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Wouldn't surprise me to see Clav pop up on the mid-season draft radar of a couple of teams if not this year, next year.
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This is really unsettling. Some of the history here that people wouldn't be aware of really hits hard.
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Makes me feel old
I hope this hasn’t put the mozz on Gresh. Involved in a collision with another player during match sim at Sandy training today and seemed to be indicating his lower leg. Was taken off but didn’t appear to be limping too badly as he walked around the boundary.
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As long as it wasnt Roughie!
How many clubs is he eligible for?
Only us. Spida didn't crack the ton at Hawthorn or Sydney. Don't think he's linked with the Suns or Lions academies either
Finally, someone recognises that Sharman kick his 10 goals in effectively 3 and a half games - not 5. Counting games where you sit on the bench as a sub and never actually set foot on the field as a "game" is as mystery to me.Article on a couple of Riverina lads...
Full pre-season could increase Sharman's impact: Howard
PROMISING START: Cooper Sharman (third from left) is congratulated by St Kilda teammates after kicking a goal late last season. Picture: Getty Images
ST Kilda defender Dougal Howard is confident Cooper Sharman can have an even bigger impact at AFL level this year after his feelgood rise in 2021.
The 21-year-old starred for home club Leeton-Whitton in the short AFL Riverina Championship in 2020, and started last year in the SANFL reserves with Woodville-West Torrens.
But after kicking ten goals in effectively three-and-a-half games, the agile, high leaping forward was rewarded with a two year deal at the Saints after he was initially selected in the mid-season draft.
Coincidentally, an injury to Wagga product Howard allowed Sharman to come onto the field as a medical sub against Carlton, and he grabbed his chance from there.
Howard said Sharman's impact last year without a pre-season under his belt, and little time to work out how to compliment how his teammates play, means he can improve markedly again in 2022.
"Coops is flying. Coming in midway through last year and coming off no senior AFL footy yet, to have an impact in the last few games of the year was great," Howard said.
"I don't think I'd even heard his name before (he arrived at St Kilda), so I was shocked when I heard he was from Leeton. It's good to have another Riverina lad on the list.
"He just has to build on what he did show last year. it's his opportunity to step up again and show what he can do with a full pre season under his belt, training alongside (fellow forwards) Tim Membrey and Max King and building more chemistry there."
Sharman has always been a lean player who struggles to put on weight, but Howard believes he doesn't need to be bigger to establish himself in the AFL.
"He's probably put on a couple of kilos since he's been here, but one of his best attributes is how he moves," Howard said.
"He's quite a smooth mover and can run and jump at the footy, and take it at its point. That's something they'll want to keep with him, they don't want him too heavy."
After breaking their finals victory drought the year before, St Kilda were made to pay for a poor first half of the year and didn't play in September last year.
Sharman looks like cousin Greg from SuccessionArticle on a couple of Riverina lads...
Full pre-season could increase Sharman's impact: Howard
PROMISING START: Cooper Sharman (third from left) is congratulated by St Kilda teammates after kicking a goal late last season. Picture: Getty Images
ST Kilda defender Dougal Howard is confident Cooper Sharman can have an even bigger impact at AFL level this year after his feelgood rise in 2021.
The 21-year-old starred for home club Leeton-Whitton in the short AFL Riverina Championship in 2020, and started last year in the SANFL reserves with Woodville-West Torrens.
But after kicking ten goals in effectively three-and-a-half games, the agile, high leaping forward was rewarded with a two year deal at the Saints after he was initially selected in the mid-season draft.
Coincidentally, an injury to Wagga product Howard allowed Sharman to come onto the field as a medical sub against Carlton, and he grabbed his chance from there.
Howard said Sharman's impact last year without a pre-season under his belt, and little time to work out how to compliment how his teammates play, means he can improve markedly again in 2022.
"Coops is flying. Coming in midway through last year and coming off no senior AFL footy yet, to have an impact in the last few games of the year was great," Howard said.
"I don't think I'd even heard his name before (he arrived at St Kilda), so I was shocked when I heard he was from Leeton. It's good to have another Riverina lad on the list.
"He just has to build on what he did show last year. it's his opportunity to step up again and show what he can do with a full pre season under his belt, training alongside (fellow forwards) Tim Membrey and Max King and building more chemistry there."
Sharman has always been a lean player who struggles to put on weight, but Howard believes he doesn't need to be bigger to establish himself in the AFL.
"He's probably put on a couple of kilos since he's been here, but one of his best attributes is how he moves," Howard said.
"He's quite a smooth mover and can run and jump at the footy, and take it at its point. That's something they'll want to keep with him, they don't want him too heavy."
After breaking their finals victory drought the year before, St Kilda were made to pay for a poor first half of the year and didn't play in September last year.
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Jenkins fears for AFL Suns if King departs
The future of Gold Coast forward Ben King is set to be a huge talking point all year as a number of clubs attempt to poach the 21-year-old.
