2010 - List Assessment
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Probably a bit generous to O'Keefe, who was at least as inconsistent as McVeigh.
Sounds like the only players they see as likely to go are Gilchrist and possibly Currie. Hard to argue with those two, but I think there's warning signs for a few more than that.
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Pretty spot on
The writer must have been reading RWO especially for the rookies and reserves comments...or was the writer UGG??????"The Dog days are over, The Dog days are gone" Florence and the MachineComment
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I hope not! They've left out poor Chris McKaigue and Jake OrrealComment
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Seems accurate assessment. So Currie is contracted in 2011, so possible trade bait. Missed Orreal and McKaigue.
So from the senior list we will lose: Kirk, Barlow, Thornton, MOD. Pyke and Gordon as rookie elevations.
I can't see us getting anything for Currie as he has had no senior experience. Vez might have some trade currency. Bevan and Big Ted, have done enough to keep themselves on the list.
Should be interesting if Swans do much during trade week but I doubt it.In memory of my little Staffy - Dicey, 17.06.2005 to 1.12.2011- I'll miss you mate.Comment
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Probably a bit generous to O'Keefe, who was at least as inconsistent as McVeigh.
Sounds like the only players they see as likely to go are Gilchrist and possibly Currie. Hard to argue with those two, but I think there's warning signs for a few more than that.
Otherwise, a pretty balanced and fair assessment.Comment
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I'd say that sounds about right.
I would have question marks over Barlow, Veszpremi, Thornton, MOD, maybe Meredith and Currie.
If we had to make the minimum number of changes this year, I'd say the first three are currently in line to get the chop. Because of the strong performance of many younger players this year, there's really nowhere to hide if you're not performing - especially if this is your 3rd/4th/5th year in the system. Of the "fringe" guys, I would say Teddy, Bevo, Smitty have done more than enough to stay on.
177th Senior AFL Match - Round 4, 2009 - Sydney vs Carlton, SCG. This is obviously out of date. I suppose I'll update it once I could be bothered sitting down with the fixture and working it out....
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Gets you pretty excited for next year reading that. Cant wait to see more of Rohan, Reid, and hopefully some Johnston and Vezpremi too. Jets will be better for a year of senior footy under his belt. Add to that an injury free McGlynn, Braddy and Seaby, the vastly improved Grundy, Jack, Smith and Kennedy, and a little more consistency from the old soldiers, and a top four finish should be the aim. Bring on 2011 !Comment
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It is imperitive that you keep refreshing the list. If there is a trade out there worth having we will be in it up to our neck.
The club that thinks it has the squad ready to challenge and doesn't make changes, does so at their peril.Comment
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Generally a fair assessment and plenty to look forward to. From the players on our list this year I thought K. Jack progressed from good solid tagger to exceptional and was the most improved player on the list (not including recruits as I don't have as good knowledge of their history). Do You agree? and who will be the big improver next year? I think we have a few that could quickly become stars but from a few reserve games I have seen, Byron Sumner seems to have raw talent. I'd love to see him have a big preseason and earn a spot in the seniors next year. Would be great to see uncle Byron and nephew Lewis wreaking havoc. I'm ready for next season to start, it's going to be a long wait.Comment
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WOW. After many many many years we finally have an assessment that looks to be well researched (even if that is on RWO). Progress!Comment
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Another good off season like last year could see us firmly in the top 4 in 2011.Comment
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