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I thought he was quite good looking, old and reminded me of SOS. I have some jet-lag.
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Harks, I think they have heard about Essendope* and don't wanna bar of the flog training them in the picture.View attachment 147712
It really looks as though the Americans are thrilled with the prospect of coning ot Oz...........
We definitely have something to work with, but as BM123 suggested we need a young A grade KPP and a silky midfielder. Hopefully, in this years draft. Weitering and Schade may not be possibilities now with our improved performances, however, Francis is looking a likely type that will be able to step in from Round 1 next year.Nah need more KPP's and class.
I love Yaz but I'm finding this hard to argue with. Would have excellent currency and I can see someone like Byrne slotting in and doing a pretty decent job in the same role.May get shot down for this.. but think we should look to trade Yarran at seasons end.
He's played over 100 games and still isn't looking like the player he should be. To be honest, he's basically the same player he was when we drafted him. He had a standout year in 2011 but hasn't done much since.
"But Chunky, he has loads of talent and is still relatively young, there is still a big chance he will come good". This is true, but most players with his sort of ability have come good by now, or have shown a will to become good. Yarrans work rate is still questionable, as is his entire attitude.
We have Buckley who can run out of defence, as well as Docherty who I think will be a genuine A-grader one day. As well as the elite speed and disposal of Touhy. We seem to be set for half back flankers, especially if DVR comes on. Sure Yarran can go to onto a wing, but wingers need to have elite endurance and work rate these days - we saw Murphy go in there today, Gibbs can go there as well, as can Boekhorst, Thomas etc. Small forward? Eh, Yarran was never that good a small forward anyway.
With our leaders in Cripps, Docherty and Graham coming on - who are all absolute ******* workhorses, I really fail to see Yarran adapting to the new standards that will these leaders will demand.
He looks a bit uninterested and is out of contract next year. I think our smartest move is trading him at the end of this year.
Discuss.
Forgot about Byrne. Quick, classy, good ball user on both sides of the body, flew to the other side of the world and has worked his arse off since getting here to be the best player he can be. He will fit in nicely with the new regime.I love Yaz but I'm finding this hard to argue with. Would have excellent currency and I can see someone like Byrne slotting in and doing a pretty decent job in the same role.
Id rather trade him than Hendo.May get shot down for this.. but think we should look to trade Yarran at seasons end.
He's played over 100 games and still isn't looking like the player he should be. To be honest, he's basically the same player he was when we drafted him. He had a standout year in 2011 but hasn't done much since.
"But Chunky, he has loads of talent and is still relatively young, there is still a big chance he will come good". This is true, but most players with his sort of ability have come good by now, or have shown a will to become good. Yarrans work rate is still questionable, as is his entire attitude.
We have Buckley who can run out of defence, as well as Docherty who I think will be a genuine A-grader one day. As well as the elite speed and disposal of Touhy. We seem to be set for half back flankers, especially if DVR comes on. Sure Yarran can go to onto a wing, but wingers need to have elite endurance and work rate these days - we saw Murphy go in there today, Gibbs can go there as well, as can Boekhorst, Thomas etc. Small forward? Eh, Yarran was never that good a small forward anyway.
With our leaders in Cripps, Docherty and Graham coming on - who are all absolute ******* workhorses, I really fail to see Yarran adapting to the new standards that will these leaders will demand.
He looks a bit uninterested and is out of contract next year. I think our smartest move is trading him at the end of this year.
Discuss.
Would he though? I honestly cannot see him adapting in a system that demands the high standards a club like Hawthorn has.Id rather trade him than Hendo.
He was a pick 6 but hasn't really developed to the elite level.
Would kill it in a Hawks guernsey.
Would kill it at the Eagles also
Icing on the cake. Yarran to hill to Rioli.Would he though? I honestly cannot see him adapting in a system that demands the high standards a club like Hawthorn has.
Charlie Curnow!We definitely have something to work with, but as BM123 suggested we need a young A grade KPP and a silky midfielder. Hopefully, in this years draft. Weitering and Schade may not be possibilities now with our improved performances, however, Francis is looking a likely type that will be able to step in from Round 1 next year.
I really hope the Jaksch/Boekhorst deal starts paying dividends next year as this help the rebuild move along significantly quicker.
Crazy thought but I wouldn't be surprised should we do a Watson for Schoenmakers, straight swap
I'd even wear that crazy rug in public too if we pulled that trade off!!I would take that deal and then not only run, but drive to WA and then hop on a yacht to Greece like Mokbel.
Increased chatter about Treloar in other threads, thought I'd bring it in here.
I would like Hendo to stay but am almost resigned to him leaving. I know Geelong seems most likely but what about a move to GWS?
Hendo for Treloar?
GWS could use an experienced, biggish body defender to complement Phil Davis. GWS could probably offer him decent coin.
We could use Treloar, not sure he'd want to come to us, but issue for me has always been if he did how would we pay for him.
Hendo is a good start, we'd need to sweeten the deal slightly. Maybe swap of 2nd round picks. Assume we finish 16th and them 11th, that would be pick 22 for 27.
Trade hypotheticals are a bit silly in June but this one makes sense to me if the players were happy with destinations. Hendo seems like he relish playing with a team on the up and we all know Treloar 'supported Carlton as a kid'. Fairly win / win unless we are paying a little unders.
Bonus for us would be that we would almost certainly pick up the player we wanted at 22 with pick 27...
I wanna see him running again.Keen to see Yazz moved out of defense before we give up on him. Feels wasted to me down back