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Player Watch #36 James Trezise - Re-Signed for 2025
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All the best young fella.
go well jimmy
Reminds me of a Nathan Broad / Nick Vlastuin type, maybe can't play quite as tall though.
He’s like a Mason Redman from Essendon for mine.
How did he go? I didn't see the game
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Pretty good
Defensively he was extremely switched on and didn’t look lost at afl level
Few iffy kicks and decisions but nothing terrible either
A lot to like from him (Likewise from Brown)
Saw a lot of similar traits here. Once he gets his body bigger and gains experience could be very good across our defensive line.
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Solid start
For a first game, better than a pass mark.
Looks like one of those solid footballers, does a lot to a reasonable level, but may lack any outstanding attributes.
Nothing wrong with that though, need those guys on a list and they play important roles in the 22.
Good depth player at the very least which is a win from the MSD. It's your top 30 that win flags not the best 22.
Looks like one of those solid footballers, does a lot to a reasonable level, but may lack any outstanding attributes.
Nothing wrong with that though, need those guys on a list and they play important roles in the 22.
Good depth player at the very least which is a win from the MSD. It's your top 30 that win flags not the best 22.
His tackling, marking and ability to keep his feet in contests are strong attributes.
His kicking will need to improve over time, but it is likely to, see Broad for example and Trezise is starting ahead of him in terms of kicking skills.
He is probably going to be a really solid player for us about 2 years from now, with the ability to stop certain mid sized forwards from hurting us.
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Showed some grit.
Did some unusual things.
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Has he got superior hand eye co-ordination??
He is a little ungainly but did some impressive things. Could be a money ball cat
Did some unusual things.
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Has he got superior hand eye co-ordination??
He is a little ungainly but did some impressive things. Could be a money ball cat
Considering he was playing country football last year it's a pretty amazing rise. Huge potential.
I wonder if he could play midfield , natural footballer , reads it and uses it well, handles ball clean , needs to add some beef to the frame , only 20 so plenty of time , lots to work with
Wing hopefully.
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If he's the benchmark for our bottom 6 going forward then I'm pretty happy with what I saw. Will only get better and to perform like that, away from home against a so called contender thats an A- for me.
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like. persist.
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Signed a 1 year extension\\
Richmond youngsters Matthew Coulthard, James Trezise, and Seth Campbell have put pen to paper on new contracts for the 2024 season, extending their stay at the Swinburne Centre.
Coulthard and Trezise joined the Club via the Mid-Season Rookie Draft in May on short-term contracts, while Campbell was Richmond's first pick, No. 12 overall at last year's Rookie Draft.
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Richmond youngsters Matthew Coulthard, James Trezise, and Seth Campbell have put pen to paper on new contracts for the 2024 season, extending their stay at the Swinburne Centre.
Coulthard and Trezise joined the Club via the Mid-Season Rookie Draft in May on short-term contracts, while Campbell was Richmond's first pick, No. 12 overall at last year's Rookie Draft.
Youngsters ink Richmond extensions
Richmond has signed three youngsters to new deals ahead of the 2024 season.
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Needs to work on those foot skills but has all the other tools to make a solid medium defender
good in the air and on the ground AND ultra-competitive. I can see him being the type we play on dangerous small/medium forwards.
Bringing in Brown and Tresize (and Gibcus) could give our back 6 that freshness we need. At times this year our backs looked slow and fumbly.
good in the air and on the ground AND ultra-competitive. I can see him being the type we play on dangerous small/medium forwards.
Bringing in Brown and Tresize (and Gibcus) could give our back 6 that freshness we need. At times this year our backs looked slow and fumbly.
Has come from a long way back. Has to focus this pre season to build his body and work on his skills.
Athleticism is there, nice height and mobility.
Still long odds to make it but has done everything right so far in such a short time.
We need some of these types to turn good.
Athleticism is there, nice height and mobility.
Still long odds to make it but has done everything right so far in such a short time.
We need some of these types to turn good.
The other thing that he has is that he has played half forward as a youngster so is that something he could fall back on if he can't get a gig at half back. We are not flushed with medium forwards. He is a good mark, has good pace and very good defensive attributes, which seems to be a prerequisite. It's not out of the question.
Wing please.
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