Clear holding the ball not paid in the closing seconds of the seniors wheelchairs, costing us the game.
So unless there is a major turnaround here, we have Lost The Weekend*.
*officially; VFLW kicked 10 goals again, and the reserves wheelchairs are defending last year’s premiership by being a game clear on top of the ladder… I’m happy.
Are we all in agreement that Archer isn’t going to make it?
If I’m wrong, what is it that gives genuine confidence he has a future?
I haven’t seen an innate ability to take contested marks. He doesn’t appear to be agile for his size. What am I missing that makes anyone believe he has a genuine future as a key forward?
I include Edwards and Mc Mahon in the same class (for different reasons) btw.
We need to recruit another genuine quality key forward.
You said he wasn’t performing. He very clearly was. I watched every one of those games and he showed plenty (Whilst also having clear weaknesses).
At this point we’re just going in circles. Fully accept he has limitations, just stop trying to rewrite history.
We’re playing Ben McKay and Harry Jones forward currently. Perfect time to give him a run (Or it would have been if we hadn’t switched him back for 12 months).
Who says I’m always right? It’s just an opinion. That’s ok isn’t it!
Do you think Gerryne is going to be a quality AFL level player on what you see?
Anyhow, I hope I’m wrong but I think he’s behind Edwardes and May and needs to be better overhead and in his physical contest work if he has a future abi e VFL grade.
Again, imo humble opinion if he’s not stronger with his contested work how does he have a future as a key forward? Isn’t that the reality with a player like him?
He can kick a few goals opportunistically but in the end it’s his ability to take contested grabs and smash a few bodies that will give him a chance.
If he can mark it like Edwardes he’d be a prospect. He has a strong physique, I wish he’d use it more.