He doesn't need one but he would be deserving of it.
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Player Watch Isaac Quaynor
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The positive news, he will get better.
I was a little unsure when we drafted him, not any more, kids a keeper and plays with an old head on him, poise and confidence to go with execution.
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Plays like a Harry O with real kicking skills
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Didn't know he's a Pies fanatic.
Quaynor grew up in the Melbourne suburb of Doncaster East,[12] supporting Collingwood since he was a child, idolising Scott Pendlebury, and even sitting behind the Cheer Squad during the 2018 AFL Grand Final.[8][13] His father, Yaw, is from Ghana, where his mother, Kate, met him during a music trip
Quaynor grew up in the Melbourne suburb of Doncaster East,[12] supporting Collingwood since he was a child, idolising Scott Pendlebury, and even sitting behind the Cheer Squad during the 2018 AFL Grand Final.[8][13] His father, Yaw, is from Ghana, where his mother, Kate, met him during a music trip
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Getting some good A graders in the backline and still with Howe and Langers to come back in.
The beauty of our backline is that they can all plan an opponent as well as hurt offensively.
If you compare that to the Bulldogs for example, all their players are attacking but not great defenders...such as Johannisen, Suckling and Daniel.
Quaynor, Maynard and Crisp are great 1 on 1, but also very impressive offensively.
Moore and Howe are also super attacking defenders, whilst able to shut out their opponent as well. It's such a unique and effective defence. It's just a matter of getting it on the mark more consistently. Let's hope Howe can get back for finals as he is the biggest weapon of all.
If you compare that to the Bulldogs for example, all their players are attacking but not great defenders...such as Johannisen, Suckling and Daniel.
Quaynor, Maynard and Crisp are great 1 on 1, but also very impressive offensively.
Moore and Howe are also super attacking defenders, whilst able to shut out their opponent as well. It's such a unique and effective defence. It's just a matter of getting it on the mark more consistently. Let's hope Howe can get back for finals as he is the biggest weapon of all.
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How Isaac Quaynor made his mark at Collingwood
The young Collingwood defender suffered a gruesome injury earlier this season, but he is not easily grossed out.
johncitizen
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He revs himself up pre game listening to this. LMAO
How Isaac Quaynor made his mark at Collingwood
The young Collingwood defender suffered a gruesome injury earlier this season, but he is not easily grossed out.www.theage.com.au
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Hahahaha. Whatever works for him. If he keeps playing like he does then keep it up!
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I can’t watch this without substituting the name “Quaynor” for “Panda”. Reckon it would pump him up.
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How Isaac Quaynor made his mark at Collingwood
The young Collingwood defender suffered a gruesome injury earlier this season, but he is not easily grossed out.
The Royal Sampler
Floreat Pica, Bitch!
I liked the part where he has a taller brother and another who soon will be.
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Hopefully the NGA changes don't stop us from nabbing them all!
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Then hope they don't play in the NAB Challange Comp then
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I don’t get the obsession with him on the wing tbh, him playing in the backline allows him to attack the corridor, the wing would force him out wide too much.
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Reminds me of Guy Mckenna, already makes good decisions, can take a hit and has excellent skills even under pressure.
No sign of him being a DH and seems smart so may well be our backline leader.
No sign of him being a DH and seems smart so may well be our backline leader.
jonmacTrag
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And doesn't have 'causes' or a burning desire to meet the Dali Lama.
I think at the moment his best position is half back, but we have a lot of half back men and need to find someone with flexibility. Of our defenders he has the best delivery to our forwards.
Just calling out a bit of racism here. You probably don't mean it but no reason to compare him with Lumumba.
Quaynor looks like a really promising talent.
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Um, both are half backs with lots of run and carry and kicking penetration?
Do you mean half backs with run and carry like Heath Shaw? Ben Johnson? Ryan Lonie?
My issue is more the derogatory swipes at Lumumba when there's no reason to bring that up. Or that somehow there'll be issues if Quaynor supports "causes" which is normally a good thing.
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I actually asked if he reminded anyone of Heath Shaw a few matches ago and the resounding answer was no. Ben Johnson had the ugliest left foot and Lonie would miss matches with paper cuts let alone the gash IQ had.
Look no issues comparing footballers and how they play.
I mean Noble and Quaynor play a very similar style of penetrating football. Don't think Noble will have the baggage of not associating with "causes" and Dalai Lama.
