leon said:Yer, I know all that and I certainly want to keep and develop players like Chol and CMoore. But I didn't expect him to avoid the contest like I saw at times; I admit I couldn't keep watching the horror-show for the 2nd half.
When you can only find the ball twice in a game, that's seriously successful avoidance!
Yep, found it twice in 75% TOG playing his first game of afl. Match that up with Hampsud ( who's only been going around for 10 seasons and 90-odd games of AFL) who only found the ball 5 times in 85% TOG.....leon said:Yer, I know all that and I certainly want to keep and develop players like Chol and CMoore. But I didn't expect him to avoid the contest like I saw at times; I admit I couldn't keep watching the horror-show for the 2nd half.
When you can only find the ball twice in a game, that's seriously successful avoidance! Possibly it was a part of our hugely successful offensive strategy of going to Jack with every attack, whether he is in the vicinity, anywhere near in position or not. With this ingenious and highly original game-plan, other TFs are just decoys. This explains the highly successful careers of all of our young talls. It works wonderfully well and always fools the opposition.
I'm sure that it was a three year extensioncaesar said:We gave him a 2 year extension last year too, staggering!
Dyer'ere said:I still haven't watched it, leon. I will eventually.
Dyer'ere said:Mabior Chol was a very different player in the intra club last week. He surprised me. It's like he grew from sixteen to twenty in one off season.
He was very competitive - sensible, not suicidal - but up and about in the main. I thought it was a huge step in his development.
He played forward, attacked the ball in the air and recovered well, or very well to compete again. His movement in traffic was occasionally ominous. Definitely looks to have furnished. He's a magnificent athlete. And he can play when he's on. Much less stargazing from him. His form was a very encouraging turn of events.
Dyer'ere said:Mabior Chol was a very different player in the intra club last week. He surprised me. It's like he grew from sixteen to twenty in one off season.
He was very competitive - sensible, not suicidal - but up and about in the main. I thought it was a huge step in his development.
He played forward, attacked the ball in the air and recovered well, or very well to compete again. His movement in traffic was occasionally ominous. Definitely looks to have furnished. He's a magnificent athlete. And he can play when he's on. Much less stargazing from him. His form was a very encouraging turn of events.
bullus_hit said:I like these reports, Chol & Nankervis certainly make our big man stocks look decidedly more respectable.
turk-d-tiger said:Had a mate go down to the practice game and he has attended a training session also, Mentioned that Moore also looked pretty good and that the kid has a bit of ' Campaigner about him also which was nice to hear
Smoking Aces said:Leppitsch for all his shortcomings as a senior coach, he is probably the best people in the industry in developing players especially talls. Just ask Rance.
turk-d-tiger said:Had a mate go down to the practice game and he has attended a training session also, Mentioned that Moore also looked pretty good and that the kid has a bit of ' Campaigner about him also which was nice to hear
DisagreeLeysy Days said:Firmly believe there will only be one place for him once furnushed - key back.
bullus_hit said:How's the kicking going?
Sintiger said:Disagree
I think he can be a follower type ruck and play as the 3rd or resting forward,
Poor mans Nic Nat
Sintiger said:Disagree
I think he can be a follower type ruck and play as the 3rd or resting forward,
Poor mans Nic Nat