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Unusual

Whispering_Jack
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What's unusual about this Oakleigh Chargers team selected to play against the Bendigo Pioneers tomorrow at Warrawee Park at 2:00 PM?

B Williams Evans Hachem

HB Greene Tomlinson Heath

C Orval Tyson Soriano

HF Hammond T. Curran Collopy

F Gotch Murphy Pearce

R C. Prowse Viney Wooffindin

Int McDonald D. Harris Jaksch Purcell MacRae Jong Arnot

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    What's unusual about this Oakleigh Chargers team selected to play against the Bendigo Pioneers tomorrow at Warrawee Park at 2:00 PM?

    B Williams Evans Hachem

    HB Greene Tomlinson Heath

    C Orval Tyson Soriano

    HF Hammond T. Curran Collopy

    F Gotch Murphy Pearce

    R C. Prowse Viney Wooffindin

    Int McDonald D. Harris Jaksch Purcell MacRae Jong Arnot

    The sons of the MFC and Casey head coaches are playing. Seb and Jack.

    BTW Seb is an excellent, bloody excellent WK/Batsman.

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    Viney is playing with a Green(e), Evans, McDonald?

    and a Gotch/Williams (casey & ball movement coach)?

    He's named on he field?

    Im assuming "unusual" is another word for "promising"

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    Had a bit to do with Caulfield Grammar this year, young Seb Gotch is going to be an absolute gun whichever way he chooses (footy or cricket). Pity he can't do a Simon O'Donnell and continue with both. Had a couple of real lookers at Caulfield this year - Gotch, Tom Bugg (off to GWS next year - will be watching his progress closely - dead set GUN, really should be looking at snaffling him from GWS in a year or 2 when his contract is up) and Jordy Kelly playing for Vic country at CHB all look the goods.

    as for 'unusual' - what rhaz said above

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    Does Gotch share his father's height? If so would he get a game in "modern football"? Oh and if he's a decent cricketer, I thnk we might need him there more, although being a Victorian...

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    Does Gotch share his father's height? If so would he get a game in "modern football"? Oh and if he's a decent cricketer, I thnk we might need him there more, although being a Victorian...

    Unfortunately yes, dead set midget. Takes a massive hanger though. Is it possible for a 5 and half footer to play tall???? That's what he does at schoolboy level! Would get a gig as a specialist small forward a la Milne, Schneider although plays more like Le Cras great set of hands

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    Wooffindin is a distant cousin of Shane Woewodin?

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    Wooffindin is a distant cousin of Shane Woewodin?

    That's so bad it made me laugh.

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    Had a bit to do with Caulfield Grammar this year, young Seb Gotch is going to be an absolute gun whichever way he chooses (footy or cricket). Pity he can't do a Simon O'Donnell and continue with both. Had a couple of real lookers at Caulfield this year - Gotch, Tom Bugg (off to GWS next year - will be watching his progress closely - dead set GUN, really should be looking at snaffling him from GWS in a year or 2 when his contract is up) and Jordy Kelly playing for Vic country at CHB all look the goods.

    as for 'unusual' - what rhaz said above

    CGS need some guns. They haven't had one for a few seasons.

    Edited by AdamFarr

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    Does Gotch share his father's height? If so would he get a game in "modern football"? Oh and if he's a decent cricketer, I thnk we might need him there more, although being a Victorian...

    Gotch is a midget but an absolute machine, racks up the possies, dangerous small forward and can take a hanger.

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