McStay was always willing to hit the pack. Hit and miss if he stuck the mark, probably more miss than hit.
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Such a sensitive soul and so knowledgeable too .They have made themselves look bad. No sympathy from me given they went behind the club's back by talking to an opposition coach. The club has staff that aim to help the welfare of their players and partner, and they didn't go to them once. Neale also could have spoken to Fagan anytime during the year and expressed his thoughts about moving back to Perth. I believe they are doing this simply because of money, and the fact that Neale didn't even bother once with west coast (who conveniently have a tight cap) only speaks further to that. Covid was also a much greater problem last year, yet Neale didn't once think about proposing a trade, which again is convenient because last year his contract was still front ended. Stop defending a player who has shown no respect to the club. He did this to Fremantle, and he's doing it to us. There's a clear pattern here and Neale should have been much better about this. He had every chance too, but chose not .
He lived up to his name from what I sawHe won’t be leaving WA. Haven’t you heard: the Meek shall inherit the Perth.
After raising kids with no help I can fully understand that reasoning for wanting to go back to be around family. But at the moment the reason is not the issue more that we weren't involved in the initial discussions. Whether that is Neale or his management fault I don't know. You just feel that if he stays it won't be the same and if he goes it definitely won't be the same. As for the match not being lit yet, I am not so sure of that now.
what discussions???
McStay is no world beater. He is a solid best 22 player though. The difference between McStay and Fullarton I think is that McStay always looked like he had the tools to be a good forward he just never put it together. Fullarton has just not looked like he has any skill that will translate into him being effective at AFL level. Even at the level below he is not a major threat. He cannot get separation and is a poor mark. He is not a pack crashing option nor will he run an opponent into the ground. I am just not seeing what he has that will allow him to become an effective forward in the AFL.
The paparazzi is following him around Brisbane, really? Let’s be honest, the media in Brisbane don’t really care about AFL and the media in Victoria that does, they can’t get out from Melbourne. The media in WA are no doubt mostly covering the finals.
sorry for the intrusion, but completely agree. both clubs will have the price they're willing to pay/sell for neale, and if they don't overlap then the whole situation should be overSurely it should be pretty simple
Daly: Hey Belly you interested in offering a top 10 pick for Neale?
Scenario 1
Bell: Yes
Neale: I love youse all [then requests a trade]
Scenario 2
Bell: No
Neale: I love youse all [and announces he won't be seeking a trade]
While I'm not trying to grasp at anything in denial, the fact the club has stated he has not requested a trade and just wants to weigh up options kind of does sound like it was an internal discussion that was leaked somewhere. So they spoke to Freo - could've even just been to see if he would have any relevance in their team anymore to consider entertaining the move.Reading what Lachie's Dad said , and there's absolutely no reason to disbelieve it , maybe Jules was having a bit of a hard time and Lachie's management just put the feelers out to see if there was any interest , ascertaining if there were any other options. And someone got wind of it.
If that's the case Freo would be thinking if we can get him for not a lot why wouldn't you. And we're just waiting to see if he's serious about wanting to go.
On balance that's probably the likelihood of where it sits. If it's genuinely an issue of Jules struggling through the season none of this would be helping at all.
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Dis-agree. Often in 2019 & 2020 he just didnt get in when it was time to go. Now he's primed to hit it every time.McStay was always willing to hit the pack. Hit and miss if he stuck the mark, probably more miss than hit.
No, not even close to the truth. Jules is happy living in Brissy. Fake news but everyone talking crap about it just makes things worse for the Neale's & Lions.Reading what Lachie's Dad said , and there's absolutely no reason to disbelieve it , maybe Jules was having a bit of a hard time and Lachie's management just put the feelers out to see if there was any interest , ascertaining if there were any other options. And someone got wind of it.
If that's the case Freo would be thinking if we can get him for not a lot why wouldn't you. And we're just waiting to see if he's serious about wanting to go.
On balance that's probably the likelihood of where it sits. If it's genuinely an issue of Jules struggling through the season none of this would be helping at all.
At best there's a level of naivety at play even if this was "an in house discussion" at the Neale household as his dad puts it. The minute you talk to managers who talk to other clubs your intentions are known. At worst it's clever manipulation.
Such a confidence player and Fages and the other coaches have been largely responsible for building his confidence to the level that he can attack the contest and not worry about making mistakes. It has carried over into his goal kicking now as well. We can't play our current style of game successfully without him there.Dis-agree. Often in 2019 & 2020 he just didnt get in when it was time to go. Now he's primed to hit it every time.
Lachie must really love her, She has caused him a fu** load of problems
The Brisbane press would go away quickly if this thing is resolved and move onto other things, if Jules is happy in Brisbane I can't see why they wouldn't come out and say they are staying. The Covid shitstorm of restrictions/border closures is likely to be over before the start of next season so she can visit her family or they can fly here regularly.No, not even close to the truth. Jules is happy living in Brissy. Fake news but everyone talking crap about it just makes things worse for the Neale's & Lions.
The paparazzi have been out the front of his house now since Sunday and he has cars following him every time he leave the house. I wouldn't blame them to want to get out of Brisbane now & I wouldn't blame The Lions for wanting to do some kind of deal if there is a sweet offer on the table.
It’s lachie neale sales event ! Everything about him must go !
It's entirely possible that they're conflicted - that is, they love Brisbane and the Lions but there is the isolation from family and the impending birth that is pulling them home. Not sure it's a simple as "make up your mind, are you going or staying". He's a professional footballer, I understand that, but they're also a family unit about to have their first child and he wants to do the right thing by them. Not sure the club is feeling the same level of angst as many supporters seem to be (that's not directed at you Jason).The Brisbane press would go away quickly if this thing is resolved and move onto other things, if Jules is happy in Brisbane I can't see why they wouldn't come out and say they are staying. The Covid shitstorm of restrictions/border closures is likely to be over before the start of next season so she can visit her family or they can fly here regularly.
Lachie not fronting the press and announcing he is staying leads me to believe he is mentally out the door though, press reaction would be close to zero consideration for him in the family decision IMO.
Admittedly he was quieter in the those years but at the beginning of his career (like where Fullarton is now) it seemed he would launch all time mostly resulting in turnovers. Perhaps it is just the way I saw it.Dis-agree. Often in 2019 & 2020 he just didnt get in when it was time to go. Now he's primed to hit it every time.