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Best of the AFL
Lachlan Hansen
Hansen turned back the clock in the final quarter, showing he hadn’t forgotten how to be a key-forward. Lamont rolled the dice and moved the 27-year-old forward and he was everywhere.
Three goals in the final term almost gave Werribee a sniff at victory, but ultimately Hansen’s heroics were not enough.
Before he made the move forward, Hansen stood tall in defence. He took plenty of intercept marks and is no doubt putting his hand up for a recall to the senior side.
“Something had to happen up front (at three-quarter-time),” North Development Manager Ben Dyer said.
“’Maj’ (Majak Daw) was only playing a half, so him (Hansen) being able to go forward just made (Richmond’s Troy) Chaplin a little bit more accountable.
“That was a bit of a swing for us and that’s when we did look like getting back into it.”
Ryan Clarke
Clarke continues to impress at VFL level. He had the ball on a string at Punt Rd and went in hard at the contest.
“He just kept running all day,” Dyer said.
“His ability to double-up possessions and even on a third time he can still find space.
“He still needs to do a bit of work on his finishing and his polish, but you can’t question his effort across four quarters, I thought it was fantastic.”
Best of the AFL
Lachlan Hansen
Hansen turned back the clock in the final quarter, showing he hadn’t forgotten how to be a key-forward. Lamont rolled the dice and moved the 27-year-old forward and he was everywhere.
Three goals in the final term almost gave Werribee a sniff at victory, but ultimately Hansen’s heroics were not enough.
Before he made the move forward, Hansen stood tall in defence. He took plenty of intercept marks and is no doubt putting his hand up for a recall to the senior side.
“Something had to happen up front (at three-quarter-time),” North Development Manager Ben Dyer said.
“’Maj’ (Majak Daw) was only playing a half, so him (Hansen) being able to go forward just made (Richmond’s Troy) Chaplin a little bit more accountable.
“That was a bit of a swing for us and that’s when we did look like getting back into it.”
Ryan Clarke
Clarke continues to impress at VFL level. He had the ball on a string at Punt Rd and went in hard at the contest.
“He just kept running all day,” Dyer said.
“His ability to double-up possessions and even on a third time he can still find space.
“He still needs to do a bit of work on his finishing and his polish, but you can’t question his effort across four quarters, I thought it was fantastic.”