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Slartibartfast

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  1. As you wish but JvR is the only other ruck option and he has neither played or trained in that position under King that I've seen. Luker is second ruck backing up Gawn and removing the need to play Heath. Jeffo never plays the ruck role. I'll agree with you if JvR rucks against Richmond when Luker is playing key forward.
  2. Max will ruck 80% of the time so it's really only the other 20% you need worry about. Heath was very good at centre bounces against NM but just ordinary around the ground and at boundary throw ins. Kentfield offers so much more around the ground and is a genuine threat up forward. I think Kentfield is quite capable of neutralising most rucks. The overall impact of Kentfield is more than Heath so he's my first choice. And when he isn't rucking he rotates with JVR and Mihocek as a genuine forward threat. Heath can't do that and will only get perhaps 40% game time. Kentfield will get 70%. Kentfield for me.
  3. I don't think this is right. Luker and Jeffo aren't fighting for the same spot. Lucer is Gawny's back up ruck which Jeffo never is and would be playing regardless of Jeffo's selection. Luker has, if anything, taken Moose's spot. Tom Matthews seems to have taken Jeffo's spot if you look at the forward line players. Jeffo was disappointing last week and spots for tall forwards are tight. If we keep the same structure for our opening game and Checkers is available he will take Luker or JvR's spot with the remaining player rucking. I suggest we'll go into the first game with both JvR and Luker. It will be an interesting watch.
  4. And you'd know. Good luck Greg, those who you coached spoke highly of you.
  5. I've been going to training for a long time now and I've been to every Gosch's paddock session this preseason. I'd like to congratulate those who can judge a player on attitude from what they do in rehab in preseason. He's clearly following his rehab program which is determined by the fitness staff. I've not seen him hesitant to do his program. I've not seen a negative sneer. I've seen a kid engaged with staff doing what he's been asked needing no pushing from staff. Look I'm not predicting great things nor am I confident he'll play senior footy this year or be on the list next year but those thinking they can see inside a persons brain and know their approach while seeing just a small fraction of him and his program and drawing such definite conclusions are kidding themselves imo. And if you think it's easy rehabbing from a torn Achilles just go ask someone who's had one. Good luck Shano!
  6. Ah-mu reminds me of James Sellars. I donโ€™t think heโ€™s AFL material but it will be an interesting watch. Iโ€™m also hesitant with the SSP and would rather wait for the midseason draft when more information will be available about our own players situations and those we recruit. I donโ€™t see the need for any hurry. Yesterday was noticeable for the fact weโ€™ve delisted low ceiling players and replaced them with much higher ceiling players. All of Reg, Trelly, Tommy, Ron and now RickyM showed they have exciting attributes. Fun times ahead I reckon.
  7. We donโ€™t know what the contract looks like, it may have been smooth out to allow other decisions to be made (like having some room to pay Kossie). Having Jack tied to the club shows those joining us that we support our players and is therefore beneficial in recruiting players and retaining them. Itโ€™s a strong message to managers. Having Jack around is terrific for culture and giving him some further support after what he has given to the club is the right thing to do. All the armchair experts patting themselves on the back are doing so before the contract extension has even come into effect. Judge it when it has and that starts next year. It may work, it may not. One thing we know is Jack, like he has done all his career, will give it everything heโ€™s got. Heโ€™s a champion of the club, heโ€™s a past captain and premiership player and not only has he got my full support Iโ€™m happy heโ€™s with us for the next few years. To not have him but a very low pick instead makes little sense to me. The opportunity cost is most likely a young kid running round at Casey.
  8. Cancel the show at half time and put the money into junior and country footy.
  9. I think itโ€™s referenced that heโ€™s recovering from concussion.
  10. See Deezone above
  11. Thanks @Gator Did Salo play and did you get inside the ground? If you havenโ€™t seen Trelly yet think Bobby Hill more than Kossie. Always moving and great follow up around the ground. Also any observation on Kolt?
  12. Lindsay is training without a jumper number (as is Steele) which makes him harder it identify. He's also an accumulator, doesn't make many mistakes and doesn't do the flashy stuff so he's easy to miss. Trelly on the other hand....

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