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Jeremy Howe

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Is it posing a rhetorical question?

2009 by a mile---however I think in the next few years ,our picks for 2010 will really surface- Cook, Howe,Troy Davis, Tom McDonald, Jordie McKenzie & Jake Spencer were added to the senior list..The rookie list picks is also a ripper including- Evans, Nicholson, the exciting Lawrence, Johnston, Campbell-Newton and McNamara making up the rest...we surely cannot complain with recruiting over the latest few years under Prendergast.

 

His hands are outstanding and the marks he took today were great. The 2 goals were very handy. Definitely a future player for us and we havent seen him take a trade mark screamer yet.

Is he a chance for the rising star nomination this week?

Menzel got the nod this week, but I like Howie's chances before season's end (not that it's worth much anyway!)

I must admit I wasn't overly enthused initially when we drafted Howe. "Why take a mature age, midsized forward that nobody's heard of with an early pick" I wondered to myself. Shows how little I know! :rolleyes:

He has been fantastic. Still a long way to go, but he possesses the tools to make it. Pretty much puts an end to Bate's career at Melbourne.

Wasn't he pick 30? Hardly early.

 
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Wasn't he pick 30? Hardly early.

Pick 33.

Pick 33.

I remember reading that the pies were about to swoop before our next pick...not sure how much truth to it.


Word was that the Pies had flown Howe over in secrecy for a clandestine workout.

We were into him and got wind of their interest, so pounced earlier than originally intended.

Glad we did.

Word was that the Pies had flown Howe over in secrecy for a clandestine workout.

We were into him and got wind of their interest, so pounced earlier than originally intended.

Glad we did.

He didn't like their facilities.

He didn't like their facilities.

Doesn't like the idea of trekking over crumbled rocks on a 45 degree slope in Arizona either...too risky, could do a PCL/ACL...oops sorry Browny, Mick & Eddie.

Good for the red blood cells though...

 

He didn't like their facilities.

or brown paper bags full money...

or Human Growth Hormones.... :lol:


Doesn't like the idea of trekking over crumbled rocks on a 45 degree slope in Arizona either...too risky, could do a PCL/ACL...oops sorry Browny, Mick & Eddie.

Good for the red blood cells though...

And a Patella too.

Makes the LBrown pick a couple of years back a genius stroke.

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