From the first few minutes it seems like Tom Trbojevic is really ‘ginger’. The way he carried his first ball up, just the way he brings it back, and goes to ground, looks like to me, he’s NOT AT ALL 100% fit, and is really aware how much effort he puts out and how much punishment he can take. I reckon he’s a game by game proposition. Yes, he has his moments of brilliance, but in my day we would have called him a crock. Someone always prone to injury, and like an over-raced racehorse only a matter of time before he breaks down for good. Don’t get me wrong, he’s a brilliant player but he seems like he’s really only there to make up the numbers and to give the opposition the impression that the game breaker is still at his peak. Watch him yourself. Watch how he carries himself. He’s a shadow of his former self. Good horse trainers put horses out to spell and bring them back when they are fit and ready to race. If I was coach that’s exactly what I would do for Tom. Take this season off. Get those niggling injuries fixed, light training and intensify, and bring him back next season raring to go. Not sure how old he is, does he have time on his side???? Anyway, just my opinion. He just doesn’t look 100%.
From the first few minutes it seems like Tom Trbojevic is really ‘ginger’. The way he carried his first ball up, just the way he brings it back, and goes to ground, looks like to me, he’s NOT AT ALL 100% fit, and is really aware how much effort he puts out and how much punishment he can take. I reckon he’s a game by game proposition. Yes, he has his moments of brilliance, but in my day we would have called him a crock. Someone always prone to injury, and like an over-raced racehorse only a matter of time before he breaks down for good. Don’t get me wrong, he’s a brilliant player but he seems like he’s really only there to make up the numbers and to give the opposition the impression that the game breaker is still at his peak. Watch him yourself. Watch how he carries himself. He’s a shadow of his former self. Good horse trainers put horses out to spell and bring them back when they are fit and ready to race. If I was coach that’s exactly what I would do for Tom. Take this season off. Get those niggling injuries fixed, light training and intensify, and bring him back next season raring to go. Not sure how old he is, does he have time on his side???? Anyway, just my opinion. He just doesn’t look 100%.
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