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Awesome ;)

Trengove, then Scully... who is next in line from the RED & BLUE?

McKenzie.

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    Awesome ;)

    Trengove, then Scully... who is next in line from the RED & BLUE?

    McKenzie!

    Touche'

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    McKenzie.

    McKenzie!

    Touche'

    I salivate at that thought, he is going to be such a terrific player, after 9 games he just looks so comfortable out there :wub:

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    Excellent

    Looks the complete midfielder to me

    Excellent.

    Looks like being part of a complete midfield group to me!

    Well done Tom.

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    Be nice to get 3 in 4 weeks wouldn't it? And what's more, McKenzie will likley be playing against a rubbish side, away from their home at the new house of pain, the MCG.

    Put some money on Jordie I say.

    And dare I say it? Jack Watts the following week?

    Perhaps a bit presumptuous give it's in SA. Still.

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    Be nice to get 3 in 4 weeks wouldn't it? And what's more, McKenzie will likley be playing against a rubbish side, away from their home at the new house of pain, the MCG.

    Put some money on Jordie I say.

    And dare I say it? Jack Watts the following week?

    Perhaps a bit presumptuous give it's in SA. Still.

    It's in Darwin actually, I doubt they'd play him up there.

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    It's in Darwin actually, I doubt they'd play him up there.

    Is that a reason not to play him? It could be a good thing, away from the media and bigger crowds in Melbourne. Sure, the heat might be difficult, but it's not that big a deal.

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    Just like to say. I called it again...

    Hardly nostradamus though, am I.

    It's in Darwin actually, I doubt they'd play him up there.

    ?

    Cos of the travelleing factor? I don't get it?

    Might be nice for him to play far away from home, rather than feel 50,000 eyes boring into him at the G when he inevitably comes back.

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    I could be wrong. But didn't they start McKenzie up at Canberra last year ?

    Wherever the game is played, is in most ways irrelevant in my opinion.

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    "It's good to have another young guy come through like Jack, and we experience the same things. He's going to be a super player and to have a teammate like that for the next 10 years, we'll build a special bond."

    I know it's overused and inappropriate but...

    noyphh.jpg

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    "It's good to have another young guy come through like Jack, and we experience the same things. He's going to be a super player and to have a teammate like that for the next 10 years, we'll build a special bond."

    I know it's overused and inappropriate but...

    noyphh.jpg

    Brought to you by the letter J.

    EPIC FACE

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    JIZZ. IN. MY PANTS.

    Don't ban me for that if it stays uncensored.

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