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Petterd is one of our more creative players. When given the odd spell in the middle he really gets active. I'd like to see this more regularly, especially when he is having trouble getting involved down forward.

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    Petterd is one of our more creative players. When given the odd spell in the middle he really gets active. I'd like to see this more regularly, especially when he is having trouble getting involved down forward.

    He split his time fairly equally between the midfield and the forward line. Good to see how well he can perform in both areas.

    Loved the dummy he pulled when he kicked that poster :)

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    Still yet to play 50 games... sure he has been on the list for a while but he has been injured a lot. Dropping him to Casey has done wonders for him and proved that he still has plenty to learn and areas in which he can only get better. Probably more important to our side than most people give him credit for... going to be a very good player for us.

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    Loved his smother on the goal line on Jordan Lewis down the other end.

    Agree BTD, could add some real x-factor to the middle which is lacking

    at times.

    However his forward pressure and presence in our forward line would

    be sorely missed with him going to the middle.

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