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Key Forward

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Why wouldn't the club look at Little from Williamstown as a big bodied forward. Seems to be very competitve, strong, a good lead and accurate kick?

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    Why wouldn't the club look at Little from Williamstown as a big bodied forward. Seems to be very competitve, strong, a good lead and accurate kick?

    because isnt he only 185cm or something? he is a quick lead, but he isnt key forward

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    Why wouldn't the club look at Little from Williamstown as a big bodied forward. Seems to be very competitve, strong, a good lead and accurate kick?

    Not ONLY LITTLE- He is not BIG BODIED....& GC will pick him up as a player previously listed - being Hawthorn.

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    Not ONLY LITTLE- He is not BIG BODIED....& GC will pick him up as a player previously listed - being Hawthorn.

    And I think a lot of people need to realise that finding that "nugget" from the VFL (a la JPod and Barlow) is a lot harder than they think. JPod wouldn't have had anywhere near the influence he did had he played for a mid-range club.

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    We have one already and his name is DANNY HUGHES, Just needs a go.

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    We have one already and his name is DANNY HUGHES, Just needs a go.

    Please read the post header.

    Whatever Danny Hughes is or may be or could be or may hope to be, it is NOT a KPP Forward!!!!!!!!!!!

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    We have one already and his name is DANNY HUGHES, Just needs a go.

    Danny Hughes has been on and off our rookie list for five years and you think he "just needs a go"?

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    Please read the post header.

    Whatever Danny Hughes is or may be or could be or may hope to be, it is NOT a KPP Forward!!!!!!!!!!!

    I don't know. I tend to think also that Danny just needs a chance.

    I don't know if you got to see him against the doggies, but he kept working hard in pretty wet and slippery conditions and took some good marks.

    Agreed tho that he isn't a KPP as he is a bit small, but I see some potential in him (Given the chance...)

    Gippy

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    I don't know. I tend to think also that Danny just needs a chance.

    I don't know if you got to see him against the doggies, but he kept working hard in pretty wet and slippery conditions and took some good marks.

    Agreed tho that he isn't a KPP as he is a bit small, but I see some potential in him (Given the chance...)

    Gippy

    I think Danny Hughes maybe delisted,unfortunately..to gain a bigger taller forward.

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    Bloody hell...

    Hughes could be good if given a chance, best case scenario.

    He still won't be better than Jurrah, Petterd, Bate, Dunn et al, vying for the same spots.

    This romantic notion that he can make it ignores what's best for our club.

    Back when we were still wallowing in the depths of 2008, it'd be fair to give him a game.

    Now, he's just not good enough. We need to aim higher than "he could make it if he was given a chance."

    A good player will force his way into the side.

    Adios Danny. Good luck.

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