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Jurrah gets the Rising Star

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Its official from Liam in his news conference its now the "Walpiri Wizard"

forget the other nick names.

What a year hes had so far, thoughly deserved.

He's definately going to make more people go to the footy, hes the talk of the work lunch room among opposition supporters and a favourite with my family and nephew.

And so he should be. The way he runs and jumps for marking contests is amazing, i really think he could play a key position role for us a bit like robbo. Mind you there is more talent in his fingers than robbo and he is not a selfish, he has definatly shown us that.

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    His digits (fingers) are remarkably long. I love the way he put s the mits out when taking a mark. It's vice like.

    His hand span is huge, there like dinner plates!

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    His hand span is huge, there like dinner plates!

    Hes instantly our best shot at goal, so clean.

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    Hes instantly our best shot at goal, so clean.

    well done and well deserved...GO COUGAR

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    The Jurrahcane is going to be a superstar.

    AirJurrah.jpg

    Love it!!!!! You should send that into the club and get them making t-shirts. They will sell like hot cakes and solve all of our financial issues!!!

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    Brilliant Stuff Liam You Make Walpirri & all us Demon Supporters so Proud.

    After some really Tough years we are going to Rise with peole like you leading the way.

    Liam Plays his Football either on Red Dirt or The MCG the same way-Simple. He Gets the Ball & uses it.

    Whether its Round 3 or a september Final i believe the Walpiri Wizard will play the same way...simple. Any opponent that picks him up better be strong and Mobile.

    Last week against the Coke Eagles i watched him move around for a whole Quarter. Never stood still.

    May you play some great & Inspired football in the years to come Liam. You are a credit to yourself & your people........

    Edited by why you little

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    The Yuendumu mob must be over the moon about this. We all knew about LJ's qualities as a sportsman and as a person, now it seems everybody else does.

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    Love it!!!!! You should send that into the club and get them making t-shirts. They will sell like hot cakes and solve all of our financial issues!!!

    Until Nike slaps a lawsuit on us and we go out of business.

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    The Jurrahcane is going to be a superstar.

    AirJurrah.jpg

    thats pretty good mate :) yep..ought to be sent to the club pronto..(should be you Clint ;) )

    great appreciation for the guy and wonderful promotional opportunity..well done

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    Until Nike slaps a lawsuit on us and we go out of business.

    for ?? they own or have trademarked AIR + any other word in english language....be a few airlines in a spot of bother then :lol: a sihlouetted image of Jurrah with a footy ...?? do nike have footies ??

    Nup!! you CAN DO IT !!!! ;)

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    The Jurrahcane is going to be a superstar.

    AirJurrah.jpg

    i love it :)

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    Well done Liam. Doing yourself, the Warlpiri people and the Melbourne Footy Club proud!!

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    Hes instantly our best shot at goal, so clean.

    A bloke called Jack Watts just grinned a little bit...

    But it is fantastic to have two focal points, for a decade, that can kick straight - kick goals that should be kicked.

    It took Robbo till he was about 26 to get a routine that worked for him. So it's good to have naturally excellent kicks near goals.

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