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TheBrownDog
I think he can succeed if he gets his fitness up to repeat lead up to the wing to give an outlet. He nearly did that a fair few times, but the marks just weren't quite sticking - well behind WHE though if we want someone doing that.Actually, AJ was not a total passenger in the Bulldogs game. When he played further up the ground, he got more involved and looked more attacking/confident than when locked in closer to the goals. He was a vital link in the chain of possessions which led to a goal from Bobby.
If there's a big bodied forward like Checkers or Kreuger in the full forward position, he could still be useful as a roaming tall (ish) forward? I remember from his initial games from way back that he always played better with Checkers there to do the heavier work. He has a light frame and maybe could do better on a forward flank?