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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Have a look at his highlights, very rarely do you get that sort of space at VFL level with smaller grounds and poorer conditions. In my eyes he is one of those players that will benefit from having better footballers around him.
It should be mentioned that this year he has been playing up the ground mostly on a wing at werribee, which explains why he isn't having much of an impact on the scoreboard. Get him in the AFL side and play him around the forward 50 like Nahas has been.
Agree but I still think Wright has something to offer.
I've lost a lot of confidence in him, no doubting his skill but his lack of speed and strength too often gets exposed at AFL level
Have a look at his highlights, very rarely do you get that sort of space at VFL level with smaller grounds and poorer conditions. In my eyes he is one of those players that will benefit from having better footballers around him.
It should be mentioned that this year he has been playing up the ground mostly on a wing at werribee, which explains why he isn't having much of an impact on the scoreboard. Get him in the AFL side and play him around the forward 50 like Nahas has been.
Have a look at his highlights, very rarely do you get that sort of space at VFL level with smaller grounds and poorer conditions. In my eyes he is one of those players that will benefit from having better footballers around him.
It should be mentioned that this year he has been playing up the ground mostly on a wing at werribee, which explains why he isn't having much of an impact on the scoreboard. Get him in the AFL side and play him around the forward 50 like Nahas has been.
I'm sorry but what were you expecting in a public forum? With the limited amount of insight fans and supporters naturally receive surely that's poor on your behalf not to expect sarcastic remarks like that especially when the club shows it's supporters variations to how they manage their players and report it.
Even his skill is not evident under pressure.I've lost a lot of confidence in him, no doubting his skill but his lack of speed and strength too often gets exposed at AFL level
At training.... Harper on the medical table........ Not even kidding.
And let's be clear, for all Nahas has been a pleasant surprise, we need to cover 14 disposals, 3 and a half tackles and just under a goal a game (along with some disappointing missed shots). Completely agree that Jacobs/LA/Dumont have a stronger case right now and pushing Adams forward sorts out the structure for the time being. He surely has to see the 6-7 week window of opportunity ahead of him.Yep and I don't think the premise of this thread has anything to do with "is he the most deserving of a recall?" but everything to do with "is he the best equipped to replace Nahas?"
The answer to the former is an absolute NO.
The fact is he has weapons and abilities few other players possess on our list. If his lingering injury issues are what stifled him for so long, and he's now confident he's no longer restricted to such a degree, then this could well be a perfect time to "unleash" him at AFL level again.
If he can provide forward pressure and a couple of goals he'd have covered Nahas' loss.
Scott said Kieran Harper and Turner would be considered as replacements, while Taylor Garner (hamstring), who is yet to play a game at any level since North's NAB Cup loss to Hawthorn in February, would be another ideal replacement after he makes his imminent return.
But Scott suggested Harper, who has not played a senior game since round three last season, had not yet done enough at VFL level to force his way back into North's team.
"He's shown real glimpses in the VFL, but we'd like to see him put that together for a whole game before we bring him in," Scott said.
"We certainly need him and we need him back playing his best, so we'll look for a bit better form in the VFL before we bring him into the AFL side."
I'm sorry, Turner? What? Is that a misprint?
I'm sorry, Turner? What? Is that a misprint?
Is Turner a red herring and, along with the comments about Harps needing to find better form, attempts at deflection from a possible Harper call up? Or is Turner a real shot? Be happy either way.Strangely worded article. It says that Scott said Harper and Turner will be considered, but then the quote suggests Harper won't be considered. Interested to watch the press conference when it goes up.
Time to unleash the Turner?