Author Topic: James Trezise [merged]  (Read 9246 times)

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Re: James Trezise to make his debut this week [merged]
« Reply #45 on: August 27, 2023, 04:45:03 PM »
Ok I'll be positive this time (sort of)- looks a smarter version of McKintosh if he plays ahead him and Mansell next year then I'm all for it (would prefer the likes Clarke & Coulthard did instead though. ).:shh
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Re: James Trezise [merged]
« Reply #47 on: November 13, 2023, 07:02:32 PM »
If he can't kick get rid of him. We have enough who have a dip but lack basic skills.
If his kicking and decision making is good then persevere.

What ive seen of Smith i think hes a fantastic option to be developed off hb. Pace a very good kick will take the game on and can defend. Trouble is im concerned Smithy's career is at an end before it ever got started with his  injury.

The team is screaming out for players who are quick and can kick.

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Re: James Trezise [merged]
« Reply #48 on: April 24, 2025, 06:15:24 PM »
TIGER REWARD IMMINENT

JAMES Trezise is about to hit a trigger to secure another contract at Richmond for 2026 after a decent start to the season at Punt Road.

The 22-year-old has played the first six games of 2025 after featuring in the final six of last season.

Trezise was selected at pick No.13 in the 2023 Mid-Season Rookie Draft after being recruited to the Tigers' VFL program from Tooradin-Dalmore in the West Gippsland League.

Richmond's VFL program has helped launch more than a handful of careers in recent years, including Sam Durham, Tylar Young, Massimo D'Ambrosio, Mykelti Lefau, Jake Aarts and, most recently, Sam Davidson.

Small forward/midfielder Massimo Raso and defender Tom McCarthy are the latest VFL Tigers on the radar of AFL clubs ahead of next month's Mid-Season Rookie Draft. Trezise now has 14 games next to his name and counting. – Josh Gabelich

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