I think he has a pretty good kicking style as well... think he would be a pretty good set shot.I think he is a natural forward, but very few agree.
As a lead-up type forward across hf, no backman would keep up with him over 40m.
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I think he has a pretty good kicking style as well... think he would be a pretty good set shot.I think he is a natural forward, but very few agree.
As a lead-up type forward across hf, no backman would keep up with him over 40m.
I didn't. Played on Ryan Murphy who caused us all sorts at Subiaco last year and held him to 6 possessions and 2 goals, one of which was just a junk time goal. Was never going to influence the result. Watt is never going to be a world beater. But he's 6'4", fast, has a good kick on him and runs in straight lines. He won't be going out of the side.He was poor on Sunday I thought.
I think we all like the idea of a wingman who stands 6'4, 100kg's and who runs like he does, but if he doesn't get it enough and wastes it when he does, we are losing out.
Isn't it supposed to be the other way around?Watts' on second.
Who's on first?
Well, he sure isn't a defender.I think he is a natural forward, but very few agree.
Maybe he might get a gig up forward. I would like to see that.
Yep, it's becoming almost impossible to hide him at the moment. Watt has several deficiencies which have hindered his career & to his credit, to play 100+ games with these deficiencies has been a great effort.I agree that it's becoming harder to find a position for Watt.
The bottom line is, Watt has played 100+ games over nearly 10 years & I would say 10 of those games have been good, 20 have been just OK & the other 70-odd have been flat-out poor. Does this justify the patience shown by NMFC with this clown? Should've cut our losses 3-4 years ago & traded him.
Now that comment is absolute crap.Absolute crap.
Is that because Colbert retired, Arch plays more up the ground and Petrie has only played half a season at CHB.Watt has been our best KP defender over the past 3 years so he has actually got form behind him.
He beat Johnson last year but beat Pavlich the year before. That's great. 2 outstanding efforts in 2 years. Keep up the good work Shannon. I'll admit that Watt has improved over the journey but why has the club found the need to swing the likes of Brown to full back first, recruit Hay, swing Petrie to CHB, play Gibson, have Watt dropped in the first part of last year when he was rarely getting beaten?Moti said:Last year he beat the likes of Johnson and Pavlich and was rarely beaten if at all.
Well he actually took a good contested mark. Yep only had one of those last year.Moti said:Watt was drafted as a CHF and should be tried there if the Hale / Brown experiment doesn't work. His body work has improved each year and he was able to take good contested marks last year against good opponents.
Total agreement here. I'm not sure about there being 10 good games, but maybe.The bottom line is, Watt has played 100+ games over nearly 10 years & I would say 10 of those games have been good, 20 have been just OK & the other 70-odd have been flat-out poor. Does this justify the patience shown by NMFC with this clown? Should've cut our losses 3-4 years ago & traded him.
Is that because Colbert retired, Arch plays more up the ground and Petrie has only played half a season at CHB.
No, was more effective than either of them, Arch excluded as he isn't KP.
He beat Johnson last year but beat Pavlich the year before. That's great. 2 outstanding efforts in 2 years. Keep up the good work Shannon. I'll admit that Watt has improved over the journey but why has the club found the need to swing the likes of Brown to full back first, recruit Hay, swing Petrie to CHB, play Gibson, have Watt dropped in the first part of last year when he was rarely getting beaten?
Name a recent effort where he was beaten badly. BTW, he missed the Cats game because he was ill, not dropped and due to a good pre season by Gibson and the need to try Hay, he was left out of the team until round 8 (I think). It is also worth noting that going on the last 4 years of coaching, a Dean Laidley coaching move rarely qualifies as justification of anything.
Well he actually took a good contested mark. Yep only had one of those last year.
Is that because Colbert retired, Arch plays more up the ground and Petrie has only played half a season at CHB.
He beat Johnson last year but beat Pavlich the year before. That's great. 2 outstanding efforts in 2 years. Keep up the good work Shannon. I'll admit that Watt has improved over the journey but why has the club found the need to swing the likes of Brown to full back first, recruit Hay, swing Petrie to CHB, play Gibson, have Watt dropped in the first part of last year when he was rarely getting beaten?
Well he actually took a good contested mark. Yep only had one of those last year.
He definately has his moments but overall he's a solid contributor.
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