Discussion 2020 AFL Marsh Series - Week 2 Teams & In Game Discussion
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John Noble Def $215,400
Taken in last years Mid season draft, and played 3 H&A games + 2 Finals.
Signed to a 2 year contract extension in Nov 2019.
Priced at 40/game, and averaged 57/game in his 3 H&A games.
Also averaged 20 Disposals and 68 DT in those 3 games.
Had a low DE% (67%) for a player that also had a low CPR (16%)
First full year in the system, so you'd expect improvement in both fitness and DE%.
At his price, he needs to have JS, and average around mid to high 60's to be considered a successful pick.
Given all of the above, I don't see why he can't do it!
If he was a similarly priced Draftee, we would be all over him after todays game!
¾ time he's on 81%TOG, 21 Disp at 85%, SC 71, DT 82.
Currently in 1.3% of teams, but expect that to grow 7-8% after today, and possibly higher after the next Marsh game.
Taken in last years Mid season draft, and played 3 H&A games + 2 Finals.
Signed to a 2 year contract extension in Nov 2019.
Priced at 40/game, and averaged 57/game in his 3 H&A games.
Also averaged 20 Disposals and 68 DT in those 3 games.
Had a low DE% (67%) for a player that also had a low CPR (16%)
First full year in the system, so you'd expect improvement in both fitness and DE%.
At his price, he needs to have JS, and average around mid to high 60's to be considered a successful pick.
Given all of the above, I don't see why he can't do it!
If he was a similarly priced Draftee, we would be all over him after todays game!
¾ time he's on 81%TOG, 21 Disp at 85%, SC 71, DT 82.
Currently in 1.3% of teams, but expect that to grow 7-8% after today, and possibly higher after the next Marsh game.
Saturday, 6 April 2019
Jack Crisp reveals he played through the pain of a serious hip injury and a stress fracture in his back during the 2018 finals series for the Magpies.
Crisp endured two seasons with a "pretty bad" hip problem that would have had serious ramifications for his 2019 season had he not undergone off-season surgery.
"(World-renowned, Melbourne-based hip surgeon) John O'Donnell said, 'Lucky you went in now,' because I probably would've been pretty stuffed this year if I didn't have surgery," Crisp said.
"Every time I moved my hip, a bone spur was ripping some cartilage, so I had a flap of cartilage flapping around in my hip. The ball-and-socket (joint) was getting jammed and it chipped away at the bone. It was a bit worn out."
Ben Collins for AFL.com.au
Jack Crisp reveals he played through the pain of a serious hip injury and a stress fracture in his back during the 2018 finals series for the Magpies.
Crisp endured two seasons with a "pretty bad" hip problem that would have had serious ramifications for his 2019 season had he not undergone off-season surgery.
"(World-renowned, Melbourne-based hip surgeon) John O'Donnell said, 'Lucky you went in now,' because I probably would've been pretty stuffed this year if I didn't have surgery," Crisp said.
"Every time I moved my hip, a bone spur was ripping some cartilage, so I had a flap of cartilage flapping around in my hip. The ball-and-socket (joint) was getting jammed and it chipped away at the bone. It was a bit worn out."
Ben Collins for AFL.com.au
Sunday, 17 November 2019
John Noble signs a new two-year deal to remain at the Magpies until the end of 2021...……."John's story is unlike many others in the League, and we look forward to seeing it continue with the Pies," Collingwood list manager Ned Guy said.
"To be able to come in and have an impact in some of the club's bigger games at the back end of the year is quite remarkable. He'll be even better prepared for 2020 with a pre-season under his belt and his experience in 2019."
Sarah Black for AFL.com.au
John Noble signs a new two-year deal to remain at the Magpies until the end of 2021...……."John's story is unlike many others in the League, and we look forward to seeing it continue with the Pies," Collingwood list manager Ned Guy said.
"To be able to come in and have an impact in some of the club's bigger games at the back end of the year is quite remarkable. He'll be even better prepared for 2020 with a pre-season under his belt and his experience in 2019."
Sarah Black for AFL.com.au