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We can see how it plays out.

Very talented indeed but he was a flake, we seem to attract them.

Well then move on.

Plodders need to read the game well to make up for lack of speed. Understanding their opponents - in general, not in particular - can help them be ready to cover the most likely avenues. Tony Shaw leaps to mind, a very limited footballer athletically but made up for it with a sharp football...

Seriously? Do you remember the smack talk coming out of Arden Street a few years ago?

No when dad died mum went a bit wobbly emotionally and we decided to shift to Sydney to help her put some distance on associated memories.

I'd like to provide them with all the help they 'deserve' - cue evil laugh . . . .

Of course it makes no sense but it has nothing to do with that.

That same pub is the pub mum took her fist job as a barmaid in. Dad had just died and mum needed the extra money with 11 of us kids.

That type of size, it's hard to say until you see the complete package in place.

At the lower end for me, just that I prefer wingers taller if they have the pace and agility as well. Makes them a better target out of defense.

I prefer taller wingers.

A tad short for the wing, perhaps back flank with the odd stint on the ball.

We're afflicted with both extremist - lovers and haters. Part of the spectrum guys.

Unconfirmed rumours he is struggling with niggling injuries and is taking a year off.

Going early on a kid is always a risk.

It's far too blatant to be accidental or coincidental That leaves only one option

It is 6 years in the system now isn't it? Certainly he has had injuries but fmd he's shown almost nothing since '18. How long do you give a bloke??????????

He first has to develop Grundy's desire to connect intimately with football instead of being hands off.

Agreed - as we learned with Phillips endurance is great so long as it's not the only attribute a player possesses.

I'd like to coach him on hospital emergency access.

Agreed.

Whatever gets the clicks . . .

Agreed Lynchy is not quite at the level a finals contender needs - it depends whether you feel you can sustain the team form for another couple of years when he could possibly come into his own.

We all hope so. I remember - I think it was his first AFL game - he was on the interchange line ready to go on when that thug Mumford was about to come off . . . Mumford lumbers up to Brodie and tried to come the heavy . . . Young Brodes just puts Mumford flat on his rrrrs and walks away...

His strings are stuffed - sure they mended but the electrifying quick twitch muscle fibers are dulled permanently. Plus from some reports his old lady is in his ear about heading north.

Well he was at one time, now appears withdrawn and sometimes almost disinterested - there were times during the last few games he tossed his head about when he realized he would have to chase. Not the player he was at present - perhaps Craig can reach him.

Actually when Cox attends the centre bounces is a better tap ruckman than Grundy, but of course once the tap is done he is a liability if the contest is halved.

Since that prelim when he destroyed Richmond Cox has quite simply and rather obviously been totally umpired out of the game. Better delivery would help but a genuine decent deal from the umps and their AFL masters would help a lot more.

No doubt if it happens we will be a better team for it and I wish him success but at this stage I will believe it when I see it.