bennymacca wrote:Watts and a first rounder for lever wouldnt be so bad.
Watts could play either[b] intercept defender [/b]or McGovern could go back there
I reckon thats exactly what the Crows would have in miond, i reckon Watts without an opponent could be very handy and the bonus of slipping forward to hit the scoreboard, He could be just as effective in the role as Lever
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bennymacca wrote:Watts and a first rounder for lever wouldnt be so bad.
Watts could play either[b] intercept defender [/b]or McGovern could go back there
I reckon thats exactly what the Crows would have in miond, i reckon Watts without an opponent could be very handy and the bonus of slipping forward to hit the scoreboard, He could be just as effective in the role as Lever
Is a good mark and has good skills. And you don’t have to be that accountable in that intercept role
MW wrote:He'll be a much better player in a side that allows him to play to his strengths. Think Lynch for Adel.
Lynch has a great work ethic and is a selfless player................ Jack Watts has neither of these traits unfortunately.
I'm not saying they're the same player. I'm saying he might do better in a side that allows him to play a role he's capable of.
I reckon Melbourne have tried everything they can with him.......... I just don't think Watts works hard enough or has the desire to really make it. That's how it appears to me anyway.
There are no stupid questions, just stupid people.
You can't put in what god left out and Watts hasn't got "it" yet that elite sport requires a certain level of effort both on and off the track and on game day. If you haven't worked that out after 8 years in the system, your 're not going to work it out in your final years.
Buyer beware, very aware...
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
Thought he was excellent this year pre-injury, but fact remains he hasn't been anything flash for a long time now. Approaching the best years for a big bloke, so change of scenery could be the best thing for him, but it's probably last drinks if he doesn't deliver.
You can't put in what god left out and Watts hasn't got "it" yet that elite sport requires a certain level of effort both on and off the track and on game day. If you haven't worked that out after 8 years in the system, your 're not going to work it out in your final years.
Buyer beware, very aware...
I'm still getting over the memories of the last Watts to play for the Crows.
Pass.
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