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It’s my list……………so of course it is that’s your privilegeIs that the 'special' list ?
don‘t bother leaving out the cookies and milkI think he just outted himself as Santa.
Feel like he’s discovered some mongrel - the missing ingredient
never been an opportunityFeel like he’s discovered some mongrel - the missing ingredient
Best four quarter effort I can recall from Chayce.Promising game and a bit from Chayce.
Feel like he’s discovered some mongrel - the missing ingredient
I have doubted him too Lets hope he has turned the corner.Sounds like had a really good game, nothing would please me more than being wrong about him.
What about winning the premiership?Sounds like had a really good game, nothing would please me more than being wrong about him.
I’d say a solid game , hes not there yetSounds like had a really good game, nothing would please me more than being wrong about him.
Yeah thatWhat about winning the premiership?
Would prefer to have the sights set a little higher for Chayce.Be good to see Chayce overtake Duursma
from that draft class
Fingers crossed
The margin is narrowing now
I know they put him in the midfield middle of SANFL match last year when we were struggling and he supposedly helped turn the match. I wondered if that meant we'd see him in the midfield again at some point as it sounds like he did very well. So far hasn't happened but if his confidence continues to build wouldn't be a complete surprise to see us take another look at him even just for small burts.I wouldn't be writing Chayce off just yet as a midfielder...feel it's all been about self belief after being thrown to the Lions before he was ready.
From the Ady..
Jones is 22 years old.
He played eight AFL games in his first season, 15 in both his second and third, then all bar two last year.
The Tasmanian featured in just one winning side from his first 19 matches at the top level.
He has also dealt with constant comparisons to fellow draftees from the strong 2018 crop, including Port Adelaide’s Zak Butters, taken three spots later after him at pick 12.
Jones has been shifted across various roles, including inside midfielder and half-back, but has found a home on a wing.
He had 21 disposals, three clearances, four inside 50s and put on strong defensive pressure against the Dockers, calling it one of his best games for the club.
“I’m getting a bit older now so you realise you can play at this level,” Jones said.
“Hopefully I can keep building on that and show the club what I’m able to do.”