roosy on heath

[daniel f]

paul roos has come out today and put heath james under the spotlight,roosy said heath is a t a make or brake part of his career and id say heath knows that any game time he gets 4 the rest of this season will ultimately decide whether hes stays or goes/

[Charlie]

I'd say that isn't the case at all.

In fact, seeing Heath playing this week will be the final confirmation, as far as I'm concerned, that he is pencilled in for next year.

The club hasn't invested 5 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars for nothing.

[daniel f]

just quoteing roosy

Originally posted by Charlie
I'd say that isn't the case at all.

In fact, seeing Heath playing this week will be the final confirmation, as far as I'm concerned, that he is pencilled in for next year.

The club hasn't invested 5 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars for nothing.

i actually agree but just watched roosy on white line fever say that heaths career could be decided on the preceding games this year,i thought it to be a strange comment my self but maybe its just roosy trying to fire heath up,not that u would think hed need it

[sharpie]

There is absolutely no way that the Swans would have just put Heath on the rookie's list to be just that, a rookie. I'm sure there are plenty of other blokes that could have been a rookie for them instead. It showed just how much the Swans wanted to have this guy in the team. It was their only option, coz no one could have justified keeping him on the senior list at the end of last year. This was a great chance to give Heath 1 final run at the AFL without the pressure - and it's worked. Now that he has made it back, he is here to stay on the list.

[Charlie]

Originally posted by sharpie
There is absolutely no way that the Swans would have just put Heath on the rookie's list to be just that, a rookie. I'm sure there are plenty of other blokes that could have been a rookie for them instead. It showed just how much the Swans wanted to have this guy in the team. It was their only option, coz no one could have justified keeping him on the senior list at the end of last year. This was a great chance to give Heath 1 final run at the AFL without the pressure - and it's worked. Now that he has made it back, he is here to stay on the list.

Absolutely. And it's worth remembering, Dunks was about Heath's age when he first arrived at the Swans... a 200 game career isn't out of the question, although I'll be happy if he just gets through the rest of this year ok.

[footyhead]

Originally posted by Charlie
I'd say that isn't the case at all.

In fact, seeing Heath playing this week will be the final confirmation, as far as I'm concerned, that he is pencilled in for next year.

The club hasn't invested 5 years and hundreds of thousands of dollars for nothing.

well Charlie all I can say is if Heaths body holds up over the next 6 weeks, he will be in the team next year no doubt.
If he breaks down again in that period, he will be out again- no doubt.

[SXP]

I've always wanted to see my Swans up there with Cazaly! Among the victorious clubs of VFL. And yet, do I really want it?
Sure I do! Is there a player among the swans that wont it as much as I do?