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Official TAC Cup Under 18 BOG Jack Viney Sandringham Dragons   6.1  7.6  10.10  17.11 (113) Oakleigh Chargers   2.2  9.4  14.6  16.9 (105) GOALS: Sandringham Dragons: Roberts 5 Williams 2 Coleman

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Mark Neeld would have been salivating.

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Why settle for dees history? AFL history.

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Official TAC Cup Under 18 BOG Jack Viney

Sandringham Dragons   6.1  7.6  10.10  17.11 (113)

Oakleigh Chargers   2.2  9.4  14.6  16.9 (105)

GOALS:

Sandringham Dragons: Roberts 5 Williams 2 Coleman 2 Paine 2 Richards 2 Sumner  Anastasio  Fallon  Ong 

Oakleigh Chargers: Murphy 5 Mascitti 2 Gotch 2 Hammond  Jong  Greene  Soriano  Wooffindin  Heath  Arnot 

BEST:

Sandringham Dragons: Roberts Darrou Paine Heagney-Steart Williams Woodward

Oakleigh Chargers: VINEY Harris Tomlinson Murphy Greene Purcell

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Thanks for updates all, just a few questions:

1. Final stats for JV?

2. Which afl players does he remind you of?

3. Where would you roughly place him in the draft if we didnt pick him up based on todays performance?

4. Can someone please describe to me his last fourth quarter?

Thanks all.

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Thanks for updates all, just a few questions:

 

1. Final stats for JV?

2. Which afl players does he remind you of?

3. Where would you roughly place him in the draft if we didnt pick him up based on todays performance?

 

4. Can someone please describe to me his last fourth quarter?

 

Thanks all.

 He had 34 possessions.

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Many thanks for the updates guys. Greatly appreciated, and topped off a great week and a bit for the MFC, after a season that couldn't end quickly enough. Let's hope the rest of the off-season continues in a similar vein.

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Kev,

It's a beautiful day.

Why not head down to Etihad?

Alternatively, I believe vision of the game is being screened through the TAC Cup site.

Roast lunch at Big Reds place with his future parents in law Jack

Very interesting from a MFC supporter background. We have Jack Viney playing for Oakleigh whilst Sandi's coach was formally listed as A demon..he was a listed player whom didn't get a game.

Go Jack GO.

Oakleighs coach Greg Doyle did play for us as well.

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The number of possessions he won is not enough to do his game justice. It's also the way he earned them and his ferocious attack on the football and on his opponent if the player had the football. He wouldn't concede a centimetre, he was so miserly in the way he tackled and harassed throughout the game. I suspect that he might have tired a bit in the game's latter stages. He was rotated off for a while in the third and spent a lot of time in the last quarter deep in the forward line. There was a time in the last quarter just before Sandy started it's final surge to win the game that a teammate chose a difficult snap instead of a pass to Viney which could have sealed the result. Viney looked filthy.

There were plenty of others on display in what was a terrific match - possibly the best I've seen all season and I'll be doing a report on the game at some stage in the next few days.

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The number of possessions he won is not enough to do his game justice. It's also the way he earned them and his ferocious attack on the football and on his opponent if the player had the football. He wouldn't concede a centimetre, he was so miserly in the way he tackled and harassed throughout the game. I suspect that he might have tired a bit in the game's latter stages. He was rotated off for a while in the third and spent a lot of time in the last quarter deep in the forward line. There was a time in the last quarter just before Sandy started it's final surge to win the game that a teammate chose a difficult snap instead of a pass to Viney which could have sealed the result. Viney looked filthy.

There were plenty of others on display in what was a terrific match - possibly the best I've seen all season and I'll be doing a report on the game at some stage in the next few days.

Well said WJ and yes he had every right to be filthy, I would be to If I was 10 meters out standing all by myself. I don't think Its any coincidence that when Jack started deep forward at the start of the last Sandy got on top In the middle.

Disappointing about the loss but he should hold his head high, he never gives up and wills himself into contest after contest.

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