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The best thing to happen to the brothers is for them to get out of the fish bowl that is Perth. Cale will benefit from being at a club who has little understanding of his families footy influence and their previous poor reputation, he can start afresh and stamp his own influence on the game.

Regardelss of all that they are all icvery talented, but it's know that we've ended up with the best brother for a change!

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    yeah both brothers seem to be coming along very well so if Cale is suppose to be the stud of the three im pretty confident!!

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    The Hawthorn one has appalling ball use. He gets a lot of it, but doesn't use it at all well...

    The Richmond (former Eagles) one is a fairly decent footballer.

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    The Hawthorn one has appalling ball use. He gets a lot of it, but doesn't use it at all well...

    The Richmond (former Eagles) one is a fairly decent footballer.

    I really rate Jarryd of Hawthorn. He's a terrific young player getting a game in a top 4 side.

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    I really rate Jarryd of Hawthorn. He's a terrific young player getting a game in a top 4 side.

    He looks good now, but he looked way out of his depth against us (might have been his 1st game). Nonetheless, should be a fine player.

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    Quick! Morton brothers poll on AFL site now. Vote for Cale (obviously).

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    Sorry to repeat this but am just trying to get attention, drum up a bit of support for Cale. Vote at the bottom of the AFL homepage!

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    Morton bothers are doing well..... Mitch for the tigers kicked 5 or 6 goals today and Jarryn for the Hawks had 33 touches!!

    Any chance Cale can woo them all over to melb? hahaha wishful thinking....

    to be honest, in a few years Cale could be kicking 5 or 6 and getting 33 touches himself in the one game!

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