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I'm going to take an outright punt at this...will probably get it wrong...

Trengove

Tapscott

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and I reckon there's one more but dunno who...4?

Jordie McKenzie.

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    FUTURE CAPTAIN!!!!! OMFG!!!!11

    Made me laugh :)

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    Jordie McKenzie.

    Isn't Jordie McKamakaze from the Western District Vic????

    Rivers is from SA

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    Isn't Jordie McKamakaze from the Western District Vic????

    Rivers is from SA

    Jordie is from Terang, Riv is from S.A- Adelaide...

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    Jordie is from Terang, Riv is from S.A- Adelaide...

    Just because I've got nothing better to do:

    Vic

    Clint Bartram

    Matthew Bate

    Sam Blease

    Lucas Cook

    Robert Campbell

    Troy Davis

    Lynden Dunn

    Jack Fitzpatrick

    James Frawley

    Max Gawn

    Jack Grimes

    Jordan Gysberts

    Cameron Johnston

    Nathan Jones

    Addam Maric

    Stefan Martin

    Tom McDonald

    Jordie McKenzie

    Brent Moloney

    Michael Newton

    Daniel Nicholson

    Tom Scully

    James Strauss

    Colin Sylvia

    Matthew Warnock

    Jack Watts

    WA

    Jamie Bennell

    Michael Evans

    Neville Jetta

    Kelvin Lawrence

    Cale Morton

    SA

    Mark Jamar

    Tom McNamara

    Jared Rivers

    Luke Tapscott

    Jack Trengove

    Qld

    Rohan Bail

    Joel Macdonald

    Ricky Petterd

    Jake Spencer

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    Aaron Davey

    Liam Jurrah

    Austin Wonaeamirri

    Tas

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    Brad Green

    Jeremy Howe

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    • 1 month later...

    Admittedly, he is a while off (2014) but nevertheless is anticipated hugely - so much so that he was in the article in the Adelaide Now about the redevelopment of the Adelaide Oval regarding kids from SA who will start playing in 2014.

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    Hope he's tougher than his old man.

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    Hope he's tougher than his old man.

    Great player of a successful era for the Dees. Light-bodied, spectacular mark and quality run and carry player.

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    Massive guns.

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    Great player of a successful era for the Dees. Light-bodied, spectacular mark and quality run and carry player.

    That means there are a hell of a lot of 'greats' out there.

    Stretch was a 'handy' player. Good outside. Long kick.

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    Great player of a successful era for the Dees. Light-bodied, spectacular mark and quality run and carry player.

    In todays game Steven Stretch would be an absolute star. He would have been far more suited to the modern game.

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    In todays game Steven Stretch would be an absolute star. He would have been far more suited to the modern game.

    Agree, the similarities between Steven Stretch and Cale Morton in physical attributes and skills is very similar. But that's where it stops. Stretch whilst not the most aggressive or physical player, did not shirk contests or get intimidated by them, and this is where he reigns so much more supreme than Morton.

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    Agree, the similarities between Steven Stretch and Cale Morton in physical attributes and skills is very similar. But that's where it stops. Stretch whilst not the most aggressive or physical player, did not shirk contests or get intimidated by them, and this is where he reigns so much more supreme than Morton.

    Not sure how Cale Morton came into this discussion but he is 4 inches taller than Stretch. Cale could yet become a key position player.

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    In todays game Steven Stretch would be an absolute star. He would have been far more suited to the modern game.

    Agree. Would be a perfect HB flanker in today's game.

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    Agree, the similarities between Steven Stretch and Cale Morton in physical attributes and skills is very similar. But that's where it stops. Stretch whilst not the most aggressive or physical player, did not shirk contests or get intimidated by them, and this is where he reigns so much more supreme than Morton.

    comparing steve and cale is a bit of a stretch i think

    sorry, couldn't help it B)

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    Not sure how Cale Morton came into this discussion but he is 4 inches taller than Stretch. Cale could yet become a key position player.

    Must.....Not......Derail....Thread.....By.....Bagging.....Morton.......

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    Must.....Not......Derail....Thread.....By.....Bagging.....Morton.......

    a key position player that shirks contests...i'd like to see that!

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    comparing steve and cale is a bit of a stretch i think

    sorry, couldn't help it B)

    My reaction-HA HA HA--- see you soon during pre season...

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    That means there are a hell of a lot of 'greats' out there.

    Stretch was a 'handy' player. Good outside. Long kick.

    Stretch, Viney, Spalding, Johnson and Dean all came to the Dees around the same time and gave the club a badly needed boost after nearly twenty five years of nothing. He was a key player in that 87-91 period where we won a host of finals and should have won a premiership.

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