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PUNT ROAD END | Richmond Tigers Forum
Just trying to sort out my views on our list management coming into October and came to our Ruck Division / types and realised as this is the first year I have not got to see Coburg games I'm a bit out of touch and I would greatly appreciate the learnered views of fellow PRE'ers.
For mine our "genuine" rucks or prospects are Simmonds, Graham and Cartledge.
I'm not including Pattison and to a lesser degree Putt as I strongly believe Patto is not a ruck and have gained the impression from posts on this forum that Putt is looking to be more a key forward type.
With possibly chasing Warnock (who I am sure will not be at RFC next year wether we want him or not) I find our ruck division the most intriguing division on our list with regards to how our coaching staff / recruiters view it.
What I am particulalry interested in is a comparison between Cartledge and Graham, who do you think has better chances of cutting the grade? Do they both? Do neither?
What types of ruckmen are Cartledge / Graham developing into. Roving, Tap experts, Crash and Bang etc.
Am i right to exclude Patto and Putt, I'm not talking about emergencies or "fill in" around the ground ruckmen, I am taking Key Ruckmen and Back Up Ruckmen in the centre all day types.
Any sharing of knowledge or opinions would be greatly appreciated.
For mine our "genuine" rucks or prospects are Simmonds, Graham and Cartledge.
I'm not including Pattison and to a lesser degree Putt as I strongly believe Patto is not a ruck and have gained the impression from posts on this forum that Putt is looking to be more a key forward type.
With possibly chasing Warnock (who I am sure will not be at RFC next year wether we want him or not) I find our ruck division the most intriguing division on our list with regards to how our coaching staff / recruiters view it.
What I am particulalry interested in is a comparison between Cartledge and Graham, who do you think has better chances of cutting the grade? Do they both? Do neither?
What types of ruckmen are Cartledge / Graham developing into. Roving, Tap experts, Crash and Bang etc.
Am i right to exclude Patto and Putt, I'm not talking about emergencies or "fill in" around the ground ruckmen, I am taking Key Ruckmen and Back Up Ruckmen in the centre all day types.
Any sharing of knowledge or opinions would be greatly appreciated.