Axed Dog James Lawton trains at Bay DISGARDED Central District player James Lawton will train with Glenelg next week in the hope of finding a home a Brighton Rd. The high marking forward was given his marching orders by Central during the pre-season because he had failed to meet training requirements. Lawton's talent during his one season with the Dogs was undeniable. The Victorian did not break into Central's league side until June but kicked bags of three and four goals in his first two matches. A back injury hampered the rest of his season. He kicked three goals in Central's reserves grand final win over Norwood. Glenelg football manager Ken Applegarth. said the club had given Lawton no guarantees but would give him the chance to prove himself. "He will commence training with us (this week)," Applegarth said. The Glenelg Football Club will give him a chance to prove himself. Dogs coach Roy Laird said Lawton was sacked about a month ago after repeatedly failing to meet the club's training expectations. "There were occasions last year where he struggled to adapt to our expectations and we spoke to him," Laird said. He continued to struggle to adapt and we thought it best to part ways.