Jay Schulz [merged]

[Stripes]

Schulz has started to play some good footy in the defensive half of late and kicked a handy goal last week to start the rot for the Weagles. At 23/24 he is still young enough to contribute to our future. He is too good to trade for a third round pick regardless.

Stripes

[Tigermonk]

Schulz has started to play some good footy in the defensive half of late and kicked a handy goal last week to start the rot for the Weagles. At 23/24 he is still young enough to contribute to our future. He is too good to trade for a third round pick regardless.

Stripes

l agree Stripes, he is playing good football & we have kept him at the club teaching him for many years & his starting to bare his fruits now, it would be crazy to trade him after all that work unless it was for a good quality player like say Dale Thomas 

[Infamy]

With Polak's future unknown, Schulz is definitely a required player
I think he would have been kept anyway, but our hand is forced now

[Mr Magic]

l agree Stripes, he is playing good football & we have kept him at the club teaching him for many years & his starting to bare his fruits now, it would be crazy to trade him after all that work

Lol @ Ackland. Yet again the AFL Insider has no effing idea. I don't know why you even bother quoting them OE.

Whilst not to the extent of Kel Moore, I think Jay has come on in leaps and bounds this season and I would be loathe to trade him at this point.
A natural forward he is really only learning to play as a key back this year and has made a pretty good fist of it. I think he still has room for improvement yet.
He has excellent skills for a big man and is a good compliment to our side because of his versatility.
He finally looks like he has got himself fit too.

Sure he is not off the table if the trade benefits us but I would expect a pick inside the top 20 for him.

[jackstar]

needs to be traded although worth little.
He is an IMPOSTER

[blx]

Im still waiting for him to have his breakout game....................still waiting.

at this point Jay looks to be a part player.

he will be given a job and will go out and do his best. no more.

[jackstar]

Im still waiting for him to have his breakout game....................still waiting.

at this point Jay looks to be a part player.

he will be given a job and will go out and do his best. no more.

Was at Coburg  2 weeks ago and has been back to Coburg on 3 seperate occasions this year.  Now thats a great AFL career

[blaisee]

Im still waiting for him to have his breakout game....................still waiting.

at this point Jay looks to be a part player.

he will be given a job and will go out and do his best. no more.

Was at Coburg  2 weeks ago and has been back to Coburg on 3 seperate occasions this year.  Now thats a great AFL career

no mate thats the case of his coach making him earn a game.

to his credit he has responded every time.

was outstanding last week, beat the Q hands down, pumped him infact

[jackstar]

Im still waiting for him to have his breakout game....................still waiting.

at this point Jay looks to be a part player.

he will be given a job and will go out and do his best. no more.

Was at Coburg  2 weeks ago and has been back to Coburg on 3 seperate occasions this year.  Now thats a great AFL career

no mate thats the case of his coach making him earn a game.

to his credit he has responded every time.

was outstanding last week, beat the Q hands down, pumped him infact

I could of beaten the Q last week,
Last weeks game was like playing against Witches Hats, he has nothing against QUALITY OPPOSITION

[Darth Tiger]

Good to see the aflinsider thinking outside the "cricket" box cos this stuff is of an grade d1ckhead.

[mightytiges]

Given Port are bottom 4 this year you'd think the highest pick they would offer this time around would be their 3rd rounder (#40). If they don't win another game for the year they could do that and still have 3 picks in the top 24. They would have to be desperate for talls to cough up pick 24.

[Rowdy]

Can we realy afford to trade any tall players out of the club at this stage?

[Smokey]

Schulz is part of what we are growing - depth.  He may not be first picked but as Infamy pointed out, the minute a Polak type goes down then he becomes very important.  And given the improvement he has shown down back this year I can see no case for a trade.

[one-eyed]

Schulz says it’s stressful to be a Tiger
richmondfc.com.au
By Mic Cullen
Sun 27 July, 2008

JAY SCHULZ is perfectly happy to admit that Richmond isn't a good side to follow if you can't handle a little tension in your life.

The Tigers are now right in the mix for the eight after another result that went right down to the wire, beating Brisbane by three points.

Last week it was Joel Bowden icing the clock by conceding behinds – this week Bowden was icing the game by booting the winner with just a few seconds left.

Schulz agreed it was tough to do it so tough.

"The stress levels at the moment? After the last two weeks? Not real good on the health," he said with a laugh. "It's just amazing – the crowd was amazing.

"Everything just happens on instinct and you're just hoping the clock runs down, and it eventually did.

"Bowdo (Bowden) was solid as a rock – we always knew he could kick straight … one minute he's playing down back and running through points, the next minute he's kicking them. He's kicked four straight, he hasn't missed. He's fantastic."

'The sarge', as he is known to the Richmond faithful, (think Hogan's Heroes), said finals were now on the agenda after five wins from the last six matches.

"Three on the trot as well – it's really turned our season around.

"Anything could happen now – we knew if we got this one then we could have a real crack next week.

"We don't know – anything can happen."

But Schulz warned that lapses like the last two third terms – both of which nearly cost Richmond the match when they let the opposition kick a string of unanswered goals – had to be sorted out.

"I'm not sure - we're trying to do a few different things, because we know it's been a trend through the year, and it's hurting us.

"It's going to cost us, sooner or later, and we've just got to keep working on it and try something else."

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/tabid/6301/Default.aspx?newsid=64228

[Tigermonk]

good to hear thier trying to work on the 3rd quarter problem