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Welcome to Tigers: Jason Castagna
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When some guys run full tilt, it all seems to be in control and with a purpose. This guy falls into the other category. Freakin manic.
Dimma calls him George Costanza and now I've heard Grimes call him Jase Costanza. Poor kid, looks like it's stuck. ;D
Happily see a Tigers' player develop in the mould of Jarrod McVeigh.
Seems the Club has recruited a few potential likely-sorts ... fingers crossed one or two come up with the cherries.
Seems the Club has recruited a few potential likely-sorts ... fingers crossed one or two come up with the cherries.
Ruanaidh said:
Geez hope so.
No better user of the football over the past 15 years than Jarrod McVeigh.
Leysy Days said:
He's not McVeigh for mine.
Castagna took the game on at every opportunity.
Problem is, he often turned the ball over.
If he increases his situational awareness to the point where he can keep his eyes up field looking for targets, whilst running a million miles an hour then we might be onto something here.
SkillzThatKillz said:
It took 5 years, but we were able to teach Matt White how to do that. There's hope we can turn this kid around too.
Leysy Days said:
No, no, and no. He's a rough diamond. Lacks polish. But runs hard, runs straight and runs to link up. But he's ball use is the major issue.
Ripplestick said:
This is much closer, running defender. Bit of Harry O the way he attacks the footy. Something to work with.
Next recruit off the rank I reckon.
Is quick, a penetrating kick, agile and courageous.
Got it twenty times off half back down at rainy Frankston and used it well.
A very dangerous player. We are crying out for someone like him in the back half.
I'd give him a go for sure.
Is quick, a penetrating kick, agile and courageous.
Got it twenty times off half back down at rainy Frankston and used it well.
A very dangerous player. We are crying out for someone like him in the back half.
I'd give him a go for sure.
Great to hear Carter , the knock on him was the kicking, so glad to hear he used the slippery pill well, defiantly a hole we need fillef
