In a bunk bed.Was average and does seem to sleep with the lights on.
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In a bunk bed.Was average and does seem to sleep with the lights on.
Couldn’t agree more. This ie where the coach steps up and says toughen up.Soft as butter
I actually never really even knew him at St Kilda, and even didn't notice him much in the 3 games so far for us until for a moment tonight when I thought who was that big guy not Darcy, man.. it looked like he didn't even want to pick up the ball there worried about getting hurt wtf.
Until he’s in the top bunk without the protective bar, he should not be playing!In a bunk bed.
It's forever been a funny consant thing in footy, I reckon whether it's D grade Saturday arvo ammos or all the way to the elite AFL level. Usually it's always one of the big guys on any team that takes to the field that is the biggest peaheart. Almost never anyone that is actually small in stature and build where you could kind of not blame them for being scared out there.I'd like to know his bicep routine.
pretty simply explained really. Big kids get used to being bigger than everyone else and not having to go that hard. Little kids need to be 10 times more courageous. Once the size gap closes down and the little kids get stronger, their attack and mindset can be twice as intimidating as the size and stature of the now littler big kids.It's forever been a funny consant thing in footy, I reckon whether it's D grade Saturday arvo ammos or all the way to the elite AFL level. Usually it's always one of the big guys on any team that takes to the field that is the biggest peaheart. Almost never anyone that is actually small in stature and build where you could kind of not blame them for being scared out there.
Yeah he was poor tonight, but I thought he played ok in his 2 previous games and way back when we played Carlton. Think we need to be a bit more patient.
He deserves more chances and will get them, but remember he's 24 going on 25 this year. Not a first or second year. I'm not sure failing to bed down a spot in a poor St Kilda side for so many years was all Alan Richardson's fault.
Nah.... he is going to be heaps good. He was just average at St Kilda because they are sh*t.
Saints practically begged us to take him. No wonder.
Looking that way isn't it. I watched him a fair bit at the Saints and he can play, I just don't get what happened last night. Sure those conditions aren't great for a wingman but his attack at the contest was the worst I think I have ever seen. There wasn't a single moment where he looked interested at getting the ball and when the ball came his way he seemed to back off wanting someone else to get it.
He is very very lucky we have so many injuries otherwise that performance gets you dropped for months.
I agree to some extent, but when it's your turn you have to go and last night he stepped back a couple of timesUnless his direction from the coaches was to hold back and not crowd the contest to receive the handball and distribute - he didn't put his body on the line to win the ball enough.