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Just heard who I think will be a future leader of our Club - Jack Viney. He spoke amazingly for a 16 year old and more importantly said how much it would make his Dad proud if he played with the "Dees". I loved the way he talked about the Club as the "dees". It made me feel that he already feels part of the Club.

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I heard Lynden Dunn was sighted having a cuddle with his two-week old son prior to our game against the Swans. The fact that young Emmet is so quick to travel to the 'G to watch his dad must mean he bleeds red n' blue. Future captain right there.

Also, I should get a prize if this actually occurs.

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I heard Lynden Dunn was sighted having a cuddle with his two-week old son prior to our game against the Swans. The fact that young Emmet is so quick to travel to the 'G to watch his dad must mean he bleeds red n' blue. Future captain right there.

Also, I should get a prize if this actually occurs.

OK, 2 boiled eggs to the winner.

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Jack Watts spoke impressively at his first presser. Scully was impressive a few weeks back at his presser. The extension of which is patently obvious: Jack Viney will cops heaps for not living up to his potential and will then leave for GWS after eight weeks at Melbourne, citing "a new challenge after giving Melbourne great service" as his reason for leaving.

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I heard Lynden Dunn was sighted having a cuddle with his two-week old son prior to our game against the Swans. The fact that young Emmet is so quick to travel to the 'G to watch his dad must mean he bleeds red n' blue. Future captain right there.

Also, I should get a prize if this actually occurs.

hahahahahahahahaha i love it. Imagine what Jurrahs son is gonna be like. He'll be kicking balls through doors and windows when hes still in his nappies

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I heard Lynden Dunn was sighted having a cuddle with his two-week old son prior to our game against the Swans. The fact that young Emmet is so quick to travel to the 'G to watch his dad must mean he bleeds red n' blue. Future captain right there.

Also, I should get a prize if this actually occurs.

If it happens feel free to track me down and I'll give you one.

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Why do so many on this site insist on nominating "future captains". It is like a freaking curse. As soon as a player is crowned "future captain" they immediately lose their capacity to kick the footy. We are now guaranteed that J. Viney will dispose of the pill by foot in the same scattergun fashion as his old man. I was hoping for better.

I hereby nominate Jack Grimes & Aaron Davey to never assume the ultimate leadership mantle. I will be satisfied if they consistently hit the target they're actually aiming for.

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I heard Lynden Dunn was sighted having a cuddle with his two-week old son prior to our game against the Swans. The fact that young Emmet is so quick to travel to the 'G to watch his dad must mean he bleeds red n' blue. Future captain right there.

Also, I should get a prize if this actually occurs.

yEP- A CHICKEN EGG.

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Just because we don't draft THICK Campbell Brown type doesn't make them Captain material BTW how many captains can you have in 3-4 years time ?

46 ODD-WHOLE PLAYING LIST.

RUDDY RIDICULOUS THREAD-

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No player since I've been on here (2004-ish I think) has come CLOSE to getting the "future captain" tag as much as one particular man... and this should serve as a lesson to those picking future captains every time they see a player string three words together:

Brock McLean.

(PS, Jack Grimes is catching up quickly)

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No player since I've been on here (2004-ish I think) has come CLOSE to getting the "future captain" tag as much as one particular man... and this should serve as a lesson to those picking future captains every time they see a player string three words together:

Brock McLean.

(PS, Jack Grimes is catching up quickly)

Haha, those were the days.... How quickly those perceptions changed when form and injury issues hit

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yEP- A CHICKEN EGG.

46 ODD-WHOLE PLAYING LIST.

RUDDY RIDICULOUS THREAD-

Caps lock....

No player since I've been on here (2004-ish I think) has come CLOSE to getting the "future captain" tag as much as one particular man... and this should serve as a lesson to those picking future captains every time they see a player string three words together:

Brock McLean.

I blame the changes to the game...;P

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To stop the curse from spreading I nominate myself as the future captain for life. :)

So any future captains mentioned here must nominate me, that should solve any problems....

But seriously, many player have great leadership in different forms, the skill is taking on that weight and still play good footy. As Green on the TV at half time, is impression on how a captain should be on the field is/was affecting his game play. There is the real skill in it.

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I heard Lynden Dunn was sighted having a cuddle with his two-week old son prior to our game against the Swans. The fact that young Emmet is so quick to travel to the 'G to watch his dad must mean he bleeds red n' blue. Future captain right there.

Also, I should get a prize if this actually occurs.

Yes but I will not be around to supply it, perhaps I could leave you a prize in my will.

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