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Liam Jurrah ???

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Playing for casey this week...

Has been ill!

Thanks PJ. Realising how strange Melbourne (the city, not the club) must be for a lad from the outback, I was worried he'd gone back home.

But all's well eh!

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    Yeah, I hope he gets a senior game soon. I can't wait to see how he goes.

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    Yeah, I hope he gets a senior game soon. I can't wait to see how he goes.

    Same here, I know he's still developing but I'd love it if they got him into the side even if it was only for round 22, just so he can get a taste of it.

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    Well in related news, i just saw this article earlier today.

    But Norman, who comes from a tiny community near Yuendumu in central Australia, told police he did not intend to kill his partner.

    "I was going to stab her a little bit, only once,'' he said.

    An autopsy found the 10cm stab wound had "passed through her right lung'' and she had a blood alcohol reading of 0.266 per cent.

    Justice Thomas said she accepted the fully initiated Aboriginal man, from the Walpiri tribe, had the knife in his hand because he was going to use it to cut up some meat.

    http://livenews.com.au/news/andrew-norman-...009/5/13/206397

    Is this why Jurrah returned home last year? The article came out today but i can't actually find the date of the incident.

    Yuendumu is a tiny town so surely he knows the victim and the offender.

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    Yuendumu is a tiny town so surely he knows the victim and the offender.

    I doubt it. Yes Yuendumu is pretty small in population, but there is a lot of criminal stuff that goes on there anyway. My old man goes there every year with the school (he's a teacher) for a week for our Central Australia Trip and he reckons that this kind of stuff happens every now and then and that most ppl just mind their own business, its quite a different culture up there and that's an understatement.

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    Does anyone think Liam will get a game at AFL level this year? I haven't seen one bit of footage of him playing and want to see what hes like.

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    Does anyone think Liam will get a game at AFL level this year? I haven't seen one bit of footage of him playing and want to see what hes like.

    I think so. But later on in the season IMO, unless injuries take their toll even further. Part of List Management devices.

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    Does anyone think Liam will get a game at AFL level this year?

    A chance late in the season. It's a shame he got injured/illness because that's probably put him back a few weeks for any likely appearance in the seniors.

    As it stands he is still very raw but there is plenty to like. A genuine natural talent.

    I wouldn't bet on him playing seniors this season. He still has alot of work to do. But would love to see him bouncing around the forwardline at least once this year. Hope he can earn it.

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    Yeah, I hope he gets a senior game soon. I can't wait to see how he goes.

    Come on guys there is no way Liam Jurrah is going to play senior football this year.

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    Come on guys there is no way Liam Jurrah is going to play senior football this year.

    Well why not?

    I no theres a good chance he wont but the way you say it, its as if its a no doubter?

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