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Hughes to debut

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I thought Hughes did alright for his first, in trying conditions. Could this effort seal the fate of Miller?

Miller will need 3 BOGs at Casey to get a game. I`d rather Danny to be honest

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    But missed the easy one in the first.

    Played well though. Presented nicely, has great hands. In the wet last night he was useless below his knees but hopefully next week it'll be dry and we'll get a more accurate assessment. But no reason to drop him based on last night's effort.

    Yeah 50m out with a wet ball and your first kick in AFL is an easy kick... Can't think of a time when he was useless below his knees either.

    Let's not forget his first game he lined up on an all australian in Brian Lake and he did pretty well, also in the last quarter i think he did really well.

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    He's just about had 2 now.

    I'd still prefer Danny. Millsey has had his chances, now it's Danny's turn. He's certainly earned a decent go after all he's been through.

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    He's just about had 2 now.

    I would not be surprised to see the Miller in by the time we play the Wobbly Woods.

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    He's just about had 2 now.

    Was very very far from BOG on saturday.. still drops marks when he is 20m in the clear. Still just plodding a long and will on play if every one else falls over.

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    Not the only one who noticed that Danny was getting the Huuuuuuuuughes chant! Looking forwards to saying it a lot next week.

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    thought danny was alot better thsn most posted already

    I agree.

    As Jaded pointed out, he had a fair few marks and I thought that reflected his effort.

    He kept presenting and also did some good work when the ball was in his area.

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    Yeah to add to that he took a team high 6 marks.

    If you look at the stats Johnson had 0. Jamar i think may have had 1 and a few others 1 or 2 that usual take more... sorry don't have the stats in front of me!

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    Danny's game was better than anything Miller and Newton have offered up in the last 12 months.

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