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I've been praising him all season, but even I was surprised to hear tonight that he has been averaging something like 28 disposals over the past few weeks.

I have loved him for years, and am so happy to see his efforts at training really starting to pay off, been a revelation so far this year

 

Really pleased with Morton tonight.....a really good step...showed some run and didnt kick as poorly as usual.

I hope he can take the next step...

I was surprised that Morton was retained ahead of Maric or Petterd, but I'm happy to say I also saw something to like in Morton tonight. He actually has some pace when he's got the ball and an opponent on his tail. Disposals weren't great, but endeavour definitely improved.

 

everyone said Strauss was worse than Zakarakis? Flogged him tonight for mine!!

Thought Strauss was good tonight. Have often wondered why he is marked hard by a few on here. Considering he's been injured quite a lot & has played less than five games I think he has shown glimpses of what he can become.

I too have been a knocker of Jones, not his endeavor...just his disposals...but Jonesey tonight well done!


Thrilled with this win. It doesn't change how I feel about the way they played last week, but it shows that the team can match some pretty impressive opponents when they put their minds to it. Now I want to see them play like that every week.

Also i like a special mention to, dare i say it Carton.. sorry Carlton and Mitch Robinson...Mitch what can I say ...thanks just thanks....just when all was lost we found an ally in the most unlikely of places.....you alone have given our year a glimmer of hope......I would hate to be you in round 20....

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Also i like a special mention to, dare i say it Carton.. sorry Carlton and Mitch Robinson...Mitch what can I say ...thanks just thanks....just when all was lost we found an ally in the most unlikely of places.....you alone have given our year a glimmer of hope......I would hate to be you in round 20....

He's going to get killed.

Plus they may well be without Judd that week, it'll be down to their young brigade to stand up.

 

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