SOMEONES gotta replace Fiorajoffaboy wrote:s.hite we are stacking up the left footed mids.
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i couldnt even see his name on the SANFL reserves siteSolar wrote:sounds like a smokeysaintsRrising wrote:BIO Stanley
Developing mobile ruckman who displays a great appetite for the contest. Can take a strong contested pack mark and is equally as comfortable running down players and laying tackles. Was very impressive in South Australia’s victory over NSW/ACT in the 2008 NAB AFL U18 Championships and managed two senior games for West Adelaide (SANFL) late in the season. Jarrad didn’t attend the 2008 NAB AFL Draft Camp due to playing commitments with the Eagles in the SANFL reserves grand final. He comes from a basketball background and had played very little football until this year.
STATS
Kicks: 2, Handballs: 2, Disposals: 4, Marks: 2, Goals: 0 (Averages from U18 Championships)
anyone got anything on his games for the eagles reserves? Tap ruckman or more in the bigmac ruck who can mark?
No just an observation.JeffDunne wrote:Is that a problem?joffaboy wrote:s.hite we are stacking up the left footed mids.
This is especially true in soccer, us left footers ar ejust superior in every way... especially us ultra rare Right Handed/ Left Footed hybrids...saintsRrising wrote:As long as they are accurate kicks....joffaboy wrote:s.hite we are stacking up the left footed mids.
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and remember the Hawks study which showed that on average that left footers had better skills
Athletic tall forward who impressed with his quick leads and clean hands for the South Australian U18 team this year. Has good goal sense. From Mitcham Hawks FC.Spinner wrote:PAUL CAHILL
Sturt, SA, Tall forward, August 19, 1990, 193.1cm, 80.7kg
pftttArmoooo wrote:This is especially true in soccer, us left footers ar ejust superior in every way... especially us ultra rare Right Handed/ Left Footed hybrids...saintsRrising wrote:As long as they are accurate kicks....joffaboy wrote:s.hite we are stacking up the left footed mids.
Dal
Jones
Heyne
Smith
and remember the Hawks study which showed that on average that left footers had better skills
Richter wrote:REPEAT SPRINTS – 6 x 30 metres
This test involves players running 6 x 30 metres sprints with a 20-second time cycle. For example, if the player runs 30 metres in 4.30 seconds, he then has 15.30 seconds to recover, before starting his next 30-metre sprint.
1 – Ryan Schoenmakers (Norwood, SA – medium forward) – 24.82 seconds
2 – Sam Blease (Eastern Ranges, VIC – small/medium midfielder) – 24.97
3 - Matthew DeBoer (Claremont, WA – medium midfielder) – 24.97
4 – Nick Naitanui (Swan Districts, WA – ruckman) – 25.10
5 - James Strauss (Oakleigh Chargers, VIC – medium midfielder) – 25.10
6 – Ashley Smith – (Dandenong Stingrays, VIC – medium defender) – 25.14
7 – Stephen Hill (West Perth, WA – small/medium midfielder) – 25.44
8 - Jack Watts (Sandringham Dragons, VIC – tall forward) – 25.44
9 – Alistair Smith (Perth, WA – small/medium midfielder) – 25.48
10 – Taylor Hunt (Sandringham Dragons, VIC – medium defender) – 25.49
11 – Rory Sloane (Eastern Ranges, VIC – medium defender) – 25.57
12 – Tom Lynch (Sandringham Dragons, VIC – tall forward) – 25.67
13 – Chris Yarran (Swan Districts, WA – medium forward) – 25.74