" for a top 10 pick after giving away a top 10 pick in Bowes and a first rounder for a half eaten dim sim last year.

I'd the suns hold him another year and he doesn't crack the team, he's going to cost as almost nothing at the trade table. 

He could be on the move for less than the right price.

 
13 hours ago, Adzman said:

I feel like the sun's are going to have a tough time getting the "right price" for a top 10 pick after giving away a top 10 pick in Bowes and a first rounder for a half eaten dim sim last year.

I'd the suns hold him another year and he doesn't crack the team, he's going to cost as almost nothing at the trade table. 

He could be on the move for less than the right price.


Not to mention longterm setting a precedent with trading out the likes of Peter Wright and Will Brodie for pocket fluff.

On 8/29/2023 at 8:30 AM, Lord Travis said:

Pass. Has struggled to break into a poor team and then not really shown anything to excite at AFL level when he played. Much better options out there for midfield and flank depth.

Flanders I would be keen on however.

To be fair, Flanders also struggled to break into the same team, when he got in he went BANG though haha


I think Jason Taylor and the MFC recruiting team would have the best knowledge on Elijah Hollands. Did he Dominate any games for Gold Coast at VFL level?

Some players just need a 2nd chance at a new AFL Club to thrive.

Whether it is at the Melbourne Demons or another AFL Club we shall have to wait and see. 🤷🏼‍♂️

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