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Yes I was told by Neeld that he will play a maximum of 16 games this year, being a combination of senior games with Casey, Oakleigh Chargers, U18 Champs and i think he said 2 games with Carey Grammar.

The MFC have organised a very strict schedule of trainning and games for him this year to develop him and to protect him against burn out.

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A close friend of mine (whom is connected to the MFC) has told me Jack Viney will be given the number #31 jumper next year. Its fair to say Jack will wear it with alot more respect than that "other guy" :P

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Don't give him that number. It's to be left vacant for at least a decade.

I am not going to run away from a number because some simpleton ran away from the club.

Give it to Viney or give it Tynan or give it to Comp pick number 2, but don't mothball it because of HWFUA.

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I am not going to run away from a number because some simpleton run away from the club.

Give it to Viney or give it Tynan or give it to Comp pick number 2, but don't mothball it because of HWFUA.

I think we need to leave 31 alone for awhile..but que sera sera...
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I think we need to leave 31 alone for awhile..but que sera sera...

I agree WYL. It has gone from a superstition to a Claustrophobia for me.

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Sylvia shouldn't feel any pressure whatsoever. Twelve is HIS number and should/can finish his career with the same distinction Todd left his. I feel and hope Jack has same attitude towards numbers as Gary Ablett jr did.

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Don't give him that number. It's to be left vacant for at least a decade.

Mothballs won't get rid of the skunks stench. But a ceremonial Burning may. Followed by a resurrecting of a fresh No 31, presented to the young Big 'V', Jack V.

I like the Idea For Todds son to get it. the skunk never had the heart to fill that jumper. I said Trengove was more like Barassi @ the Time. and is proving of the right stuff.

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Mothballs won't get rid of the skunks stench. But a ceremonial Burning may. Followed by a resurrecting of a fresh No 31, presented to the young Big 'V', Jack V.

I like the Idea For Todds son to get it. the skunk never had the heart to fill that jumper. I said Trengove was more like Barassi @ the Time. and is proving of the right stuff.

Let the young JV create his own number.
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