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Q&A Sam Blease

Good to see the kid up and about...

Great article with great news- still a chance he will realise his potential. Also great that the club has not rushed him.

Does anyone know if he has put on much weight?

 

Sam is a very endearing young man with a great disposition. He is friendly, has a terrific laugh and his mates love him. Everything came too quickly to the 'Bleaser' and after that broken leg, he lost his way. He was depressed and started doubting himself and his ability.

I would like to congratulate the club for their support of Sam. It would have been very, very, tough watching his close mates Gysberts and Watts play senior footy whilst he nursed that injured bone.

Good luck, Sam, go for it!

Great article with great news- still a chance he will realise his potential. Also great that the club has not rushed him.

Thank god for that.

I was a bit worried for a second there...


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Does anyone know if he has put on much weight?

I met him at a club function and he has certainly been working the upper body. He's not a Beamdog or Jonesy but he's looking strong.

I still remember when his name was called on draft day. I had watched him on u-tube and thought wow this kid looks like the real deal, i thought he would go before our next pick, i forgot all about him until our next pick came up and he was ours.

I was like a kid on Christmas day i yelled out yessssssssss my son come running in and said what are you yelling for, i didn't realize i was that loud. B)

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