I was reading the 2007 Annual Report last night, in particular the Coaches Report. Terry said that you only require 6-8 players to to take a big step up to make the leap into the top half of the ladder.
You'd expect improvement from the youngsters (Riewoldt, Cotchin, Rance, Connors) but it's the 22-24 years olds that have to really lift us. Like Sewell and Bateman from the Hawks who have hit that peak age and are 'important players' (more good games than bad, with the odd blinder) now, we need this from Tambling, Patto, Jackson, Schulz, Thursfield, McGuane, Hughes and Polo.
That is spot on but I do think we need good seasons from Brown, Cuz, Richo and Simmonds as well.
I agree with it all and I hope it happens to.
