Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.
Lewis Jetta's first touch at the highest level was pure class. There was a reason why I yelled at the TV when he was taken just before our first pick....
EDIT: Wowee...
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Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.
Rohan has also looks the goods.
Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.
I still say Sydney improve out of sight. I haven't seen the game, but seeing the comments about Jetta and seeing Dennis-Lane in the best just confirms my opinion on those two players...
They will be alright!
What should I tell her? She's going to ask.
Jetta looked very, very good. Quick, smart and skillful. I hope Roos plays him because I read a few months ago that he didn't expect Jetta to play many if any. Going by past players (Vezpremi for example) that wouldn't be completely far off the truth. However - Jetta looks ready to play.
Dennis-Lane didn't do a lot IMO, but was a touch unlucky. He moves really well and I can see him having an impact.
Swans have quite a few good young players. O'Dwyer showed some good signs and one or two others caught my eye. If White and Bradshaw can have solid reasons they might be OK.
Jetta was brilliant and what a great draft from Sydney Rowan looks like a young Brendan Goddard,Jetta reminds me of Cyril Rioli.On that game anyone notice riewoldt getting a dodgy 50 for a certain goal,and yet tonights game in the 3rd quarter the exact same thing happened to Simon Wiggins and NO 50 METRE PENALTY!!!! Talk about protected spiecies that German Diver
Brock McLean had a night to forget, he wouldn't shake Kirk's hand before the bounce and then couldn't get the ball all game.
The curse is dead.
I actually don't mind Brock McLean, and a couple of years ago thought he was one of the more promising types running around - particularly from his draft year. At the end of the day though, you are spot on. Slow inside mids are a dime a dozen, and the 2009 drafts in particular saw a large number of inside mids available, quite a few who already had senior level experience in the WAFL or SANFL.
Given Carlton's strengths and weaknesses, it sure was an interesting choice. They look set for a fairly long year.
Haha bad handball from Mooney else Pods would of got his first AFL goal
Nth look a new team, good stuff, Geelong cant possibly be happy with this, not like them at all even if it is NAB cup.
It was only a matter of time before Geelong turned it on.
The curse is dead.
North looked OK/ Some positive signs moving forward for them. A number of their younger players showed something today. Wright is a bit similar to Dale Thomas whilst Anthony was prolific. Robbie Tarrant did OK too.
Their forward half is shaping nicely as well. Petrie and Hale as the two talls, Warren looked very good as a third foil and then the likes of Campbell, Thomas (When he returns) and Harvey.
The midfield still seems to be their weakness but they'll be hoping Wells, Ziebell, Cunnington and Bastinac can work together.