We have a crisis of small forward stocks atm. We haven't topped up. Aarts the exception.
A small forward is one who crumbs and kicks goals. Which of these characteristics is not desirable in any player?
Small forwards have short life spans. In the role. They either fall by the wayside. Or they move to HBF or even onball.
George Castagna was recruited as a small back. But he didn't have the IQ for the role. Could not use. So we moved him near the big white sticks to make his decision making easier. Big white sticks. They don't move.
Liam Baker? Small forward moved back then to HFF and onball. Jayden Short? Small forward moved back because too slow. Daniel Rioli? Burnt out. HBF now. Butler was burnt out. He changed clubs and was refreshed. But he won't last forever.
Players who crumb? Who kick goals? Perfect smalls. We can teach em to chase. And there's nothing stopping us form recruiting quick ones.
We need a steady intake of small forwards. We can never have too many. Steady intake. Different stages of development.
We have neglected this category through complacency. It's almost like we don't know the rule.
A small forward is one who crumbs and kicks goals. Which of these characteristics is not desirable in any player?
Small forwards have short life spans. In the role. They either fall by the wayside. Or they move to HBF or even onball.
George Castagna was recruited as a small back. But he didn't have the IQ for the role. Could not use. So we moved him near the big white sticks to make his decision making easier. Big white sticks. They don't move.
Liam Baker? Small forward moved back then to HFF and onball. Jayden Short? Small forward moved back because too slow. Daniel Rioli? Burnt out. HBF now. Butler was burnt out. He changed clubs and was refreshed. But he won't last forever.
Players who crumb? Who kick goals? Perfect smalls. We can teach em to chase. And there's nothing stopping us form recruiting quick ones.
We need a steady intake of small forwards. We can never have too many. Steady intake. Different stages of development.
We have neglected this category through complacency. It's almost like we don't know the rule.