Arryon Siposs

[groupie1]

Pardon the spelling.

This guy needs to be a regular senior player. What the f*** has gone wrong in his development?

I also can't wait to see Markworth find his feet at this level.

[Con Gorozidis]

Do you mean Ariel Sharon ?

[roskilde]

I think he needs a tank to be honest.

He's in that weird in between zone, not quite KPP, not mobile or agile enough to be a small forward.

Needs the will to have elite fitness.

[groupie1]

Sounds like a modern midfielder, then; in which case, you're right, anaerobic fitness is a must.
I could see him slot in well at half-back, though.

[saintspremiers]

Let's not forget he was pick 75. Clearly something was missing.

[skeptic]

Its not hard.

The SW era did him no favours by moving him around the park too much and net settling him into a position/role and training 6 mths to be a hbf only to be given up on after 2 games destroyed his confidence.

Throw in a few injuries plus a stint of watching TDL, Saad and Milera get played ahead of u whilst being consistently awful...

And here we are

Down on fitness, confidence, form, and no clear role in the team

[Red]

Down on fitness sounds like attitude.
You can't blame others for not getting fit.

[citywest]

Who is Arryon?

[gringo]

Down on fitness sounds like attitude.
You can't blame others for not getting fit.

i spoke to him at training and he was a very impressive young guy. he was earnest and seemed to have the drive and knowledge of whats needed. He and Dunnell both are in that stressful point of the career where they need to make it but aren't getting opportunity. I hope he gets his chance and takes it on. Good guy. The fitness thing is a construct of forumites who make judgement calls based on assumption. Some players just don't get opportunity because there are too many similar in front of them. Ray, Dunnell, Schnides, Gwilt, Dempster, Webster, Milera, Shenton, Weller and a few others are probably all fighting for a couple of spots.

[stinger]

Down on fitness sounds like attitude.
You can't blame others for not getting fit.

i spoke to him at training and he was a very impressive young guy. he was earnest and seemed to have the drive and knowledge of whats needed. He and Dunnell both are in that stressful point of the career where they need to make it but aren't getting opportunity. I hope he gets his chance and takes it on. Good guy. The fitness thing is a construct of forumites who make judgement calls based on assumption. Some players just don't get opportunity because there are too many similar in front of them. Ray, Dunnell, Schnides, Gwilt, Dempster, Webster, Milera, Shenton, Weller and a few others are probably all fighting for a couple of spots.

fair comments imho

[BigMart]

Last week he looked slow.... He runs heavy and always looks f***ed

Smooth mover with the ball.... But needs to get to more contests

[magnifisaint]

Let's not forget he was pick 75. Clearly something was missing.

so was Hird

[PADDLEPOP1001]

Looks like he did ok in the praccy match, couple goals and a few tackles!

[Solar]

needs to put a month of hard work in at sandy and demand a spot. Will be one we have to be patient with, there is a few that if we don't crucify could come through.
As people have mentioned, it's his tank that needs to improve. On the other hand I would be willing to demote him to the rookie list next year if he does not improve. Langford for the hawks showed the value of patience.

[White Winmar]

Maybe he just lacks natural endurance. Some people simply can't build endurance because they lack the appropriate genetic makeup. It's a bit like some people won't develop pace, no matter how much speed training they do. The latest research in genetics show that some people are "responders" and some are "non-responders", when it comes to exercise. For the non-responders, this means they can reach a certain level, but can go no further, no matter how hard they train. Maybe Arryn is a non-responder.