O'Shea in 2008

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  • LostDoggy
    WOOF Member
    • Jan 2007
    • 8307
    #31
    Re: O'Shea in 2008

    Originally posted by lemmon
    I have said it before but i am a massive rap for this kid, love his attack on the footy and his athleticism. If he becomes a good player for us it would be a massive bonus and i could see him playing roles at both ends of the ground.
    I agree with you lemmon, I recall seeing him a few years ago now against Essendon in a practice game down at the cattery and he immediately took my attention back then with his attack on the ball and atheticism. He is still young and learning the game but I think he has a great chance of making it.

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      • lemmon
        Bulldog Team of the Century
        • Nov 2008
        • 6529
        #32
        Re: O'Shea in 2008

        Originally posted by Johnny Gent
        I agree with you lemmon, I recall seeing him a few years ago now against Essendon in a practice game down at the cattery and he immediately took my attention back then with his attack on the ball and atheticism. He is still young and learning the game but I think he has a great chance of making it.
        I have seen a bit of him for Willi reserves and he really impressed me as a forward but i remember one piece of play in the NAB cup last year that really got me excited. He was playing full back on David Hille and the ball was floated towards Hille leading out of the square. Paul was caught behind but managed to catch up to and step in front of Hille and take an easy mark on his chest. It really just highlighted his pace, courage and agility. I know its a big call so early but he could become a real cornerstone of our defence for a long time.

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          • Bulldog4life
            WOOF Member
            • Oct 2007
            • 9607
            #33
            Re: O'Shea in 2008

            Originally posted by Sockeye Salmon
            He will have to force Meyer, Wight and Cloke out of the backline. Everitt might be at Willi as well, at least some of the time, anyway.
            Just wondering what others thought about Wight's position. Last year they started him playing CHF but were forced to swing him to the backline due to Tom Williams being injured. He was quite ok up to approx half way in the year then his form dropped off.
            Do you think that he will be tried again in the forward line in the practice matches?

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              • Missing Dog
                WOOF Member
                • Jan 2007
                • 8501
                #34
                Re: O'Shea in 2008

                Originally posted by Bulldog4life
                Just wondering what others thought about Wight's position. Last year they started him playing CHF but were forced to swing him to the backline due to Tom Williams being injured. He was quite ok up to approx half way in the year then his form dropped off.
                Do you think that he will be tried again in the forward line in the practice matches?
                No I think that is what they have in mind for Skipper Cam needs to work really hard on the defensive side of his game this year.

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