Cash Converters - 2010
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Re: Cash Converters - 2010
Look to have fallen out of favour.
Both are terrible decision makers with the ball in hand, though. Rance has really struggled to make an impression at AFL level for a number of reasons. Not big enough to play on KP's, bad skills/decision making and he often is caught out on the lead. He should probably get an opportunity at another club but I don't think we need his type.
Nahas is worth looking at, might be better in a good side but he's erratic with the ball in hand and does spray it quite a bit.
As much as we need a small forward, I'm not sure what Richmond would want for Nahas. I'd almost be prepared to gamble on Hooper and whoever we pick up in the draft.Western Bulldogs: 2016 PremiersComment
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Re: Cash Converters - 2010
Spangher-Cannot get a regular game at the wooden spoooners-Pass.
Rance-May be hard at it but has no football skills to speak of and cannot get a regular game with the second worst side in it-Pass.
Nahas-Would certainly offer some leg speed but once again cannot get a regular game with the second worst side in it-Consider.Comment
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Re: Cash Converters - 2010
My knock on Nahas is that he could make the weight for a handicap at Flemington. He is so tiny, and has zero core strength. And being in his early 20's already he wouldn't be expected to pile the weight on any time soon. I admire his speed and defensive-mindeness, but if he continually gets ragdolled off the ball and when tackling, he is not much use. Even Jarrad Grant struggles to stick the tackles and he is 15-20 kgs heavier than Nahas."Look at me mate. Look at me. I'm flyin'"Comment
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Re: Cash Converters - 2010
My knock on Nahas is that he could make the weight for a handicap at Flemington. He is so tiny, and has zero core strength. And being in his early 20's already he wouldn't be expected to pile the weight on any time soon. I admire his speed and defensive-mindeness, but if he continually gets ragdolled off the ball and when tackling, he is not much use. Even Jarrad Grant struggles to stick the tackles and he is 15-20 kgs heavier than Nahas.Comment
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Re: Cash Converters - 2010
Spangher-Cannot get a regular game at the wooden spoooners-Pass.
Rance-May be hard at it but has no football skills to speak of and cannot get a regular game with the second worst side in it-Pass.
Nahas-Would certainly offer some leg speed but once again cannot get a regular game with the second worst side in it-Consider.
Rodan and Schultz came from the Tigers too and have improved in a different environment.[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]Comment
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Re: Cash Converters - 2010
The clear stand our ruckman in the SANFL this year is Jon Giles. Was de-listed from teh Power at the end of last year, moved SANFL clubs from Centrals to Sturt, and is dominating. Chance to win the Magarey.Comment
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Re: Cash Converters - 2010
According to the australian Gavin Urquhart will be up for trade, and yes he is very quick. Why can't he get a regular gig with North?More of an In Bruges guy?Comment
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Re: Cash Converters - 2010
Shaun Grigg, anyone? I rate him and he's just requested a trade from Carlton. Tall, rangey type who is quick enough with a useful left boot. Only 22 - so his best footy is still to come. Lot of Carlton supporters are angry/disappointed.
I'd put him pretty high on our list of wants.W00F!Comment
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Re: Cash Converters - 2010
Please go get him dogs, i want to see that booming kick in the red, white and blue next year.Comment
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Re: Cash Converters - 2010
I'd assume its his work ethic or attitude. i would like to get this kid, he has all the qualities to be a good player and he wouldn't take much to get him. Maybe a change of club is what he needs to kick start his career.
Please go get him dogs, I want to see that booming kick in the red, white and blue next year.Comment
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