#23 - Harrison Jones (Part 1)

Good news for the VFL. He was playing forward before he got injured.

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Put him at full forward or centre half forward and ask him to kick goals. He doesn’t even get a look at the firsts until he comfortably kicks goals from 30m out. So far he has the uncanny ability to miss the easy shots.

I doubt he will make it, prove me wrong. No other team would look at him, maybe Tasmania as a last chance option on minimum pay.

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I’d try him in defence as a tall defender. We need the coverage and have plenty of tall forwards.

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Before ya throw em out throw em back.

I’d try him down back Weideman style, more so cos I don’t think Jones is much good as a forward or wing.

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Leave him in the reserves.

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Yep, he can take McKay’s spot, nothing to lose really :grimacing:

Yes - all the best to Jonesey

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I have Edwards way ahead of him

from his kicking, to his attack on the footy- Edwards is way ahead of him

Come season end, we should pay him out and delist him

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Might as well try him in ruck, too

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Yep, he’s not up to AFL.

Jones has a better athletic profile but has none of the natural football ability that Edwards has. Edwards is our most natural forward on the list.

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And none of the hard work Edwards has shown

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I disagree with this. Even when Jones hasn’t been getting enough of it, you could never really criticise his work ethic. Put a lot more pressure on than most of our other tall forwards. Chased a lot harder.

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Not taking footy seriously off field

Physically he still looks poor

And squibs contests when he is on the field

His biggest attribute is he has very good endurance

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Tassie trade bait

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Swap him and Gerreyn

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I keep hearing off field issues but what exactly are they?

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You missed tall.

If he was 186cm he would be flipping burgers or pingers for a living

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I thought he was digging in a fair bit before injury.

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I would. Not sure there is a spot for him in the forward line, and plenty of forwards have reinvented themselves as a defender.

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