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Yep, bring him in for 2 weeks then drop him.time to try him at CHB or drop him. If his name was Fogarty or Himmelberg the knives would be out.
That'll work!
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Yep, bring him in for 2 weeks then drop him.time to try him at CHB or drop him. If his name was Fogarty or Himmelberg the knives would be out.
We need to throw him into different roles if he is quiet up forward.He's struggling a bit, but we saw before his injury he's far too good to be stuck in the 2s.
This year's about getting games into him and miles into his legs.
which is why i suggested try him at CHB. we only really have 1 KPD in Butts. Murray is serviceable.Yep, bring him in for 2 weeks then drop him.
That'll work!
Except that ROB is a one position wonder (sometimes)We need to throw him into different roles if he is quiet up forward.
Could easily spend more time in ruck... or throw him to CHB for a while on Casboult... or on a wing.
Coaches should mix it up where a player is having a quiet game.
Very worried, would like to see him loose behind the ball not Dawson, see if he can read the footy.Anyone else slightly concerned about RT? His aggression at the contest is lacking, needs to throw his weight around more.
His ability to cleanly take the ball below his knees and his balance makes him a scary prospect if he can put it all together, we saw in his early games.
I don't see him as a Key Forward, but as a Ruckman who will kick goals.Anyone else slightly concerned about RT? His aggression at the contest is lacking, needs to throw his weight around more.
His ability to cleanly take the ball below his knees and his balance makes him a scary prospect if he can put it all together, we saw in his early games.
Well, that must be another big failure of drafting then.I don't see him as a Key Forward, but as a Ruckman who will kick goals.
For a second year player his Ruck bodywork and positioning is quite good. Plus he has great hands and mobility. Looks far more comfortable as a Ruckman.
This week's game convinced me he is going to be our next lead Ruckman. An elite one at that. Tall mid who Rucks.
The lack of aggression and ability to lead tells me he won't be a key forward. Will kick goals, but not be a 200cm Key Forward
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I don't call that a failWell, that must be another big failure of drafting then.
Having said that, I reckon he would make a good wingman in the Richo mould.
He has really regressed this year, though. Last year, he had irrepressible periods of dominance (not so much after his knee injury). This year, nil, and he has no energy or confidence. As I said elsewhere, what underlined this in the last match, and exceeded my tolerance level, was when he grabbed the ball in a centre-bounce situation, and then had it stripped off him by a small midfielder who ran away with it. You don't see that very often!I don't call that a fail
Many people wanted Brodie Grundy and willing to give up two first rounders for him.
That can be him.
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We've got to be patient as these type of players take a long time to mature. See Peter Wright.I'm really not worried about Riley in the slightest. I think he's got some very unrealistic immediate expectations on him. But at the end of the day he's a 202cm teenager who hasn't come remotely close to his potential yet. Get him 10 more kg's on his frame and 60 more games, and this kid will likely be our best player, or damn close too it!
Then we overpaid for Riley if that's the case and should have taken Logan McDonald or maybe Denver Grainger-Barras even factoring the retention issues with WA lads.I don't see him as a Key Forward, but as a Ruckman who will kick goals.
For a second year player his Ruck bodywork and positioning is quite good. Plus he has great hands and mobility. Looks far more comfortable as a Ruckman.
This week's game convinced me he is going to be our next lead Ruckman. An elite one at that. Tall mid who Rucks.
The lack of aggression and ability to lead tells me he won't be a key forward. Will kick goals, but not be a 200cm Key Forward
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He's still effin 19!!!!Very worried, would like to see him loose behind the ball not Dawson, see if he can read the footy.
Not so sure about his ruck work doesn’t crunch at the footy and lacks body strength as he does in marking contests, must admit hasn’t convinced me yet given how people pump him up, looks timid
I don't think we over paid at all.Then we overpaid for Riley if that's the case and should have taken Logan McDonald or maybe Denver Grainger-Barras even factoring the retention issues with WA lads.
I'm bloody sure we drafted Riley as a KPF that could chop out on ruck if required.
I note the popular choice on this board Elijah Holland's hasn't exactly set the World on fire in the VFL as yet.
But your saying his future is in the ruck aren't you?I don't think we over paid at all.
More talent than any of the other KPP in that draft.
I guess early days though. Maybe as he matures he becomes more of a forward.
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We need to throw him into different roles if he is quiet up forward.
Could easily spend more time in ruck... or throw him to CHB for a while on Casboult... or on a wing.
Coaches should mix it up where a player is having a quiet game.