Why did Leon Davis get a medal? I don't like it. I don't consider him a premiership player.
Eddie rang Andrew.
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Why did Leon Davis get a medal? I don't like it. I don't consider him a premiership player.
Edited for accuracyAndrew rang Eddie.
I don't think this is a good idea to introduce this rule to the AFL as I firmly believe that the Grand Final is a prestige moment in any players careers where the medal itself should not be attained that easily. Lets say that this rule was used, the players who are not present on that day will not feel that special moment in obtaining the medal compared to the players who played. Even though injuries and/or form can be very cruel to players, they are professional enough to take it by the chin and accept the reality that they are gonna miss out. (Knowing they should recover and get back to their best for the following season). Just imho.
This is a good idea that the club can implement in their own way allowing players who missed out to get rewarded in some form and hopefully drive their hunger up to be in the final 22 team next year.
Players aren't really going to value a medal if they don't play, and don't think any of them would want one.
I was 12th man for my cricket GF we won this year. I got a medal, but couldn't have cared less and don't really value it.
That would be correct. I heard Embers on the radio early last week saying he was 2 weeks away from returning but he said he would probably get a run in the WAFL first. I think when they say returning round 17 they mean returning to get some fitness via the WAFL in round 17.Round 17! My God! That's the game after this coming one!
Josh is the type of player who doesn't need too much matches to have an impact. He'll take the best forward and give us structure. If he kicks goals great if not, his value by just being in the team will override it.
I'd be more conerned about Lecras's comeback - as he'll need a lot of matches to get his grove back. For example last year, even when he came back from his groin injury he was no where near the player he was in 2010. He did have a couple of good patches but it did take him a lot of games to get going.
Josh is the type of player who doesn't need too much matches to have an impact. He'll take the best forward and give us structure. If he kicks goals great if not, his value by just being in the team will override it.
I'd be more conerned about Lecras's comeback - as he'll need a lot of matches to get his grove back. For example last year, even when he came back from his groin injury he was no where near the player he was in 2010. He did have a couple of good patches but it did take him a lot of games to get going.
To be fair his only very good game was that first one and we have seen since that WB are something of a training drill for most teams. Plus Markovic is his bitchHe didn't train for 5 weeks before round 1...and kicked 7. Now that he is up and running he has the next month to get match fit. Still do not think we should risk Lecra.