Surprised not even an emergency. His form warrants it.
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Sam just doesn't think he is ready yet for AFLSurprised not even an emergency. His form warrants it.
Still need to show you can do it. Right leading patterns, right effort, right contests.What’s the point in placing value in a flogging of a bad side? We should just play him already
Someone bloody answer it then!He’s knocking on the door once again.
The doors fallen overHe’s knocking on the door once again.
Had a few good moments but I thought he also showed in a few contests why he still has a few things to work on in the VFL for a few more weeksHe’s knocking on the door once again.
The gap between afl and vfl feels a lot bigger than it once was, playing in a strong team vs a poor team will hurt as well. That said geez I’d love to see him play soon.Had a few good moments but I thought he also showed in a few contests why he still has a few things to work on in the VFL for a few more weeks
Went to the game today. After last week, I followed him end to end, and kept a close eye on him. The effort was definitely there, but you could tell he was a work in progress as a forward. Although he didn't avoid physical contact, he seemed to be confused as to when to initiate it. Given his age, he also doesn't have the upper body strength often required to create space. His leading patterns were out of whack, but I think that extended to all of our talls, as there was no synergy between Jeka, Kosi and Max. They'd often compete against one another or get in each other's way. Physically he's definitely still growing into his body & the baby giraffe analogy is apparent. I'm stoked with his progress, but after today see him as the quintessential project player. Could be a fabulous find, but not sure if he's AFL ready yet. In the ruck, he seemed to be less influential than Meek, but I haven't seen the stats. Purely a punter's opinion.Had a few good moments but I thought he also showed in a few contests why he still has a few things to work on in the VFL for a few more weeks
Why didn’t you just ask this with your normal account?I’ve never seen him play is he great below his knees and just like a big midfielder that’s a key forward with great hands and mark.
Someone posted sometimes Buddy like is this true or a bit of the mark?
Why didn’t you just ask this with your normal account?
There's a forgotten password feature you can use to reset your password.My Computer logged me out and I don’t know my log in details, So made a new account.
There's a forgotten password feature you can use to reset your password.
Well with Max Lynch subbed out for failing a concussiom test out options are Meek and Ramma. That's it.I’d be tempted to play him next week as the second ruck. Which would allow Lewis to play as a permanent forward without having to do any ruck work.
He’s knocking on the door once again.
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He's better off playing as a key forward. He's got massive upside in that role.Once Ramsden plays, he’s better off being the second ruck and playing the David Hale role splitting his time playing up forward and in the ruck when needed. We are better off targeting a young key forward in the draft that can play alongside Lewis.
Yep - 5 Senior WAFL games at Claremont before he got drafted then a full VFL season at Casey.It hasn't hurt Melbourne holding back van Rooyen when many supporters thought he was ready to go last year. No need to rush him in yet
It hasn't hurt Melbourne holding back van Rooyen when many supporters thought he was ready to go last year. No need to rush him in yet