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Reports are/were him finishing dead last regularly in their time trial running. Not sure he’s telling Ross, ‘sure I finished last again coach, but it’s my non muscular physique that’s the reason’.
If he tries that, I hope there’s video of it.
I followed him round his last year in the TAC, and rated him highly. Not as high as BMAC who told me they’d use the Higgins compo pick on Cordy if needed and see it as a huge win. But I didn’t understand why he didn’t play more the style he did when I watched him back then. But it is what it is. And if he blows this opportunity with the Aints it will be yet another shame of a premiership player that slowly withered off the vine (Stringer, Biggs, Dahl’s motovation levels, plus Picko, Hunter over time, Clay and Boyd’s injuries, Dunkley wanting out every three seconds and Zaine from the drunken fighting (and lying about it.) with Boyd and the Mad Monday pics show a bloke that might want to re-think his priorities. He had the talent, but just maybe he’s the greyhound that catches the rabbit (premiership in bugger all games). He never really got much better year on year. Maybe he’s happy to have three more years salary like Stringer is after the contract ink is dry. I hope he turns it around, but as mentioned, usually these players go to a new club with a fire burning and point to prove. If all else fails, Phillipou can show him what professional looks like and raise Zaine to his level.
Go Aints!
That's enough to say to me that he was worth it.But then again, I'm an Internet poster and Bevo is a premiership coach so draw your own conclusions.Comment
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Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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Cordy was a solid selection and I thought he was quite an effective footballer for a period of time. He fell away in the last year or two and who knows if it was more injuries or attitude that really halted his progress.Western Bulldogs Football Club "Where it's cool to drool"Comment
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Reigning VAFA champs St Kevin’s sign fresh ex-AFL player Mitch Wallis and brother Josh
VAFA reigning premiers St Kevin’s are set for another successful season after signing former AFL player Mitch Wallis and his talented younger brother Josh.
Mitch, 30, will join SKOB after he was delisted from the Western Bulldogs last year where he played 160 games from 2011 to 2022 and was a fan favourite.
His younger brother Josh, a 26-year-old midfielder and VAFA MVP coaches award winner in 2021, will rejoin the club after a season with Noosa Tigers last year.
SKOB coach Anthony Lynch said he was stoked to have Mitch joining his brother Josh at the club.
“It’s a great acquisition,” Lynch said.
“Obviously Mitch is fairly well known to the group because he went through the school with some of the players in our team and he has watched his brother play for the club over the last few years.
“Getting him over the line was great, he will be fantastic for our young group.”
Lynch said the recruit of Wallis came about after he sent him a message of support after he was delisted by the Bulldogs.
“It was pretty informal to be honest,” he said.
“I have had a relationship with Mitch for probably a decade really, I was following his AFL career, I’m pretty close with the family so I have always had a relationship.
“When he was delisted by the Bulldogs there was a bit of contact there.
“It was mainly about supporting him out of the AFL and checking in with him and it was only in recent weeks he reached out and said he was keen to play footy at St Kevin’s with his mates and with his brother.
“So it was a pretty easy one to be honest, we’re fortunate there wasn’t too much work involved but we are very happy to have him on board.”
Lynch said the fact that Mitch’s brother Josh was playing for the club made it a big attraction for the former Bulldog to come on board.
“There is not doubt,” he said.
“Josh was our best and fairest winner a couple of years ago and then he moved up to Noosa for a year with his partner and they have obviously come back to Melbourne this year so the brothers are very keen to play together.
“It will be pretty special to watch.”
Josh is expected to play in the midfield while Mitch’s role could entail positions outside of the forward line.Comment
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"It's over. It's all over."Comment
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Zaine was utterly blessed to be at a club with paper thin key defensive cover for the entirety of his career. If he was at just about any other club, he wouldn’t have lasted nearly as long. The fact that St Kilda coughed up a 3 year deal is absolute comedy.Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.Comment
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Stringer in a brawl with team mate at training today
From Bomber Blitz
FIERY FRIDAYAs competitive beasts, Jake Stringer and Mason Redman only know one way.
There is not often much slack given to teammates during training and tensions boiled over between the pair during some partial match simulation on Friday.
Jake Stringer at Essendon training at the Hanger, Tullamarine. Picture: Andrew Henshaw
The two had to be separated by teammates after getting in a little bit of push and shove following a contest.
A few choice words were exchanged before the pair split and moved on.FFC: Established 1883
Premierships: AFL 1954, 2016 VFA - 1898,99,1900, 1908, 1913, 1919-20, 1923-24, VFL: 2014, 2016 . Champions of Victoria 1924. AFLW - 2018.Comment
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