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i wouldnt put him in the top 30 at the moment. Apart from 1 game where he played forward, what has he done for a few years, and him not being in the side has had what impact?? Sure we need a key position backman but he's not up to it
Originally posted by midaro It's hard to judge. Allow he had been struggling, his form was on an upward trend before the knee.
On the balance of probabilities, I'd have Saddo in the team ahead of Ablett and Nicks.
Fair call, although if he was 100% fit this week he would find it tough to get a gig. It all depends on the opposition for matchups etc.. But i would definitely have nicks ahead of him on current form and question marks about ablett (im convinced noggy is roosys love child)
Originally posted by Thunder Shaker True - and he can play in the ruck as well, and even though he concedes maybe 5 to 10 cm to a genuine ruckman he can get the job done.
yeh he has before
needs more chances to improve that
i think hes a key player and could bulk up a bit even.
He has less pressure on him than say a fosdike or an ablett...because we dont have a lot of talls
I continue to be amazed at how we can work 'Saddo' into practically every thread on this forum. There is definitely something special about this guy. He can weave some magic.
The poor guy's got an ACL injury. He'll be out for a year. We won't see him until Round 5 next year, yet we can create a scenario where he's vying for selection this week!
it would depend on his form but i would suggest that he would be in the team
as i have always said, Saddo is a handy player to have in a good team, where he does not have to take on a key forward - i.e. you can slot him into a wing, half back or pinch hitting forward role. he is like the icing on the cake rather than an integral part of the team IMO
it is when we rely on him a KPP in the backline that we have a problem
"As a player he simply should not have been able to do the things he did. Leo was a 185cm, 88kg full-back and played on some of the biggest, fastest and best full-forwards of all time, and constantly beat them." Roos.
Leo Barry? you star! We'll miss ya, ''Leapin''.
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