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  • Auntie.Gerald
    Veterans List
    • Oct 2009
    • 6480

    James Harmes 2022 AFL Highlights - YouTube

    I’d go for all 3 players
    "be tough, only when it gets tough"

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    • gloveski
      Senior Player
      • Jan 2003
      • 1018

      Looks like we are now turning our attention to Doedee . I don’t mind this the guy can seriously play , the risk is he has done two knees now , but so has Lever and we would take him in a heartbeat . We can allow him plenty of time to get it right with Potentially Melican , Arnold and Reid as cover .
      Also supposedly front runners for Jordan .
      So potential ins that we have heard of
      Grundy
      Jordan
      Doedee


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      • i'm-uninformed2
        Reefer Madness
        • Oct 2003
        • 4653

        Mmmm . . . with those videos, I see a bloke whose kicking skills are average, and often gives off to a teammate under pressure.
        'Delicious' is a fun word to say

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        • Nico
          Veterans List
          • Jan 2003
          • 11339

          Originally posted by Auntie.Gerald
          VFL Showreel, R1: James Jordon highlights

          Also means we could have Jmac more on the wing and Jordon HBF or vica a versa

          We need more genuine talent to make out 22 more like 26 at least that are blowtorching to be in the team - not just a fill in for injuries
          Reserves highlights!
          http://www.nostalgiamusic.co.uk/secu...res/srh806.jpg

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          • Bloods05
            Senior Player
            • Oct 2008
            • 1641

            Originally posted by i'm-uninformed2
            Mmmm . . . with those videos, I see a bloke whose kicking skills are average, and often gives off to a teammate under pressure.
            His kicking for goal looks reasonably good.

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            • Mountain Man
              Regular in the Side
              • Feb 2008
              • 908

              Can I have some insights into the AFL decisions on compensation to Clubs?

              In particular McKay: a free agent which seems to me means he can decide what he does or where he goes. Why does that give North Melbourne any compensation?

              I get that their 18 wins from 84 games (or whatever) may qualify for some "equalisation" benefit, but that is seperate to McKay and free agent compensation.

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              • caj23
                Senior Player
                • Aug 2003
                • 2462

                Jordan is an unrestricted free agent as he was delisted previously so he only costs salary, no picks

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                • i'm-uninformed2
                  Reefer Madness
                  • Oct 2003
                  • 4653

                  Originally posted by Mountain Man
                  Can I have some insights into the AFL decisions on compensation to Clubs?

                  In particular McKay: a free agent which seems to me means he can decide what he does or where he goes. Why does that give North Melbourne any compensation?

                  I get that their 18 wins from 84 games (or whatever) may qualify for some "equalisation" benefit, but that is seperate to McKay and free agent compensation.
                  Free agency compensation exists, and that's just a fact. And the AFL secret herbs and spices formula allows them to dish pick 3 to Norf.

                  The greater rort would be any equalisation benefit. Norf have had consistent access to the top end of the draft, but poor player development and the coaching merry go round has stuffed them. They are now also letting McKay walk to claim pick three - meaning they will have no tall defender left - and seem intent on letting Goldstein go, despite him still probably being in the top 10 rucks in the comp. It's just a recipe for a further consolidation of their misery.

                  The AFL should tell them to go jump on things like priority access to Sanders, or being granted pick 11. They'll get a full season of coaching out of Clarko, have plenty of good youngsters as it is, and will get pick 3 for McKay. They should sort themselves out before they're given another handout. Equalisation has merit, but there's also a point at which clubs need to take responsibility for their own fate.
                  'Delicious' is a fun word to say

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                  • Ruck'n'Roll
                    Ego alta, ergo ictus
                    • Nov 2003
                    • 3990

                    Originally posted by gloveski
                    Looks like we are now turning our attention to Doedee . I don’t mind this the guy can seriously play , the risk is he has done two knees now , but so has Lever and we would take him in a heartbeat .
                    We need an interceptor, but we also need someone to help us deal with the new breed of 2 metre monster forwards too. Barass / McKay would have been tall enough to fulfill both roles.

                    Doedee at 187cm is actually shorter than the Great Dane. So if the report about Doedee is accurate, I guess that means we can't see anyone else with similar capabilities to Barass / McKay - and have decided that covering one of the two roles is better than neither.

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                    • chalbilto
                      Senior Player
                      • Oct 2007
                      • 1139

                      Could the club look at re-signing Sam Reid and playing him as an intercepting defender or if they don't re-sing him, even look at playing McLean as a defender?

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                      • Roadrunner
                        Senior Player
                        • Jan 2018
                        • 1481

                        Originally posted by chalbilto
                        Could the club look at re-signing Sam Reid and playing him as an intercepting defender or if they don't re-sing him, even look at playing McLean as a defender?
                        If he has regained fitness, Sammy will be re-signed for 1 year. Great value down back as he has shown and can then be swung forward or in the ruck if needed. May not get a full season but when fit just about our best big man! Love Sammy except when kicking for goal- I usually look away!

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                        • sprite
                          Regular in the Side
                          • Jan 2003
                          • 813

                          Originally posted by chalbilto
                          Could the club look at re-signing Sam Reid and playing him as an intercepting defender or if they don't re-sing him, even look at playing McLean as a defender?
                          Personally I think, McLean is too slow for KPD. He is more suited to a pack marking player and back up ruck. Plus he is more accurate kick for goal than Joel

                          Rather see Amartey developed into a KPD, he is quick, reads the play and can take a good mark.

                          That would give a forward six of:

                          McDonald, McLean, Heeney, Papley, Parker and Wicks (or whoever we can develop as pressure forward)
                          sprite

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                          • Auntie.Gerald
                            Veterans List
                            • Oct 2009
                            • 6480

                            Originally posted by Nico
                            Reserves highlights!
                            I was also tying to find the reserves high lights of McInerney, BJ and Wicks when they had to go back for significant periods and relearn their trade before getting back into the Snr team - not immune either our young swans

                            But I couldn’t find any ????

                            At least Melbourne FC video highlight there emerging important players in the VFL ????

                            Mate I totally get it. We want better but we have a budget, trade challenges Re picks and limitations on who actually wants to come to Sydney.

                            Our 3 boys mentioned above never had a straight line in their development. Back and forth Snrs and ressies

                            McInerney 72 games over 5 seasons
                            Jordon 65 games over 5 seasons
                            Wicks 50 games over 4 seasons
                            BJ 48 games over 3 seasons

                            I think we could make a pretty strong argument that Melbourne have been a red hot team last 4 years to break into as a midfielder or HBF

                            Like very hard and in amongst this era Jordon still achieved 65 games

                            No he might not be an answer for us not I’m sure we are looking at similar value players to fill some of our gaps in the midfield / HBF and contested footy
                            "be tough, only when it gets tough"

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                            • Ludwig
                              Veterans List
                              • Apr 2007
                              • 9359

                              Originally posted by chalbilto
                              Could the club look at re-signing Sam Reid and playing him as an intercepting defender or if they don't re-sing him, even look at playing McLean as a defender?
                              Yes on both players. I think that's the way to go if we don't get McKay, which looks to be the case now.

                              The reason I prefer McLean to Amartey for a switch to defence is that McLean has a big tank, while Amartey struggles to play out games well. Key forwards these days could run Amartey off his legs late in games. In any case, Amartey will have to improve his aerobic capacity to become more effective in the 2nd halves of games.

                              I'm just as bewildered by the discussion on Jordan as I was with the Matt Crouch recruitment chatter. The question remains: Where do they fit in the side? Who do they replace? We still need to find a spot for Sheldrick in the side that just played finals. Roberts, Corey Warner and HHK will all be looking to break into a young side with player still on the improve. We will also add Cleary to our list of inside mids. Do we really need more competition for midfield spots?

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                              • waswan
                                Senior Player
                                • Oct 2015
                                • 2047

                                Originally posted by Ludwig
                                Yes on both players. I think that's the way to go if we don't get McKay, which looks to be the case now.

                                The reason I prefer McLean to Amartey for a switch to defence is that McLean has a big tank, while Amartey struggles to play out games well. Key forwards these days could run Amartey off his legs late in games. In any case, Amartey will have to improve his aerobic capacity to become more effective in the 2nd halves of games.

                                I'm just as bewildered by the discussion on Jordan as I was with the Matt Crouch recruitment chatter. The question remains: Where do they fit in the side? Who do they replace? We still need to find a spot for Sheldrick in the side that just played finals. Roberts, Corey Warner and HHK will all be looking to break into a young side with player still on the improve. We will also add Cleary to our list of inside mids. Do we really need more competition for midfield spots?
                                Agree there are a few id play ahead of Jordan, he is depth that we dont need.

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