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And I stand by that, but his 2 weeks before were great.
**I will give him some slack as apparently arrived back at 2am from Adelaide that morning.
That's probably the latest anyone has ever got home after a night out in Adelaide.
I think patience is still needed with Biggie, he will need more weight to play key back in the AFL. Not sure he has the smarts at this stage to play as a "3rd" tall.
Loving this guys development. Filling out physically and as we know has great athletic traits.
But most impressed by his composure, reading of the play and his aerial work - particularly his ability to spoil with intent.
Is a million miles ahead of Miller and should be given a taste of AFL football this year.
But most impressed by his composure, reading of the play and his aerial work - particularly his ability to spoil with intent.
Is a million miles ahead of Miller and should be given a taste of AFL football this year.
Yeh, Miller a long shot to make it. This guy could develop into our very own Alir Alir.
Has some disposal issues for AFL level...needs to fix that or a bust at AFL level.
nope he kicks straight to the opposition on too many occasions. watch him you will see.
I watched him on the weekend and didn't notice many turnovers, if any. Haven't seen a heap of his games in total, but he strikes me as deft by foot from what I have seen.
Biggie's very stylish n precise by foot, generally gets himself nicely into time n space to execute n then sometimes, like all our players, he'll flub one badly.
Pet hate of mine is the horror turnover when in space and full control of the play, the newer n more open style of play created by the new rule adjustment usually means it's an unstoppable rebound shot at goal.
Pet hate of mine is the horror turnover when in space and full control of the play, the newer n more open style of play created by the new rule adjustment usually means it's an unstoppable rebound shot at goal.
The snag is we have seen these traits at VFL level and as been proven time and again, someone doing the goods at VFL doesn't necessarily translate to the AFL. I am not sure he is ready yet but happy to be proven wrong so we have to play him sometime. That said I would prefer to see a direct replacement for Tarrant this week and for me, that is Miller.
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