Agree. On a good day when he has a suitable matchup (someone younger and smaller than him) and there is little pressure in the game, Shenton can be effective. But put him on a quality opponent against a team that applies pressure and he is exposed. He was on Swan whenever he went forward against Collingwood and was absolutely destroyed. He times his spoils well but has poor decision making and skills under pressure. He reminds me of a less talented Raph Clarke (and I wasn't a Raph hater - he did a lot of good work but his customary 2-3 clangers were just too costly). I'd much rather see any of Webster, Acres, McKenzie or Murdoch in Shenton's spot.
