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VFL Rd 12: Player Review

dazzledavey36
in Melbourne Demons

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Alot of talk of Petterd and his ability. He hasn't played that much. Can someone fill me in on his ability and what the excitement is about.

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    Alot of talk of Petterd and his ability. He hasn't played that much. Can someone fill me in on his ability and what the excitement is about.

    you didnt see him last year?

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    Alot of talk of Petterd and his ability. He hasn't played that much. Can someone fill me in on his ability and what the excitement is about.

    You will never ever question his courage in putting his body on the line for the team, i can tell you that much.

    If you can get a copy of his debut game against the Swans, that should get you excited.

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    WOW, we have plenty of reasons to think that the dees will be a real danger in a few years time. I cant recall having so much young talent at any one given time!

    I would hate to be over 30 at the MFC, the exit sign would be nice and bright for you!

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    What i would hope would be happening in the reserves is those wanting to improve their chances of being selected in the senior's are doing the TEAM things and not playing for themselves with frivilous statistics or wonder mark and goal attemps

    Melbourne has a long way to go so dont be fooled by last weeks win

    Sure its was great but its realistically the first time we played competitive 4 quarter football for the whole season

    I dont care if we win or lose compared to being competitive consistantly

    This should be our priority for the remainder of this season

    We need to lose the easy beat tag

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    grimes' form no surprise..

    Steal of the draft, was a top 5 b4 injuries!

    So excited bout this kid, a real ball magnet, strong build, quick, and has great skills and decision making qualities!

    Just cant wait till he pulls on the Melbourne Jumper, will jump straight in and play like hes been there 4 years!

    Just might get a game by round 18 I hope..

    Has alot of catching up 2 do though!

    Watch this space.. he could be anything!

    Maric, also looks great, what a kick he ahs on him, Bailey will really help this kid adapt his game! Even Mcnamara looks encouraging! youngest player in the draft!

    Last years draft will make us I think, i remember the day, I couldnt beleive the amount of talent we picked up., Could really be a huge day for us!!

    All the experts also rated our picks the best overall in the draft, which means nothing, but its looking great so far!

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