Yep , good ability to drive the legs out the stoppage. Work with Lenny on that and watch out. Very very bullish.Pretty happy with that. Can’t wait to see him and Wilson running around together.
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Yep , good ability to drive the legs out the stoppage. Work with Lenny on that and watch out. Very very bullish.Pretty happy with that. Can’t wait to see him and Wilson running around together.
Agree with this. He seems to have all the traits to become a mid in theory. Strong contested game, can run all day. Wouldn’t surprise me to see him train with the mids from day 1 and develop their straight away. If they have identified that as his future position may as well do it straight away.I really don't see why he won't transition well into a midfielder (as he already did at regular occasions in the Coates league this year). He isn't a NWM type who is all class, and has very limited contested game. Travaglia has shown he can win contested footy, clearances and be a strong tackler. He looks like a scrapper who gets his hands dirty. With his questionable kicking, he actually seems more suited to midfield than half back in the long run.
They were both chances to go before our picks, especially Tauru. Neither would've got much past our selections if we'd bypassed them. I think picks 7/8, (9/10 if you like) were just about a true reflection of their ability in a strong pool. I don't feel like we've paid over for them or that either was a steal.Loved his Metro v Country game. Was the first time I'd really taken notice. I'm happy with him and the big Scandinavian testosterone overload. Probably would have Reid myself but happy regardless. Realistically his run suits Lyon more.
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And plays like Roo as well.Looks more like Roo then Roo does.
There was a comment on the trade thread about a month ago, from someone that knew Tobies skill set very well...there opinion was Absolute GUN...will not be disappointed...happy daysI've been trying to wrap my head around this seIection, but I think the thing that Travaglia has that sets him apart, and I think it is a thing that that Wilson also has, is toughness and endeavour. He really pushes himself from contest to contest, and I reckon if he continues to bring that, he'll be a solid, maybe even better than solid AFL footballer. It is very interesting that we selected him above Tauru,who by the eye seems to have more natural talent/ a higher ceiling.
Good comparison, Remboy. He's a replica of Darcy. RTB loves him and I reckon he had a fair bit to do with Tobie's selection.Pretty happy with that. Can’t wait to see him and Wilson running around together.
Just went and had a watch of his game against Vic Metro and I'm sold on him now. Looks super explosive and marshalled the backline extremely well. Also took some fantastic marks with the game on the line. We've definitely got a good one here, especially if he's bought into Ross' vision.
Side note - that 50 paid against him at the end is just about the worst I've ever seen. If that happened in an AFL match the umpire would be hung, drawn and quartered before you could blink.
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Good comparison, Remboy. He's a replica of Darcy. RTB loves him and I reckon he had a fair bit to do with Tobie's selection.
Let me put to rest the misconception that he's just another half-back flanker. Tobie is an emerging midfielder. He can play inside or outside and has the burst of speed to get away from stoppages.
No midfield depth? Ha! Watch Pou, Wilson, Garcia, Hill, Wood and Tobie go hard on the outside, while Steele, Jones, MacCrae, Windhager, Clark and Dow on the inside, will be working hard to get it to them. Not a bad lineup.
It was no coincidence that we won six of our last eight when our best midfielders were fit and in form. I'm excited!
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