Will Hannebery in hurt Mcglynns scores?

[chaosAD]

Will Hannebery in hurt Mcglynns scores

[Mailman the 2nd]

It'll cut down McGlynn's midfield time for sure.

That said, if Sydney beat Port it won't make a huge difference to his score, otherwise it might

[j959]

Hanners will take time to heat up but I reckon it will more than likely be a negative rather than a positive apart from ensuring that no tags go to McGlynn - but, will McGlynn then be given tagging roles??  :o    :P    ;)

I'm just finding it hard to ignore the form (though additional scoring has been coming from goals and he's not going to do that all the time) ... i'm rolling the dice I think but could be short lived if it looks like Hanners is affecting McGlynn's scores ...  ;)

[Mr.Craig]

McGlynn was averaging 98 prior to Hanner's injury and 109.6 after, so yeah it will probably have an effect. Still worth having though.

[kilbluff1985]

Hannebery might be sub? or at least play forward a bit

[BGK]

Hannebery might be sub? or at least play forward a bit

I doubt it, With only 4 weeks of the season remaining they'll need to get some miles into his legs.

[Ricochet]

McGlynn was averaging 98 prior to Hanner's injury and 109.6 after, so yeah it will probably have an effect. Still worth having though.

Thats a pretty big difference. But 98 is still very good

[Capper]

you would take 98 average for a F5 or F6 atm.

Dan Han needs the run and i think will get teh red vest if he cant run out the game