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Brad Miller to Richmond

RalphiusMaximus
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Just found the following on Miller's twitter.

BradMilzy

Great 1st week @ punt rd! Really good bunch of lads. A couple of the young blokes have taught me a lesson on w/rate in the gym!!...SOLID!!

Looks like the move to Richmond is pretty much a done deal.

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    I thought we already knew that?

    I knew that they had spoken to him. I don't know if there has been any confirmation before, but I thought this was a pretty clear indication that he was going to sign with them.

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    I knew that they had spoken to him. I don't know if there has been any confirmation before, but I thought this was a pretty clear indication that he was going to sign with them.

    Fair enough. I had it etched in my brain that this has been 100% set in stone for some time, but I've got no evidence to support this (can't see anything conclusive in the old threads etc).

    Cheers for that.

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    i think this would be similar to most people looking to get taken in the draft, trying to train at another club where they are likely to get taken, many players train and dont get picked up, but i think its a sure thing that miller will be in the yellow and black next season.

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    Good luck to the guy, but tell me how he can get on their list as a "rookie"?

    Age, games played ... he's as un-rookie as you can get.

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    Best of luck to him. I know he's not everyone cup of tea here.... However I played most of my footy off a half back flank and strongly believe that a big strong lead up forward on the burst is the best thing since sliced bread. When Millsy was on song, presenting up high on the half forward line there were very few going around better than him. Unfortunately for him there wasn't much else around him or forward of him for past few years. Maybe I'm just a little too old school, run in straight lines kinda guy but seeing him present would've had me kicking in his direction 9 times out of 10. Hope for his sake he can etch out a bit more at AFL level, he's too good to be running around in suburban footy. anyway thats my take :)

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    Good luck to him at Richmond.I wasn't too sure If he would get a chance to play at AFL level again but good on him.

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    Hope to see him on the footy field next year.

    So do I, Against us.

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