In the context of being aware of your opposition, kids are known unknowns until they attract significant attention or they get 2 or 3 years and 40 or 50 games into their career.
Once all the other clubs have had a crack at them a couple of times, and video analysis has exposed all their strengths and weaknesses, then I think they become known knowns.
A good example is Schache, he's only really becoming a known known.
Sorry for the heavy handed use of Rumsfeldian phrases.
Liam Jones is pedantic about preparation, he heavily analyses his opponents in the week prior to a match, but he won't have much material to work with for a few GC forwards so I wonder how that may affect our D50 performance this week. The sample size isn't big enough yet for their habits to be exposed.
Once all the other clubs have had a crack at them a couple of times, and video analysis has exposed all their strengths and weaknesses, then I think they become known knowns.
A good example is Schache, he's only really becoming a known known.
Sorry for the heavy handed use of Rumsfeldian phrases.
Liam Jones is pedantic about preparation, he heavily analyses his opponents in the week prior to a match, but he won't have much material to work with for a few GC forwards so I wonder how that may affect our D50 performance this week. The sample size isn't big enough yet for their habits to be exposed.
"Ruck, ruck, ruck, ruck ....... Ruck, ruck, ruck, ruck"