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List Mgmt. Welcome Reuben Ginbey (Pick 9, 2022 National Draft)
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Welcome to the club.
wasn’t my first choice, but wouldn’t be surprised if he becomes a favourite very quickly.
Combined with Hewett I hope we have the start of our next premiership engine room
wasn’t my first choice, but wouldn’t be surprised if he becomes a favourite very quickly.
Combined with Hewett I hope we have the start of our next premiership engine room
Jesus Oliver.
Hope Ginbey being bigger than the boys translates at AFL level.
Hope Ginbey being bigger than the boys translates at AFL level.
Welcome to the club, Reuben!
Really like the Jack Crisp comparisons, actually. Similar style, perhaps not the best kick in the draft but hard as nails and consistent. Would think he’s only going to get stronger, given his broad shoulders- look out in 3-4 years.
Which means he could just as easily start round 1 on both the HBF or in mid rotations if fit.
Really like the Jack Crisp comparisons, actually. Similar style, perhaps not the best kick in the draft but hard as nails and consistent. Would think he’s only going to get stronger, given his broad shoulders- look out in 3-4 years.
Which means he could just as easily start round 1 on both the HBF or in mid rotations if fit.
Rueben already better bigger than Judd.
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Was hoping for Pou but knew we would take Tonic (bookmark it, your heard it here first).
I don't mind it. The graphics showing strengths and weakness had ground ball gets and score involvements as elite. Both key aspects we need in a mid. Kicking efficiency not as good but it was also mentioned he takes the game on, always goes forward and attacks which typically results in some turn overs.
With Hewett at our next I'm bullish on this pairing.
I don't mind it. The graphics showing strengths and weakness had ground ball gets and score involvements as elite. Both key aspects we need in a mid. Kicking efficiency not as good but it was also mentioned he takes the game on, always goes forward and attacks which typically results in some turn overs.
With Hewett at our next I'm bullish on this pairing.
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He's 1 degree off being a pasty ginger, there is no one more driven than the disgusting ginger. Will break necks on his way to being a star.
Welcome Sanger!
The lad looks like he should be swimming in the 200m Butterfly.
The lad looks like he should be swimming in the 200m Butterfly.
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His kicking efficiency stats are quite poor, as presented by Foxtel when he was drafted.
Certainly a big unit, should be able to feature regularly within his first year.
If he continues on the path he took towards the end of the season, we could very well end up with the kind of player that a team can be built around.
A fair amount of speculation involved here, but the additional first round pick in hand (used on Hewett) allows the club to pursue higher risk without waging the entire house.
At worst, he'll still function as an able replacement for Duggan. At best he could emulate pre-OP Yeo (who also once was a Fremantle supporter).
Seems to have a good amount of campaigner in him as well.
I don't mind this pick at all. Midfield rebuild is well on its way.
Welcome to the Eagles Reuben.
If he continues on the path he took towards the end of the season, we could very well end up with the kind of player that a team can be built around.
A fair amount of speculation involved here, but the additional first round pick in hand (used on Hewett) allows the club to pursue higher risk without waging the entire house.
At worst, he'll still function as an able replacement for Duggan. At best he could emulate pre-OP Yeo (who also once was a Fremantle supporter).
Seems to have a good amount of campaigner in him as well.
I don't mind this pick at all. Midfield rebuild is well on its way.
Welcome to the Eagles Reuben.
Chesser is quite solid and powerful too. Could midfield group will be some big lads. Just need to get some outside class next few years
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It's the other way around. Pooh is the tweener who lacks endurance, speed off the line and agility. Can pirouette and snap a goal and he's got smarts, but he's a much more cumbersome type who will wind up as a third tall/ utility. Best case he's a Goddard type.
Ginbey is the inside midfield, defensive beast with burst speed. Not an accumulator yet but that's running patterns/ outside game related. Best case he's an Oliver type.
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So he's got of bit of work to do.
Hopefully he gets the chance to work on his fitness, strength and football skills professionally for a couple of years before passing proper judgement.
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