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Michael Evans upgraded from rookie list

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According to Patrick Keane:

@AFL_PKeane

Melb places J Fitzpatrick, J Grimes and J Spencer all on long-term injury list. Michael Evans upgraded from rookie list for Spencer.

I would think he will come in this week. Hopefully we unearth a young star.

 

His name is too generic for him to be a star. His name should be "Hans Evans" or something.

 

or Hunt

Gold


We haven't done to badly in recent years from the rookie list, McKenzie, Davey, Jamar and this kid Evans can play.

Jurrah, McKensie....EVANS

Our club can pick good rookies! Wish we got as lucky with our other picks?!

 

His name is too generic for him to be a star. His name should be "Hans Evans" or something.

Good 'evans, lucky he wasn't named Greg, LoL... :lol:

Edited by dee-luded

Juvenile but funny.

yeah agree, pretty pathetic and not original

sometimes the little naughty boy in me slips out

He has looked like he belongs on an AFL list since the intra-club hitout.

I'd like to think he'll be upgraded permanently for next year, but it's starting to become a tight squeeze for spots.


or Hunt

God knows we could use a bit of that in the side

Jurrah, McKenzie....EVANS

Our club can pick good rookies! Wish we got as lucky with our other picks?!

Jurrah was a PSD #1 pick straight on to the main list, not a rookie (still a good pick though!).

He has looked like he belongs on an AFL list since the intra-club hitout.

I'd like to think he'll be upgraded permanently for next year, but it's starting to become a tight squeeze for spots.

Yeah probably does deserves a list position, i dont see who the 4 we will cut for ND positions let alone a 5th spot.... will be interesting

Lets just enjoy this kid while we can

yeah agree, pretty pathetic and not original

sometimes the little naughty boy in me slips out

Well, the highest profile wrestling referee back in the Jack Little and World Championship Wrestling days went by that very name (in fact he owned a gym up at the old City Baths if I recall correctly).

However, I think if he just rearranged his name, he might do well... Evan Michaels. Could work.


yeah agree, pretty pathetic and not original

sometimes the little naughty boy in me slips out

As I said else where today DC never lose your sense of humour.

I look for a DC ism every day keep up the good work.

And it's official now, cos he is IN MY SUPERCOACH TEAM

who is he a downgrade for? not on field surely?

 

He has looked like he belongs on an AFL list since the intra-club hitout.

I'd like to think he'll be upgraded permanently for next year, but it's starting to become a tight squeeze for spots.

There's plenty of room.


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