Yep.Or having a PE teacher as CEO.
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Yep.Or having a PE teacher as CEO.
He would probably also be spending most of his time in the gym.Yeah it's almost like we brought him to play at the club a season early and then restricted his output for some reason. I believe it will be the last time we will be allowed to do this after he wins the rising star next year.
Hopefully he is sent out with the instructions "nothing flashy at the carnival son"
I hope not too much, he's already a "manchild" and one of his absolute assets for a big strong unit is his speed.He would probably also be spending most of his time in the gym.
I hope not too much, he's already a "manchild" and one of his absolute assets for a big strong unit is his speed.
Last year's Nationals highlights against VC.
I hope not too much, he's already a "manchild" and one of his absolute assets for a big strong unit is his speed.
Last year's Nationals highlights against VC.
I am a big fan of Nicholls. Can take a mark is mobile and at 197cm is a tall threat. He also kicks wellWell Tony Bamford doesn't currently see him as KPF preferring Tallan Rosenzweig 197cm, Charlie Nicholls 197cm and Charlie West 195cm, even underager Aiden Schubert 195cm had a squirt in the Key Forward Positions in the lead up trials etc, maybe Bamford was foxing and will play him Full Forward on the weekend against the Allies but I'm not too sure about that happening.
Not sure what the status of Squad member overager Noah Howes 196cm is for the Nationals but on his SANFL League form he should be 1st cab off the rank for a Key Forward position. SA have probably the best KPF depth in the squad they've ever had and if they get enough supply they should be a real threat.
2.9 says he has speed well covered, his defensive and tackling pressue when not in possession is also 1st class, as to his tank I'm not aware of any deficiences in that area but I guess we'll find out soon enough at the Combine.If anything Tyler should be focussing on his running.
Finding the football seems to be his weakness.If anything Tyler should be focussing on his running.
My opinion on this is that he will look better in an AFL side. Delivery in the sides he has played in has been awful.Finding the football seems to be his weakness.
Not talking speed. General endurance.2.9 says he has speed well covered, his defensive and tackling pressue when not in possession is also 1st class, as to his tank I'm not aware of any deficiences in that area but I guess we'll find out soon enough at the Combine.
Tasmanian youngster Geordie Payne is believed to be firming as the No.1 pick in the AFL’s Mid-Season Rookie Draft.
SEN’s Sam Edmund is reporting that the 18-year-old could find himself at North Melbourne via next Wednesday’s mid-season draft.
While there are former AFL players such as Trent Bianco, Matt Ling, Brynn Teakle and Flynn Perez in the mix, it could be Payne who is selected first.
The North Launceston product has been starring for the Tasmanian Devils in the Coates Talent League in 2024 and his versatility as a defender who can play midfield and forward could be attractive for the Kangaroos.
“I don’t often play in this space but I’m hearing a kid from Tasmania is firming as the number one pick,” Edmund said on SEN Breakfast.
“North Melbourne have it and it could be Geordie Payne from the Tassie Devils.
“He’s a 184cm defender who is said to rate very highly in the competitive stakes. A gusty interceptor, aggressive with the ball coming back the other way and he’s got some real speed as well
They should just pack that club up and ship them off to Tassie.This is NORTH MELB we're talking about .....you just know he'll head back to Tassie ....and of course they need another 184cm half back
The talented Tasmanian firming as the No.1 pick in the mid-season draft
He has been putting up some very good numbers.www.sen.com.au
TBF ....most 17 YO's are, compared to other AFL footballers .....it comes off pretty quickly in an AFL environment
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Haha...yeah. Levi Ashcroft looks like he ate his brother. Hear he goes alright though.TBF ....most 17 YO's are, compared to other AFL footballers .....it comes off pretty quickly in an AFL environment
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This is great news. Stick Welsh very wide in the pocket and tell him to stay there for the whole carnival.Well Tony Bamford doesn't currently see him as KPF preferring Tallan Rosenzweig 197cm, Charlie Nicholls 197cm and Charlie West 195cm, even underager Aiden Schubert 195cm had a squirt in the Key Forward Positions in the lead up trials etc, maybe Bamford was foxing and will play him Full Forward on the weekend against the Allies but I'm not too sure about that happening.
Not sure what the status of Squad member overager Noah Howes 196cm is for the Nationals but on his SANFL League form he should be 1st cab off the rank for a Key Forward position. SA have probably the best KPF depth in the squad they've ever had and if they get enough supply they should be a real threat.
Sam Edmund obviously hasn't watched any of Geordie Payne's 2024 football because he's played mid/forward all year for the Tassie Devils and even in the Young Guns game he plyed solely forward kicking 2.3. He's much much more than a half back, Utility would best describe him, when he plays half back he plays with real dare and run and carry...rarely holds on to the footy for long before putting foot to ball.This is NORTH MELB we're talking about .....you just know he'll head back to Tassie ....and of course they need another 184cm half back
The talented Tasmanian firming as the No.1 pick in the mid-season draft
He has been putting up some very good numbers.www.sen.com.au
Welsh not looking that over weight compared to many others ....This is great news. Stick Welsh very wide in the pocket and tell him to stay there for the whole carnival.
Just.
I'd be waiting for Sam Lalor to get up to full fitness before committing to any order.In what order would you have Smillie, Hotton, Moraes, J Smith, Draper in this years draft?
Clear clear stand out top 5s yet?
Oh we are getting to the “ mathematically possible “ stage. I just think they need to be smart about this. There is no point finishing step higher on the ladder than we need to.Think on this one with a logical take. To make finals we would realistically need to win 10 from our last 13 games. We have Sydney twice, Port in the Away showdown (still a 50-50 I suppose), Geelong in Geelong, Brisbane in Brisbane, Essendon away and the giants (who have had our number) here.
Finals aint happening unless a miracle happens. Assuming (for the purpose of this discussion) we win the following games
WCE - home
Hawks - away
Richmond - home
St Kilda - home
Hawks - home
Bulldogs - home
That would put us on 9-1-6. We would then have to win 4 of the games against those sides I noted at the top to get to finals. If we lost them all and thats not impossible to see happen either, we could finish on 9 wins and a draw which is likely a bottom 6 finish.
In news that should surprise absolutely no one, we have the worst delivery to our forwards in the league. Can't believe Smithers is our clubhouse leader. Finding better ball users needs to be a priority in the offseason. Dangle big $$$ to NWM please.
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Retention is also a pretty useless stat without knowing what kind of risks are involved with the kick. For a kick to be efficient, it only needs to be >40m and to a contest. Smith makes lots of long kicks to contests i50, which probably counts positively to retention. Dawson attempts more difficult kicks to specific forwards which probably incur a slightly higher chance of a turnover despite (I assume) also having a higher expected score.Dawson was our best in this area last year and had a poor first 3-4 weeks so not too shocking it would be someone else for whole season stats.
Smith is a good kick going forward, most of his poor moments with ball use this year have been rebounds from defence not forward entries. Being a senior player who has been fairly poor he inevitably ends up underrated on here because this is interpreted as 'absolutely useless and contributes nothing', which isn't really a fair assessment of his play. He's had some good performances, just below the level we'd like to see overall.