graciously done, you had little choice after being called out
and no, i'm hoping i don't "see" you anywhere
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Jack Ross
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graciously done, you had little choice after being called out
and no, i'm hoping i don't "see" you anywhere
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Jack Ross
Height: 186cm
Weight: 85kg
D.O.B: 03-09-2000
Leagues: Coates Talent League Boys
STRENGTHS: Inside/outside mix, aggression, ball winning, efficiency, speed
IMPROVEMENTS: Endurance, tackling
SUMMARY: Jack Ross is a player who has flown under the radar to put together a very impressive year amongst a raft of stars in the Oakleigh Chargers midfield. A TAC Cup mainstay, Ross has shown signs of an all-round midfield game with a good mix of aggressive ball winning, and outside class to deliver well by foot. Given he wins his fair share of contested ball, with an average of 5.4 clearances while kicking the ball long 28.7 per cent of the time, Ross’ disposal efficiency is highly impressive and a testament to his decision making when given time and space. That mix of class and aggression is rare, and puts him in good stead for making an impact at the next level with his 86.7kg frame. Given his power, Ross’ 20m sprint time of 2.95 seconds makes sense, but he could look to use that more when bursting from packs. Despite his aggressive approach, Ross can also improve on his tackling numbers, averaging just 2.4 as a midfielder who often finds himself in the clinches. As a power-based athlete, endurance is also something Ross should improve to become a more dominant midfielder and run out games with more than his average of 20.5 disposals. There is not much Ross can’t do as a midfielder though, and he looks like a ready-made prospect.
From https://central.rookieme.com/afl/player/jack-ross/
You can make up your own mind on what the "experts" thought of him at draft time.
I think all this proves is that Ross was a much higher pick and as such should be doing a lot more, especially as he's had WAY more than enough time to show some quality. We can't be waiting until midfielders turn 25 to assess if they'll ever make it. He'll get some games with Hopper out, but really if at the end of the year he's not an automatic selection in the first 22, he's done.
Is there a ruler that gets run across Jack Ross that no one else gets??
It’s beyond ridiculous.
He has fought his way to 50 pretty solid games and every 2nd post ends with “he’s done”.
Hopefully many of the Ross haters have a really s**t night tonight as he celebrates representing the Tigers for the 50th time
It’s beyond ridiculous.
He has fought his way to 50 pretty solid games and every 2nd post ends with “he’s done”.
Hopefully many of the Ross haters have a really s**t night tonight as he celebrates representing the Tigers for the 50th time
It's been a pretty mediocre first 50 games. We're still looking for a step up from his first 7 games. He'll be 5 seasons in and 23 by the end of the season, and he's below average in every stat except marks - so far. I think he's about to get a good run of games to show what he's made of. We need him to lift if we're going to play finals, so I REALLY hope he does.
Bit hard for the bloke to get any sort of form n performance consistency in his game when he's constantly been treated like the *smile* kickers left overs. After he got back from that leg injury he's only ever been the sub or the fill in player when the premiership mids have been out injured.
Pleased that he's made it to fifty games n hopeful he gets to settle into the side n gets past a 100 games.
Mediocre compared to what? I would contend he has been a more than serviceable player with some really solid games thrown in there. Look at the 2018 draft and IMO he is by far the best performed player from his pick 43 onwards. And again Jack was pick 43, after pick 30 it is basically speculation.
Agree. What is the % of players drafted after 40 making 50 games probably less than 10%. Goodluck tonite Jack
I think Jack has done very admirably in trying to break into a midfield consisting of, over the years, Cotch, Dusty, Shai, Taranto, Hopper, Dion Lambert whilst being played out of position, played as a sub, getting injured, often being the first to get dropped.
Historically, picks 31-50 have a 48% chance of playing 40+ games and a 41% chance of playing 60+ games.
The Ross critics have some valid points. A generous assessment of his career to date would be mediocre and but he does still have some things going for him. Firstly, he’s proven time and again to be above VFL level. Secondly, he clearly has the backing of the coaches because they keep playing him. The likes of RCD, Martyn and even Dow to a lesser extent have not had that same backing. And finally, he’s contracted until 2024 so he’s likely sticking around.
Been good so far tonight. With so many passengers in the midfield he has stood up.
Was one of the minority we could trust when he got the ball tonight.
Good game
Good game
Too slow to make the right decision when he gets it. I wanted him to get a good run of games but I think he doesn't have enough afl attributes
Okay at times tonight but seems to have very little impact or influence.
I'm starting to drift into the meh opinion about his future.
I'm starting to drift into the meh opinion about his future.
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