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Disco Turner’s New Deal

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I reckon he's been a good replacement for Joel Smith who probably would've been a fixture of our 2024 forward line had he not been rubbed out.

Both players are fantastic set shots for goal. Smith kicked 11.4 in 14 games last year while Disco has already managed 11.3 in 9 games.

 
41 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

I reckon he's been a good replacement for Joel Smith who probably would've been a fixture of our 2024 forward line had he not been rubbed out.

Both players are fantastic set shots for goal. Smith kicked 11.4 in 14 games last year while Disco has already managed 11.3 in 9 games.

hes really surprised me and he will only get better as well. loves the tough stuff and he could be a big brute of a forward if he continues.

2 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

I reckon he's been a good replacement for Joel Smith who probably would've been a fixture of our 2024 forward line had he not been rubbed out.

Both players are fantastic set shots for goal. Smith kicked 11.4 in 14 games last year while Disco has already managed 11.3 in 9 games.

I think Turner is a bigger presence, certainly in the air, but Joel had x factor in the air and at ground level. It's a pretty good call this.

 
5 hours ago, The Taciturn Demon said:

For a while I've thought he looked like the eventual Lever replacement. But my goodness, that right foot - it gives me pause.

If he can get the "craft" right, he might end up becoming a more-than-handy forward. 

 

5 hours ago, DistrACTION Jackson said:

Agreed. Plus Jefferson may also come into contention from next year but I see him as more a third tall similar to Fritsch

^^ It may depend on how Jefferson develops, maybe Adams or other movements  such as Petty moving on, TMc re-signing etc.   IMVHO he would be good in defence or attack, or a swingman depending on needs. (Would prefer he were a forward) 

2 hours ago, Jjrogan said:

He is a forward every day of the week and twice on Sundays.  Needs a lower jumper number tho

 

2 hours ago, titan_uranus said:

No he doesn't.

Pet peeve of mine.

Being "good" doesn't mean you "need" or "deserve" a lower jumper number. 

Let him be 42. Let him be what he was given and make it his own.

(Rant over).

I will join your rant, titan.  Let him stay at 42. BBB kept 50 and went ok when he was physically up to it: on the other hand Liam Jurrah was only half the player when he moved from 48 to 24. 

1 minute ago, monoccular said:

 I will join your rant, titan.  Let him stay at 42. BBB kept 50 and went ok when he was physically up to it: on the other hand Liam Jurrah was only half the player when he moved from 48 to 24

🤣 i like what you did there.


Observe Disco when he’s running in to kick for goal.

He runs straight towards the centre of the goals and that’s where the ball goes.

Perfect.

Edited by Deefender

4 hours ago, Jjrogan said:

Hahah. My comment was tongue in cheek. Nothing to do with merit or privilege, it's just the vibe your honour. 

Sorry!

You can see I get very worked up about this. 

On 15/07/2024 at 13:20, Binmans PA said:

Nah, I mean, when a tackler comes at him, he panics. No one else in our back 7 panics.

I think there is something there in what you say, ,and i also cannot begin to understand one of our more successful career players as this man has seen to grace us with. Players are what they are, and his good qualities far outweigh other things. Everything is on display.

 
2 minutes ago, Willmoy1947 said:

I think there is something there in what you say, ,and i also cannot begin to understand one of our more successful career players as this man has seen to grace us with. Players are what they are, and his good qualities far outweigh other things. Everything is on display.

Agreed.

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