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AFLW 2024 - Round 2 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Only injury will stand in his way.He just keeps clunking them.
Of all our young players he is our most important.
If he comes on we are set forward of center. If he dosn't we still have a massive hole to fill.
Yeah did all the things required. Thought he competed very wellHe was still getting to good spots yesterday, not the day for clunking. Unless you are newk
Had a golden opportunity to take a mark on the chest but just bounced out.
Thought he completed well, especially in conditions that didn't suit him. Some nice handballs to release our smalls.
Looked to me like Quaynor got his hand in.
Dear (and Chol) brought the ball to ground so many times. He still managed to have an impact even without clunking big marks
Had a golden opportunity to take a mark on the chest but just bounced out.
Thought he completed well, especially in conditions that didn't suit him. Some nice handballs to release our smalls.
He's really good at spoiling to the advantage of our smalls.
Genuinely think this can be attributed to his basketball background.He's really good at spoiling to the advantage of our smalls.
Obviously just wants to be out there and playing as much as possible. Club is doing a great job of managing his minutes while exposing him to the level. He may feel he’s being held back but really he’s on the fast track.I think they're using him just right - getting games into him, but putting him in cotton wool if things aren't going his way. Saturday, for example, was not the day for a teenage tall forward in his very first season. He didn't look too happy to be subbed (probably thought he could still contribute), but he'll get over it. Kid's a future Rolls Royce.
Honestly, I don't want a player who is happy to be subbed off. I think that's a good quality, won't be happy until he's playing full time.I think they're using him just right - getting games into him, but putting him in cotton wool if things aren't going his way. Saturday, for example, was not the day for a teenage tall forward in his very first season. He didn't look too happy to be subbed (probably thought he could still contribute), but he'll get over it. Kid's a future Rolls Royce.
I agree, as long as they don't cracks the shits like Sanders. Be unhappy, but understand it's a team game.Honestly, I don't want a player who is happy to be subbed off. I think that's a good quality, won't be happy until he's playing full time.
His marking, competitiveness feel very natural too. Add that to the fact he appears very coachable, sky is the limit.He rarely seems to be out marked. Then gets the ball to ground in good spots (and then follows up at ground level). pretty ridiculous that in his first year can not only play on high quality defenders but keep them busy/give them trouble. Out of all the good stuff from this season so far Dear is still the find.
He was cramping up big time. That's what he was disappointed with.
Not to mention his natural footy touch. That banana goal was next level for a bloke his size. He could be really special.Love Calsher's attitude and attack on the ball, he's a great tackler and applies forward pressure. Can't wait to see him next season with another pre-season under his belt and another several kilo's of muscle on his frame. Undisputable future weapon.