How does a guy who played a "handfull" of games of Aussie Rules get selected to play in the premier league in the world for his sport?
At the end of the 2006 season he has played 48 games of AFL football....I love a good luck story as much as the next man, but does anyone actually evaluate a player or are they caught up in the "Young Sydneysider lad turns hand to aussie rules - he's a natural - will become King of the world" story.
I obviously don't rate him as a player. I've only seen him play a handful of decent games including the 2005 GF - everytime I watch that though I can't help but feel the ball bounced his way all day.
He won't be traded, but why not?
Is his continuing selection just a manifestation of how desperately the Swannies need a tall CHB/FB?
Can anyone explain this enigma?
LRT's slow climb to the top
At the end of the 2006 season he has played 48 games of AFL football....I love a good luck story as much as the next man, but does anyone actually evaluate a player or are they caught up in the "Young Sydneysider lad turns hand to aussie rules - he's a natural - will become King of the world" story.
I obviously don't rate him as a player. I've only seen him play a handful of decent games including the 2005 GF - everytime I watch that though I can't help but feel the ball bounced his way all day.
He won't be traded, but why not?
Is his continuing selection just a manifestation of how desperately the Swannies need a tall CHB/FB?
Can anyone explain this enigma?
LRT's slow climb to the top

Comment