Chad Warner - Round 3 Rising Star nominee
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Swans chat Chad Warner - Round 3 Rising Star nominee
"Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi final -
"Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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It'd be nice if McDonald kicks a bag against Essendon on Thursday. It's likely that two West Australians picking up Rising Star nominations, would incite further angst against our academy, from some of the sport's less gifted fans.Comment
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Player wise, him and Hickey have been the real surprises for me. When drafted, I think most of us thought that his main assets were his hard tackling and his willingness to stick his head in a contest. Last year, because of covid, he was largely anonymous. With his only senior appearances, being a couple of quiet games as a forward pocket. I think some of the more pessimistic types, were wondering if he was a draft bust.
But this year, his previously unnoticed attacking prowess has been something else. Throughout his three games, his fast hands, accurate kicks and quick thinking, have been integral to our rapid ball movement. But it's his work around the contests that has been most impressive. The way that he's flown in to get a ground ball and rapidly emerged with hardly a finger being laid on, has been exactly what we needed. That he usually topped it off with an incisive disposal, even more so. It's actually had me watching highlights packages, just to work out who he reminds me of. Is it Lachie Neale? Chris Judd? Paul Kelly? Just going on the running style, it's probably Kelly. Which is a very good thing.Comment
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