Imagine if Keays gets AA. Who would have seen that coming. Will at least get in the squad, which is a pretty good achievement for him.
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Player Watch Ben Keays - Signs on til 2027
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Keays' game fits the chaos theory like a glove,
No-one knows what he will do next, and Keays himself knows only a fraction of a second before he does it.
That didn't work so well in the midfield but seems to be working in the forward line. Good luck to him for that.
No-one knows what he will do next, and Keays himself knows only a fraction of a second before he does it.
That didn't work so well in the midfield but seems to be working in the forward line. Good luck to him for that.
Hinge started slow for memory?
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Keays is a fxxxen legend, I take back every mean thing I said or thought. He's never been a very smart footballer but he has always given everything, and this year seems to be making far smarter decisions in the moment, and his disposal has greatly improved.
Would deserve the B&F.
Would deserve the B&F.
Keays is more than justifying his spot in the forward line and sticking it up the doubters, myself included.
Murphy, on the other hand ...
Murphy, on the other hand ...
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Reckon squad but the two HFF possies will be wrapped up by midfielders
Have to give the bloke Kudos for working on his significant deficiencies with disposal.
The rest of his game is pretty bloody good.
The rest of his game is pretty bloody good.
Feel like it's the decision making he's really cleaned up. Plays within his means a lot more which has been a huge net positive. Do think his disposal has improved, still not great but the hard work is really paying off.
Extremely difficult player for opposition teams to match up on at this point.
was that game where he nullified Saad the turning point? and then after the bye this year as a real HERE WE GO type moment you dogs
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He would have won the Brownlow this year if the turning point was him single-handedly getting us into finals with a match winning goal against Sydney this time last year.
in 2019 in the Neafl he kicked 43 goals from 16 games
Keaysey's nickname should be 'Chickenman'
For those old enough to remember - "he's everywhere he's everywhere"
One minute he's kicking a Joe-the-goose, or pressuring hard in the forward pocket, next second he's giving off a relieving handball or kick after winning the ball in a back pocket scrimmage.
The guy is a running machine and a workaholic and regardless of his occasional awkward ball handling and kicking he generally gets it done.
I love it that he plays for us.
For those old enough to remember - "he's everywhere he's everywhere"
One minute he's kicking a Joe-the-goose, or pressuring hard in the forward pocket, next second he's giving off a relieving handball or kick after winning the ball in a back pocket scrimmage.
The guy is a running machine and a workaholic and regardless of his occasional awkward ball handling and kicking he generally gets it done.
I love it that he plays for us.
He’s always been dangerous in front of goal with his snaps etc , getting some good kick penetration on his kick I50 now too
But just shows work rate can get you a long way in afl , especially as a pressure forward
But just shows work rate can get you a long way in afl , especially as a pressure forward
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