HBF
Flying Scotsman
- Sep 24, 2002
- 156,228
- 101,329
- AFL Club
- Carlton
Hard to know where his ceiling is. Could be anything
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Hard to know where his ceiling is. Could be anything
He was pick 43 in the draft. Give him the surname Smith and everyone would overjoyed at his development. The pressure this kid has had to carry is stupid. The way he's stood up to it all and proving himself is really heartwarming.
Pretty sure he went at pick 53. A steal
Pretty impressive that despite playing 0 career games SOS still managed to kick a few goals and get a bit of the footy.
And be a premiership playerPretty impressive that despite playing 0 career games SOS still managed to kick a few goals and get a bit of the footy.
percentit begs the question why does jack's desperation stand out so much? it really shouldn't.........
did see something on twitter that mentioned if the draft was done again he'd be picked between 25-30 which i never thought of it that way.He was pick 43 in the draft. Give him the surname Smith and everyone would overjoyed at his development. The pressure this kid has had to carry is stupid. The way he's stood up to it all and proving himself is really heartwarming.
did see something on twitter that mentioned if the draft was done again he'd be picked between 25-30 which i never thought of it that way.
It’s bloody great seeing him do well! I don’t think there’s a single person on here that wouldn’t love seeing him excel.
I have him currently at 24. It was an excellent draft.did see something on twitter that mentioned if the draft was done again he'd be picked between 25-30 which i never thought of it that way.
Skills you can improve, talent you can't. i.e. his lack of pace (he'll never win a 100m race no matter how fit he gets), but his natural football smarts (as you note) are both innate talents.Jack on the other hand started with only average skills, although he's always had really innate smarts about him.
Jack has always had desperation imo.Coming into this season I was on the fence with Jack, thought he was ok earlier in the year, but the last few weeks he has really made his spot his own. What really stands out is his desperation.
Love what i'm seeing at the moment, hopefully keeps it up, and takes it to another level next year.
Skills you can improve, talent you can't. i.e. his lack of pace (he'll never win a 100m race no matter how fit he gets), but his natural football smarts (as you note) are both innate talents.
I reckon he's always had good skills (watch his six-goal effort in the TAC), it was his fitness that prevented him from showing them at the top level. He did a lot of work over summer to fix that. He pushed himself in the 400s, and that work has led to him being able to get to more contests, make repeat efforts, and still have the gas to kick straight.
He can get better too. Hopefully Ben is taking note.
...that his older bro is kicking his ass, and that the competitive sprint between them demands that he respond in kind regarding his own development....Hopefully Ben is taking note.
Yes watch Jsos kicking for goal in u18. So pure. Looked like the best set shot kick for goal at the champs.
I assumed it was fatigue when playing afl that was causing problems.
Im still waiting for the magic to return.
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Get the feeling Jack is primed for a big game this week. 25 + touches and 4 goals coming up.