- Nov 14, 2010
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- AFL Club
- North Melbourne
We need to keep persisting and pump games into him
Structured our list management around this guy
Structured our list management around this guy
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Eggsactly Empty, a great result hasn’t missed a beat and will continue to improve.he got through and honestly that's enough for now. the Dogs defence is on a completely different level to anything he's come up against before.
He has also played 2 games with a history of injury concerns. We can at least give him a chance. I'm sure his late mother would be grateful.I wanna see this guy succeed, he's got a lot of likeable qualities, but let's be honest: he was the single least effective player we fielded all game.
Settle down, I'm sure his late mother was a fine person who would be proud of how he's battled adversity. Its nothing personal.He has also played 2 games with a history of injury concerns. We can at least give him a chance. I'm sure his late mother would be grateful.
Yep 2018. The season before it all ended.
If you get him to the club now, you stick him there from day 1.
lol this is such a weird post considering Chom was completely ineffectual and Larkey was our most dangerous forwardWas a non entity until a couple of nice bits of play in the last two mins.
At least he provides a contest.
looks at Larkey
It's a lazy comparison but when Aliir Aliir lit up the backline at the Swans, it should have been the no s**t Sherlock moment for our coach. Who still didn't take the hint.
The Larkey reference was relating to the contest portion of my post.lol this is such a weird post considering Chom was completely ineffectual and Larkey was our most dangerous forward
Agree .lol this is such a weird post considering Chom was completely ineffectual and Larkey was our most dangerous forward
Patience……The bloke had a rough day but obviously we are not going to write him off. Give him a little patience. If it clicks for him, we are on our way.
So, isn't that why we should be backing him?Settle down, I'm sure his late mother was a fine person who would be proud of how he's battled adversity. Its nothing personal.
The list management panel have clearly decided that we don't need any KPF depth this season, given that we could only find 2 spots for KPFs in a list of 44 or so players.
There's really no one, except at a stretch CCJ, keeping him accountable. And that's a problem.