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Word on the street re Gysberts....

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Can anyone verify the below link on Gys?

Could the Dees have struck gold with young Jordon Gysberts?

I'm keeping an eye on this kid I've heard from a very good reliable source he is already performing way past expectations.

http://www.talkingfootball.net/forums/melb...mokey-1590.html

no, can't add any light to it.... but sounds great/exciting !!!! :wub:

 
He's burning up the track.

He's not really ' burning up the track ' but he IS showing terrific application along with Trengove and Tapscott , in particular .

Don't forget Jim Stynes has been down to training lately...that in itself will inspire all our players and coaches to push harder.

That's why i think we shall suprise a lot of people this year.

Not only is he the lynch pin in this clubs resurgance, he is fighting the ultimate fight publically.

That has to inspire all who come close.

Hopefully recruiting Gysberts is a Fantastic choice and he makes the most of it.... :mad:


Who is that guy? The Poster? Doesn't really offer much in the way of backing up his statement..

People have knocked Gysberts for his kicking and i'm not sure why, but he finished equal 2nd in the kicking test at Draft camp, which at least shows he can use both feet relatively well.. He's an AIS boy as well.

People knocked Grimes for his kicking as a draftee, but from what i've seen he's a superb kick, despite having a slightly awkward looking action..

Gysberts seems like a very good decision maker too. Clean below the knees... i'm sure there's a good reason why we spent pick 11 on him... :lol:

I think we can expect all of our 1st 4 picks to figure for us this year. Exciting times ahead..

He's burning up the track.

I've been looking at photos of training at Casey and notice there aren't any houses down there. Therefore, they must all be training the house down :lol:!

"He's flying"....can't go wrong with that old chestnut !

 
I've been looking at photos of training at Casey and notice there aren't any houses down there. Therefore, they must all be training the house down :lol:!

HAA HAAA HHAAA Very good.

Hows that for a 300 th post !!


He's not really ' burning up the track ' but he IS showing terrific application along with Trengove and Tapscott , in particular .

Tongue cheek.... :huh:

i've heard he kicks longer goals than Sylvia, gets into space better than Morton, kicks better than Davey, beats Jurrah in marking contests and is a bettler tackler than Moloney


Apparently has played a bit of footy and has done quite well. His first name is Jordan and he is easy going likes Hoe-downs, mushrooming and The Simpsons.

Word on the street?

A very quiet street it seems

From what i've seen I would say it is his best preseason ever.

This thread is the best thing I've seen since draft day died down.

Who is that guy? The Poster? Doesn't really offer much in the way of backing up his statement..

People have knocked Gysberts for his kicking and i'm not sure why, but he finished equal 2nd in the kicking test at Draft camp, which at least shows he can use both feet relatively well..

Um, didnt everyone finished 'equal 2nd' in that kicking test?! :)

I've been looking at photos of training at Casey and notice there aren't any houses down there. Therefore, they must all be training the house down :lol: !

nice

if i go to training on friday morning i'll keep an eye out for him.

Hope theres a lil report coming our way bbb?

From what i've seen I would say it is his best preseason ever.

again, nice

And THAT thread was started by the site founder who is obviously trying to boost activity on his forum.

Noticed that too, but i suspect he's a Dees supporter. there seemed to be 3 times as many topics / responses in the MFC section if you check it out.. may be worth showing support there, as well as here, if so..


i've heard he kicks longer goals than Sylvia, gets into space better than Morton, kicks better than Davey, beats Jurrah in marking contests and is a bettler tackler than Moloney

Funniest post of the thread, great stuff.

I'm pretty sure I overheard someone on the train the other day saying that he doesn't even flip his pillow over when it gets warm.

I'm pretty sure I overheard someone on the train the other day saying that he doesn't even flip his pillow over when it gets warm.

bahahaha this thread is hillarous!!! But maybe I just had really low expectations, hence the thread is actually just average... perhaps like the expecatations on Gys.

 

Doesn't even need an electric blanket I'm told.

Uh oh, I was called by an insider at the club this morning at around 3am.

It seems the club are worried that he hasn't even made his debut yet and we may look to delist him mid season so there's more room in the showers and one less player to handcuff at the end of season footy trip.


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