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Good find.

I particularly like this bit:

Jack has directed at Riewoldt with a look of ‘I want to be better than him’, written all over his face

And thank god for that. Nothing against Riewoldt, who is a fine player, but a little less crying and a little more premiership winning would certainly be nice :D

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Good find.

I had a bit of help from the Saintsational site.

a little more premiership winning would certainly be nice :D

Amen to that!

Posted

really really good article

im a little bemused though as to why jack and nick were both with grant thomas??

was it for the interview? or?

Posted
really really good article

im a little bemused though as to why jack and nick were both with grant thomas??

was it for the interview? or?

I'm pretty sure Grant Thomas' kids are friends with Jack, as they all go to school in Brighton (it's very incestuous down here :rolleyes: ).

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I'm pretty sure Grant Thomas' kids are friends with Jack, as they all go to school in Brighton (it's very incestuous down here :rolleyes: ).

got it. and at the same time, grant had reiwoldt over for a catch up

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got it. and at the same time, grant had reiwoldt over for a catch up

Riewoldt pretty much lives at the Thomas residency. That family is in love with him, and treat him like their long lost brother.

Lets hope they don't get their claws into our Jack next. We don't need him getting any ideas about moving to the Saints! :o :angry:

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Jack picks up the kids’ footy and starts pumping left foot precision passes to his mate Will. I contemplate how many young guys would have the confidence to start with non-preferred kicks in front of a current superstar and former coach. Good sign - I like that.

Love it!


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got it. and at the same time, grant had reiwoldt over for a catch up

Hey Nugget,

Where did you get that logo as your avatar or did you make it? if you made it that looks sick mate!

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I've never really liked Thomas, but this is a really good article and a completely different perspective. I delves more into Jack as an individual and how he will cope with the pressure that comes with being a no. 1 draft pick.

Posted
Hey Nugget,

Where did you get that logo as your avatar or did you make it? if you made it that looks sick mate!

hey mousey, i just merged the current logo (that used to be my avatar) with the demon logo that is used here on paint.

i like the idea of using the demon, whilst still keeping the identity of our jumper on the logo

-however, if we then start using the oldfashioned "MFC" intertwined symbol and also "1858" etc, it becomes too messy. (if anything, they should be on the actual jumper)

Posted

Good article by Thommo. Good to see Watts gets the thumbs up by Riewoldt according to Thommo. I'm sure that would have been an absolute monty, anyway.

Posted

ok, ive been having a think about this.

How would you feel if you were Jack Watts?

You head around to your mates house on a weekend, jump in the pool, play a bit of b'ball, kick a footy around a bit. you know all the sort of things that you do when you go to your mates.

A couple of days later, your mates dad has written all about in a news article, saying how you were trying to show off to Nick Riewoldt.

I would be pretty [censored] off.

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ok, ive been having a think about this.

How would you feel if you were Jack Watts?

You head around to your mates house on a weekend, jump in the pool, play a bit of b'ball, kick a footy around a bit. you know all the sort of things that you do when you go to your mates.

A couple of days later, your mates dad has written all about in a news article, saying how you were trying to show off to Nick Riewoldt.

I would be pretty [censored] off.

I think Jack would take it in his stride.

An article like this won't even be a blip on the radar once he is done, & i think he's smart enough to know that, whether he was annoyed or not.

But i doubt he would have been.

And like Nugget said, he probably asked first, as a matter of courtesy.

Posted

Don't get me wrong, I like the article. and your probably right, he probalby did ask for permision to write it.

As for saying he was showing off, Its not written in a bitter way at all.

Jack slowly puts on his runners, purposely ties the laces, strolls over and effortlessly flicks up a basketball off the back of his leg and into his expectant hands whilst looking straight ahead. Nick looks away - not allowing Jack to know he saw it - as if to say, ‘Let’s see how you go with the oval ball’.

Jack glances across to see if his trick was observed.

Posted

I'm sure J.Watts is mature enough..to not feel embarrassed or pi$$ed off. Maybe its water off a ducks back with him. He would understand - and would have been told - as no.1 pick in the ND, alot of exposure comes with the territory of being No.1 pick.


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