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2010 Player Review - # 9 Jack Trengove

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Jack started off very well but tappered during mid year and was just coping at the end of the year. Looked a little slow at times. A big pre season will really bring him on.A very long term player whom could be anything.

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    I liked the confidence Trengove had in his own abilities from the 1st game. Like Scully not afraid of kicking on non-preferred running at top speed, and showed plenty of footy smarts. Just needs to keep building up his engine and polish up his overhead marking which let him down a few times that I remember.

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    KotD.

    What the hell does/has this got to to do with this thread-King of the Dots? .Gee they breed them well in Tassie.

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    No comment on the above.

    JT - what a star.

    The biggest argument is who will he be more like - Hird, Bartel or Buckley?

    Love this kid.

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    Thanks for a superb First up year Jack T. You wore number 9 Proudly.

    I shall always remember your first Goal. It was the moment our long Journey started. B)

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    Kissed on the D...

    As we were when Jordie McMahon kicked that famous goal after the siren.

    The abbreviation has become somewhat of a catchphrase on this forum, in reference to the cards falling in our favour.

    Mostly in regards to landing Scully and Trengove, but it is versatile.

    For instance, I was KotD when I discovered/remembered that I had the foresight in the preseason to put $50 on Judd as his odds were ridiculously high following his pressure-point suspension.

    Only realized after the count was over and I'd spent the last hour cheering for Swan to catch him.

    15-1 baby.

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    Kissed on the D...

    As we were when Jordie McMahon kicked that famous goal after the siren.

    The abbreviation has become somewhat of a catchphrase on this forum, in reference to the cards falling in our favour.

    Mostly in regards to landing Scully and Trengove, but it is versatile.

    For instance, I was KotD when I discovered/remembered that I had the foresight in the preseason to put $50 on Judd as his odds were ridiculously high following his pressure-point suspension.

    Only realized after the count was over and I'd spent the last hour cheering for Swan to catch him.

    15-1 baby.

    Very nice. Congrats.

    Terrific debut year for JT. As WYL said, I'll never forget his first goal against the team he supported as a kid.

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    Terrific debut year for JT. As WYL said, I'll never forget his first goal against the team he supported as a kid.

    Wasn't it Great- A Huge roar from a smallish but DIE HARD crowd...i have the DVD, its a good one to watch. The team is rough as but the spirit is Strong as. B)

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    Wasn't it Great- A Huge roar from a smallish but DIE HARD crowd...i have the DVD, its a good one to watch. The team is rough as but the spirit is Strong as. B)

    Yep. Never seen a bigger grin.

    What a beauty he is.

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    Yep. Never seen a bigger grin.

    What a beauty he is.

    I agree, actually think he is a better kick than Scully.

    I am not worried he ran out of puff as the season progressed.

    22 games is a long time for a first year recruit.

    I expect he will have a great 2011.

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    Jack started off very well but tappered during mid year and was just coping at the end of the year. Looked a little slow at times. A big pre season will really bring him on.A very long term player whom could be anything.

    Nicely put JCB, he looks a beauty Jack but did come back looking to lack a yard after his injury.

    A long first year that leaves not much doubt he will be a star for us for another 10.

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    Great debut season by Jack ... it would be unreasonable to have expected more. Hopefully he will be part of an elite midfield in two or three years.

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    Seems to have a cool head in a crises, and the tools to be able to do something about it. I get the feeling he will get better every year.

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