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How quick is stef?!

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good head on him as well.

very good athlete and a big unit. exciting player. didn't realise he was so quick.

Second (pipped) in the half-time Grand Final Sprint.

I've been a fan of his since his debut (never saw him for Sandy) but the fact that he has genuine pace just adds another string to his bow.

EDIT: Sorry, didn't see other thread.


Second (pipped) in the half-time Grand Final Sprint.

I've been a fan of his since his debut (never saw him for Sandy) but the fact that he has genuine pace just adds another string to his bow.

Quick off the mark too. It's not like he needed fifty meters to build up speed either. He and Garland are the two paciest big defenders around. Add a fit Jared Rivers and I can see plenty of up-side in our defence.

He and Garland are the two paciest big defenders around. Add a fit Jared Rivers and I can see plenty of up-side in our defence.

It's ironic really - we've been waiting a good couple of decades for a collection of talented key position talls to match Garland, Martin and Rivers with Frawley and Warnock as back-up. Now that we've got them all we really need now is some class in the midfield, a dominant ruckman, an elite forward target, a shutdown small defender and generally some more speed on every line. Easy.

It's ironic really - we've been waiting a good couple of decades for a collection of talented key position talls to match Garland, Martin and Rivers with Frawley and Warnock as back-up. Now that we've got them all we really need now is some class in the midfield, a dominant ruckman, an elite forward target, a shutdown small defender and generally some more speed on every line. Easy.

Warnock back-up? I dont think so! He is first preference for Full-Back.

Warnock, Garland, Martin and Rivers can all play in the one side. Back up is Frawley. I do think Garland should be tried as a leading forward though!

 
Warnock back-up? I dont think so! He is first preference for Full-Back.

Back up is Frawley.

Let's see in 12 months.

Quick off the mark too.

I'd like to see a replay. I thought his push-off foot slipped at the start, meaning he didn't get away well. He caught up fast, indicating he has great acceleration.

This boy is the full package.....197cm, quick as a flash, and a 180 IQ.


I'd like to see a replay. I thought his push-off foot slipped at the start, meaning he didn't get away well. He caught up fast, indicating he has great acceleration.

This boy is the full package.....197cm, quick as a flash, and a 180 IQ.

And here I am, the same age, 178 cm, slow as molasses and thick as a brick. Some people just have all the luck. :lol:

But seriously, in around 3 years time, we will have, without challenge, the best back-line in the entire competition. God it'll be sweet.

fark

was on the finish line today and he was verrrrry quick

It was the highlight of the entire day! Go Stef.


Going forward we have the nucleus of a very good backline. Three talls are uaual played and we have Martin, Garland and Frawley all who are tall AND quick.

Alsi we have some developing running half backs CJ, Petterd etc.

What we need is a Ruckman, at least one more gun tall forward and a gun midfielder.

Anyone know why he was wearing Robbo's jumper?

Anyone know why he was wearing Robbo's jumper?

Good pick-up. Perhaps Robbo's secretly retired and given his old #24 to Stef.


That's probably it.

I couldn't think of any other reason...

the jumpers were probably recycled and they probably just gave the jumper to him on the day

That also makes sense...because i'm sure they thought Robbo might've run...

 
the jumpers were probably recycled and they probably just gave the jumper to him on the day

That also makes sense...because i'm sure they thought Robbo might've run...

There are some smart coconuts on this forum, I tell you what. That makes sense.


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