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Father Sons!

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gee wiz he looks like his old man.

Looks great! Good upper body muscle, could be a first round pick the way he looks. Hope the Gold Coast go broke so we can pick him up!

 

Good news that one. I Hope this GC abomination does not ruin the Father/son Rule.

I want to see Todd back working at Melbourne in a few years. His Toughness was worth watching.

"Viney Jnr qualified to play at Sturt under the SANFL’s father-son rule, but the midfielder has instead chosen to don the red and white where his uncles Jay and Ryan both played. "

Let's hope he doesnt do that to us.

Looks like we may be giving up our first round pick in the 2012 draft (pick 16 of course) to grab him :)


"Viney Jnr qualified to play at Sturt under the SANFL’s father-son rule, but the midfielder has instead chosen to don the red and white where his uncles Jay and Ryan both played. "

Let's hope he doesnt do that to us.

Looks like we may be giving up our first round pick in the 2012 draft (pick 16 of course) to grab him :)

Pick 18 don't you mean

i have a nasty feeling about this one, i feel he will follow his dad where ever he will be, presumably at the crows and say no thanks to the dees

 
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i have a nasty feeling about this one, i feel he will follow his dad where ever he will be, presumably at the crows and say no thanks to the dees

He can't, unless the adelaide teams finish down low.

He'll go father son or run the gauntlett in the draft.

He can't, unless the adelaide teams finish down low.

He'll go father son or run the gauntlett in the draft.

Correct. If he nominates & we want him, he becomes a demon. That is how i read the Bulldogs getting Cordy & Geelong getting a whole bloody Team over the past few years!!


Depends what Melbourne are willing to pay (draft pick wise) for him.

Hopefully he's not one of those kids that's a monster at U14s/15s but then doesn't grow, or develop (football wise), whatsoever

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Alrighty...Lets just put it back in our pants a bit.

HES 14!!!

Naturally this will quieten soon enough, but the topic is here to be added to, with news of the likes of Lyon clan or whichever former players boys are working well. :lol:

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