He has no position, that's the problem.think positive wrote:He was never given a chance to prove himself after he was dropped. He was played out of position, until Darcy went down, and in that last game, with everything against him, he did not let us down.droversdog65 wrote:Just looking at Trav over the season he seems to be in a place he is deeply unhappy about.
When all the bullshit, excuses and justifications are played through the base line is pretty simple.
Trav simply isn't a shadow of his former self.
The club simply can't afford to carry him in the AFL side and he is on record as saying he doesn't want to play VFL.
This last does it for me, a player sulking because he has been told he needs to get his act together in the twos?
NO Trav a million times NO.
Play him at full forward and he wants to goal square wrestle against two or three opposition players who just monster him.
Play up the ground and he won't apply pressure.
He used to be a player who was a definitive threat and forced opposition coaches to define their defensive strategies around stopping him. This hasn't been the case for years now and people need to face the fact that he is past his best.
Whether that is all in his head or not is beside the point.
Go back and watch the two '10 GF's.
We won that flag DESPITE Trav's 'contributions'.
A power forward unbalnaces a defense and kicks goals Trav does neither and hasn't for quite some time.