Dayle Garlett's skills have Jarryd Roughead excited as Hawks prepare for season proper New Hawthorn ruckman Ben McEvoy has spoken for the first time about the shock of being traded by St Kilda, saying he was shocked when he found out he was on the move Jarryd Roughead is excited at the prospect of seeing pacy left-footers Cyril Rioli (left) and Dayle Garlett in action together inside the forward 50. HAWTHORN fans should get excited and oppositions nervous because the 'Cyril and Dayle Show' may be coming to an AFL ground soon. Fans are already aware of Cyril Rioli's exciting talents on the footy field, but Hawks star Jarryd Roughead has marvelled at draftee Dayle Garlett's work on the training track during pre-season. He says seeing Garlett combine with Rioli, or 'Junior' as the Hawks know him, has him salivating ahead of 2014 when the reigning premier will attempt to go back to back. "Dayle's like any new kid, you know he comes in and he's a little bit raw around the edges but I mean the talent that he's got, it's pretty special to see what he can do," Roughead said on SEN on Thursday morning. I mean to watch he and Cyril in some game play at the moment, it's pretty special to watch. The Hawks believe Garlett will be able to make an impact in 2014 and Roughead said the West Australian's skills ranked alongside some of the silkiest players in the brown and gold. "He's definitely right up there," Roughead said. Both him and 'Junior' rarely get tackled in the game play and just in training in drills. Just the way that he kind of sees it before it happens and he's got a lovely left foot, so he'll fit in very nicely with the other left-footers we've got at the club. Garlett isn't the only new arrival poised to make an impact for the Alastair Clarkson's men this year, with former Saint Ben McEvoy also impressing since crossing to his new club. Speaking at a press conference on Thursday morning, McEvoy admitted it still feels a bit "weird" to be wearing brown and gold, but considers it a privilege to have joined the reigning premiers. He expects to play less ruck time with greater opportunities to move forward than he did at St Kilda, where he bore the brunt of the centre-bounce slog over the past few seasons. "Probably how I have been playing at St Kilda, that is not sustainable over a long time, so hopefully we can work out that balance of playing a little bit more forward, and perhaps not as much game time," McEvoy said. (That will come) with the differences in the lists, with 'Roughy' (Jarryd Roughead), 'Haley' (David Hale) and a few tall guys on the (Hawthorn) list. The Hawks have been very good at managing those relationships, obviously, with (retired Hawk) Max Bailey, managing his body over the last couple of years, and ensuring blokes can have maximum impact. I suppose we will probably figure it (the ruck dynamic) when we get into game time. with Glenn McFarlane Dayle Garlett is a $117,300 Fwd/Mid in Nissan SuperCoach in 2014.