Training Reports

[SAINT-LEE]

I'm proud of & grateful for Seb.
Tough gig being in a soft team over the years, a hard club may have spewed him out or refined his jagged bits...we'll never know.

He has been a captain, a faithful clubman. We cant & wont forget his committment.
He's done now. I know he adds something but let's see a real clubman for once, just bow out and cheer on the next gen. We 100% have his position covered. I havent read a single comment here proving why we NEED Seb in 2024. That's the signal to let go.
Thanks for years Seb, truly mean it.

[Devilhead]

Seb will be a 200 game Sainter .... only 28 players have played 200+ games for the Saints

May get to 250 games with a bit of luck

And he has captained the Club

He will end up a club great .... end of story

[samoht]

Let's have a look at the year before last when Seb Ross was not playing injured and do a comparison with Brad Hill (I just chose him at random).

Seb Ross vs Brad Hill Season 2022 ... averaging 5 more possessions and with the same metres gained as Brad Hill, plus more tackles.
Disposal efficiency was very similar.

https://www.footywire.com/afl/footy/ft_ ... fopt2=2022

[cwrcyn]

Seb Ross is a solid player. Has got the best out of himself and that's all you want from a guy who plays for your club.

One of the hardest running, hardest working players on the ground for us. In my view, he plays, and until a gun midfielder emerges, his spot is safe.

[B.M]

Different roles

But going on those numbers

Ross had more impact than Hill