Start of the year, heard that Mots didn't present in a professional manner, hopefully that changed during the course of the year
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This will be more evident once we see how he goes with the Russell replacement...
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Thanks for next years list Rev!!!
Itās always sensible when doing anything LM wise to assess the future a year or 2 out.
Looking at that list, a case could be made for many to not get further contracts which is sad but all part of football life.
As Iām cut throat, only people Iād currently be trying to reconstruct are: TDK and Weitering. They are the 2 you put all your effort into.
After those 2, you really need to see how Doc goes either end of this year or next year before making a decision. 31 in a couple of months so mid 32 at the start of the 2026 campaign. 3 knee recos. If he gets a flag this year or next I could see him transitioning away from playing into coaching. Could open up approx 700k?
Kemp the next in line imo but I would think the club hold off until next year to see where he actually fits into the side.
Cerra is currently injury prone and if his body canāt get right come round 20 next year, it could spell danger for him. Probably around 650k. I donāt think the club will be in a hurry to re-sign until we really know more about his body and if itās going to be fixed or an ongoing problem.
Lord imo looks the goods and maybe a Cerra fill in or replacement? No rush but mid next year if he continues, would think we sign him for 2-3 years.
Wilson, same as Lord, needs time.
McGovern, Kennedy, Hewett, JSOS, Saad, Newman and Fantasia. I expect to see at least 3 of these released. I love most of them but all are either getting a tad older or maybe not best 22. If I was a betting man Iād think Fantasia, Newman, JSOS and Saad could all be in a bit of trouble getting 2026 and beyond contracts at this early stage. Kennedy another as Iād prefer Hewett over Kennedy but thatās just my personal preference.
I can see around 6 from that list not being part of our 2026 program
I heard Russell on Dyl and friends (I think). Right at the end of interview AR was asked to nominate players who, he thought, were firing in the preseason and he mentioned Mots and Harry L.
That's definitely in line with what I saw before the toe injury. He looked as lean as I'd seen him and certainly more dynamic. It's such a shame his year has ended up being so disappointing
I should have been clearer, I meant buy in
Mots could be a rare talent. I hope he sees the value of hard work to maximise his talent.
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Definitely Sam MacLure.
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Hopefully there's a better relationship there, someone that can better motivate and keep on the same page as him.
These things can turn around quite quickly and doesn't necessarily equate to the ability or lack thereof of the professional. I.e. I'd suspect some players to really take to the new guy and go from strength to strength while others may be change resistant.
I reckon it depends on the definition of 'firing'. I attended most of open sessions in pre season, and what I saw was a player who's got wonderful skills and goal sense. He was thrust into the centre bounces at times during match sim, and his dash and skill to weave out of traffic was a bit of an eye opener.
However, that doesn't necessarily mean that his fitness and work rate are up to standard. Injuries have no doubt played a part, but at no time during the season has he looked match fit. And his work rate is well below standard imo.
I'm hoping like **** he can get it all together because he has the natural skills to become a top line AFL footballer....just not convinced he has the commitment right now.
You should do a podcast Bamboo. I could be your clueless assistant Wilbur.
I saw him during pre season and he was flying. Looked great. Very disappointed when he got injured.
Gut feel is he didn't handle injury to well after doing everything right to be ready
TBF how many of our Hamstring injuries have recovered and played well when they came back? Cerra Saad Williams Motlop have all seemed to struggle to get near their best
Motlop was flying in the preseason, then bang, soft tissue injury.. Hasn't recovered.
To be frank, soft tissue injuries and his fitness level can be put down to professionalism. It's fairly well known that preparation is key when it comes to soft tissue injuries, and given how his lingered then his apparent lack of fitness on his return tells me his professionalism wasn't up to scratch.
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Big chance a small high winning numbers Bulldog will be available next year. Currently out of favour most of year at kennel.
WIth Austin's form picking up Western Bulldogs players. Coming to Carlton next year a real chance.
You have to work out is it ;
CD or JM.
Surely someone else knows the gossip.
WIth Austin's form picking up Western Bulldogs players. Coming to Carlton next year a real chance.
You have to work out is it ;
CD or JM.
Surely someone else knows the gossip.
Would prefer the flying mullet (even despite his off field indiscretions and the fact that he comes across as a bit of a flog).
So what youāre saying is that for a very large chunk of the list we have a lot of players that are lacking professionalism year after year after year?
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From a midfield perspective heās exactly what we needā¦bet the cats get him for a steal
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Won't matter because we are overstocked for rookies. Need to make space to get him in there. Effectively the same thing for Salary cap considerations. The name in the rookie spot doesn't really matter. Just the number of rookies.
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Beware the incredibly small sample size thereā¦ Moir has played two quarters of football, coming on with fresh legs late in the game each time. I agree heās got something there, but letās wait until heās playing full matchesā¦
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if drafted, yes.
Liam McMahon won our reserves best and fairest in a side that finished bottom 3.
Fair effort and deserves another chance in the AFL. Interesting he's listed as 198cm.
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Fair effort and deserves another chance in the AFL. Interesting he's listed as 198cm.
McMahon wins VFL Best and Fairest
The Carlton Reserves have crowned their award winners for season 2024.
Will White 3rd B&F, been impressive this year, clever & natural creative goal kicking small forward, great effortā¦
