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Jack Watts

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Not really, any half wit could have seen this problem comming five years ago. Obviously nobody did.

Could not agree more, our forward line was in decline and we didn't address the issue. I mean [censored], it was that easy to see. We should of just recruited the next Wayne Carey and our problems would of been solved. How could we be so blind. 20.. 30 people in our our football department, all missed it. F####k

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    Thanks for correcting my imagination - you're not a private school teacher are you?

    HaHa!!! No i am certainly not a teacher, i could not handle Gromits every week day morning! But i couldn't resist the slight edit.

    The Filth shalt never be Ladder Leaders again.....

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    If I worked for the Footy Department, and Watts wasn't ready, I'd have made some plans to fix our forward line prior to this season without him in the picture. Why didn't we recruit a forward? I can accept that Watts isn't ready, but when are any players ever ready. Surely, he can't be the only 19 year old whose bones are still growing that can't play.

    Can I point out that Juice was recruited for just that but sadly his potential has not been realised. If he had done what was expected of him, i.e. big strong power forward, we would not be in this position. You win some and you lose some and clearly up until 12/3/2010 we have lost out on Juice. Having said that you can hardly accuse the Fd of not making plans for the forward line, they just didn't work out.

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    What were Newton, Bate & Dunn all recruited for..? To be rovers?

    McNamara? Garland? PJ? Stefan Martin?

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    I just spoke too Jack, He will not play this weekend but will play a half a Casey next week and will be a starter in round 2 of the season proper.

    He'll be ready rd 2 for a full game but it will be at casey... Jack will be waiting a couple more to appear in the red and blue

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    I just spoke too Jack, He will not play this weekend but will play a half a Casey next week and will be a starter in round 2 of the season proper.

    You were right, watts to play a half tommorrow for casey. Garland must have pulled up ok. He is set for more game time

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    Newspapers call it "The best 2nd half of football since Carey"

    Sounds good exept that it should read: "The best second half since the Wizard kicked 9 in a half against that same filth".

    I cant remember the year. But it was awsome. :)

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