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2011 Player Review - # 24 Liam Jurrah

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A few people on Demonland suggested trading him. :lol::)

One poster said he would trade him for Gumbleton!

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    Although I still have question marks on him it was obvious he was playing injured during the second half of last season. His great leap totally disappeared and he could never get off the ground in marking contests. Still he played reasonably well. He also needs the right people to get into his ears.

    Agree with this and despite this still contributed his average and topped the goalkicking. At times second guessed, but so did many members of the team in uncertain times. I think keeping it simple and with a different structure may pay dividends and make his star shine brighter.

    One poster said he would trade him for Gumbleton!

    Good memory. Range Rover if memory serves correct.

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    I think we need to keep things in perspective re the impact that Clark is going to have on the team. Not so much in terms of structure but the flow on effects it wil have on the performance of other players. LJ's work ethic must improve in 2012 of his own merits. At the end of the day his consistency of performance in 2011 was sub-par.

    More games under the belt next season with the plan to have him really hitting his strides in 2013. He has the talent, and the engine, to be an A grader.

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    One poster said he would trade him for Gumbleton!

    Name and shame. :)

    Utter shame. Fumbleton? Really?

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