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Jackson Paine is a 194cm key position player who is versatile and can play forward and midfield. Strong hands and showed out in the national under 18 championships and Sunday's TAC Cup grand final.

Sounds like he would be around at pick 12.

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    Do we really need another young developing KPP?

    Not in my book Casey is full of them, well a few.

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    Jackson Paine is a 194cm key position player who is versatile and can play forward and midfield. Strong hands and showed out in the national under 18 championships and Sunday's TAC Cup grand final.

    Sounds like he would be around at pick 12.

    All of these guys look so good in their highlight videos. It would be interesting to know how many highlights they score in a game on average.

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    Saw this guy play for MGS firsts when he was in yr10 and he was dominant on a wing. He to me is like Morton but stronger, better overhead, and a will for the contest. Not sure about many other young kids or where Paine will go in the draft. But a versatile player like him could be a very good option

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    Jackson Paine is a 194cm key position player who is versatile and can play forward and midfield. Strong hands and showed out in the national under 18 championships and Sunday's TAC Cup grand final.

    Sounds like he would be around at pick 12.

    He will be around at pick 12 and id say he's be around at pick 40.

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    Do we really need another young developing KPP?

    becasue we have so many big guys to choose from? of course we need to look at more.

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