Robin Nahas [merged]

[tiga]

with all these gun players GWS have, its amazing they never made the top 4

Owl I would say GWS only have half a dozen genuine future stars (Cameron, Greene, Adams, Shiel, Treloar and possibly Smith) mixed in with some pretty ordinary players. Patten has done nothing yet and Whitfield is still too raw to tell if he will take the next step. All their other early picks are developing quite slowly.
They do have one young guy which we should keep a close eye on and his name is Zac Williams (no he is not off Wayne's mates fantasy list, he is a real player  ). This kid will be a gun. From Country NSW. Playing style reminds me very much of Kieren Jack. Averaged about 18 disposals in the last 6 rounds that he played. Not sure of his contract status but Richmond if you are listening, have a good look at this kid and see if we can entice him to Tigerland before he gets too good.

[Judge Roughneck]

with all these gun players GWS have, its amazing they never made the top 4

Give it some time

Hard to imagine gas / GC not top four and years if raping talent ed drafties

[Phil Mrakov]

We are gonna lose him for nothing. Should've kept him for depth 

[one-eyed]

Trade Radio ‏@traderadio twitter:

"Damo [Damian Barrett] says as far as he can tell, there isn't another club out there interested in Robbie Nahas"


No surprise.

[tigs2011]

... years if raping talent ed drafties

Jeepers, can't see them finishing anywhere but last if this is what goes down. 

[the claw]

with all these gun players GWS have, its amazing they never made the top 4

im pretty certain in two yrs time you will going oh stuff why did all  the clubs allow the afl to give them so much.

[tigs2011]

with all these gun players GWS have, its amazing they never made the top 4

im pretty certain in two yrs time you will going oh stuff why did all  the clubs allow the afl to give them so much.

Or the other clubs use them as a feeder club. 

[Owl]

Yum.  They need to get some experienced players though, kids, no matter how talented can't learn much from other kids.

[TigerMonk]

set too lol Nahas was chopped longtime ago 

[tigs2011]

set too lol Nahas was chopped longtime ago 

Sure was. Likewise X-man.

[TigerMonk]

set too lol Nahas was chopped longtime ago 

Sure was. Likewise X-man.

who is X man, you been watching cartoons 

[tiga]

Monkey I think he mean't Derickx was also given the chop early.

[tigs2011]

set too lol Nahas was chopped longtime ago 

Sure was. Likewise X-man.

who is X man, you been watching cartoons 

Derickx. Plays like a cartoon character.

[TigerMonk]

Oh ok  he never made a roar this year so l thought he was chopped last year 

[one-eyed]

Nahas keen to continue his journey
Jennifer Phelan 
afl.com.au
October 26, 2013 11:02 AM

ROBIN Nahas is committed to continuing his AFL career despite not finding a home during the trade period, and is prepared to go anywhere to do it.

The 25-year-old is expected to be delisted by Richmond this week after he didn't move from the Tigers during the Gillette AFL Player Exchange Period.

He will now decide whether to enter next month's NAB AFL Draft or the pre-season draft in a bid to continue his AFL journey.

West Coast has expressed some interest while there have been a few other clubs who have made preliminary enquiries about the 83-game forward.

Nahas could be recruited by another club as a delisted free agent once the Tigers have made their call, with the first window opening on Friday, November 1.

He is also open to taking on a rookie list spot and moving interstate if it became an option.

The pacy goal-kicker has been holidaying overseas but will return this weekend.

Nahas started his career at Punt Road as a rookie after being taken by the Tigers with their first selection in the 2008 rookie draft.

He had caught their eye during his third season with VFL club Port Melbourne with a 50-goal year, which won him the Fothergill-Round medal for being the most promising young talent in the competition.

He made his AFL debut in round two, 2009, after being elevated to the senior list for former captain Kane Johnson, and went on to play 19 games in his first year.

He won Richmond's best first-year player award for his efforts.

Nahas played just six games this season after falling behind the likes of Jake King and Shane Edwards at the selection table.

The Tigers were quiet during the trade period overall, bringing in Carlton ruckman Shaun Hampson early and losing Matt White to Port Adelaide via free agency.

Luke McGuane will also leave the club and is keen to join former Richmond assistant coach Justin Leppitsch at the Brisbane Lions in the next few weeks.

The first list lodgement deadline is Thursday, October 31 at 2pm.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2013-10-26/nahas-keen-to-go-on