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It was Queen's Birthday two years ago when the Magpie Mongrels welcomed Jack to the big time in ignominious fashion.

I would love nothing better than for Jack to come out next week, breathing fire, and take his game to yet another level, with a BOG performance.

They may have "welcomed" him to the MCG. But, would be real nice if he was able to "farewell" them from our hallowed turf, with their tails firmly stuffed between their legs!

This past Friday night he really showed something. And, his emotional actions post-match really showed what a win for the MFC means to him. This picture says it all.

Go Jack! Go Dees!

 

Doubt it will be this year that he dominates but it won't be too far away .

 

I reckon Rohan Bail is one of the few players not to remember their debut.

I reckon Rohan Bail is one of the few players not to remember their debut.

His first kick was a beauty though!

Too bad he did his quad kicking it, 15 secs into a game at the Dome...


For some reason I thought he was concussed.

I think Tarrant would probably man up on him, no?

Or does Watts cover too much ground?

 

Watts is gonna be a toughie for them - it'll probably be O'Brien tbh, Maxwell doesn't offer enough around the ground and Tarrant is just eh.

For some reason I thought he was concussed.

A quad - or something similar - rings true to me. IIRC he had it in the warmup but thought he was okay.


would have though reid would go to watts, o'brien to jurrah and tarrant to green

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