Player Watch #44: Cameron Zurhaar - has re-signed until the end of 2029 - finishes 6th in the 24' SBM

[Passmore]

He does. Was meaning he looks all at sea in games.

Maybe he should run out in the head gear.

 

[Devington]

Maybe he should run out in the head gear.

Maybe he should run...

 

[giantroo]

Maybe he should run out in the head gear.

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[franjon]

Probably sick of losing. The same as the rest of our players. None of us know what it feels like to have to go to work every day and be under-performing. Getting grilled every week from randoms and half-wits behind a screen. Losing Tarryn ****ed us big time.

Most of that I agree with but you lost me at the Tarryn Thomas bit. It's a shame to have lost that on field talent, but in the long run we can do without continual **** ups.

 

[Better Loosen Up]

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What the heck is that outfit?

 

[shinboner magic]

If he doesn’t get near it in the first half , they should try him in the back half.

 

[Clarke is King]

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I've always noticed that he has that disinterested look on his face when interacting with fans and it shits me. I understand the limelight isn't for everyone and that he's probably a bit more introverted than his appearance suggests but surely it isn't too much to ask to smile at someone who clearly admires you.

 

[King Corey]

I've always noticed that he has that disinterested look on his face when interacting with fans and it shits me. I understand the limelight isn't for everyone and that he's probably a bit more introverted than his appearance suggests but surely it isn't too much to ask to smile at someone who clearly admires you.

Won't be a popular take but reminds me of playing days Schwass.

Often came across aloof and slightly condescending with supporters.

Looking back it was probably a much higher level of introversion and insecurity than appeared to the naked eye.

 

[ferball]

Won't be a popular take but reminds me of playing days Schwass.

Often came across aloof and slightly condescending with supporters.

Looking back it was probably a much higher level of introversion and insecurity than appeared to the naked eye.

I was thinking something similar when I read that comment.

 

[Passmore]

Maybe he should run...

Looks like he wants to in the clip GR put up.

 

[franjon]

If he doesn’t get near it in the first half , they should try him in the back half.

It couldn't hurt to try something different.

 

[Harvey Manfrenjensenden]

None of us know what it feels like to have to go to work every day and be under-performing.

I dare say a high number of posters here know quite a lot about going to work every day and under-performing

 

[The Talent Scout]

If he doesn’t get near it in the first half , they should try him in the back half.

I don't hate this. Anything to get him into the game, can be a plus.

 

[Devington]

Won't be a popular take but reminds me of playing days Schwass.

Often came across aloof and slightly condescending with supporters.

Looking back it was probably a much higher level of introversion and insecurity than appeared to the naked eye.

Just watching some of the podcast interviews he's done made me think he's nothing like the "raging bull" bigger-than-life persona some have attached to him. Frankly I often feel he has some degree of depression, but that's probably projection. At the very least he is far, far more comfortable sitting down with a few friends than he is with random supporters or looking down the barrel of a camera.

shrug

Ultimately I'm not mad at him for wanting/expecting more from the team and being one step out the door, I'm just disappointed that for whatever reason he is unable to bring the intensity and fundamentals that would contribute to that improvement. Doubly so because I was proud of his approach to the last offseason.

 

[shinboner magic]

It couldn't hurt to try something different.

I don't hate this. Anything to get him into the game, can be a plus.

Yeah rather that than him standing up forward looking disinterested.

 

[Passmore]

Just watching some of the podcast interviews he's done made me think he's nothing like the "raging bull" bigger-than-life persona some have attached to him. Frankly I often feel he has some degree of depression, but that's probably projection. At the very least he is far, far more comfortable sitting down with a few friends than he is with random supporters or looking down the barrel of a camera.

shrug

Ultimately I'm not mad at him for wanting/expecting more from the team and being one step out the door, I'm just disappointed that for whatever reason he is unable to bring the intensity and fundamentals that would contribute to that improvement. Doubly so because I was proud of his approach to the last offseason.

"I'm not angry, I'm disappointed ".....heard that a few times in my life.

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[Merlin007]

"I'm not angry, I'm disappointed ".....heard that a few times in my life.

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or ... it's not you, it's me

 

[Disco Dew]

I dare say a high number of posters here know quite a lot about going to work every day and under-performing

Can confirm. It’s great. **** work

 

[The acurate one]

Sits 7th in our side for tackles.

Ball goes into our forward not very often. fwiw

 

[Themanbun]

Sits 7th in our side for tackles.

Ball goes into our forward not very often. fwiw

Has our highest average tackles inside 50 of any of our regular forwards, too.

 

[Passmore]

Has our highest average tackles inside 50 of any of our regular forwards, too.

Can't say that surprises me actually.

Larkey
Curtis
Stephenson
Duursma
Ford

Not exactly a murderes row of tacklers there. Curtis maybe as long as he didn't have to chase more than a metre or two.

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[The acurate one]

Has our highest average tackles inside 50 of any of our regular forwards, too.

Yes but apparently he isn't trying

 

[Midas]

Yes but apparently he isn't trying

Given when we do have stoppage I50 he is prominent at all of them he has the opportunity to tackle more than most.

As for his personality comparable to Schwass, Schwatter wasn’t born with the same silver spoon in his mouth that Cam was.

His old man is loaded while Schwatter had a lot of struggles getting where he got to.

That’s where I’m so disappointed in Cam that he doesn’t step up and BE part of the solution.

Looking for “The Club” to show him why he should stay, when he’s in the privileged position of having played 100 games now, makes him the largest part of the problem.

He is the flipping club. He’s the fabric and his heart is made of tissue paper right now while he takes a wait and see approach - it’s embarrassing.

Don’t see McDonald or Simpkin, who people bag the crap out of, not giving 100 per cent effort both on the field and in attempting to support their teammates.

And I’ve never heard a single young player praise Cam for taking care of them, or helping them learn the ropes.

Why is Jaidyn Stephenson and not this bloke mentoring Duursma.

Time for this bloke to grow the hell up and become the leader he is capable of being by bringing intensity and fire - and long-term commitment - to the table.

Otherwise just move on now.

 

[Fart Cummings]

one of the captains of the losers club! hopefully somone offers him a great deal and its not us!

 

[DuckYeah]

Won't be a popular take but reminds me of playing days Schwass.

Often came across aloof and slightly condescending with supporters.

Looking back it was probably a much higher level of introversion and insecurity than appeared to the naked eye.

Schwatta was on the gear, that’s probably why he was the way he was