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new member here and thought i should get my first post under my belt and what better way than on an ode to jack watts thread. As john cougar melloncamp once said, "jackies gunna be a football star"

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new member here and thought i should get my first post under my belt and what better way than on an ode to jack watts thread. As john cougar melloncamp once said, "jackies gunna be a football star"

Welcome!

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new member here and thought i should get my first post under my belt and what better way than on an ode to jack watts thread. As john cougar melloncamp once said, "jackies gunna be a football star"

They all will .

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new member here and thought i should get my first post under my belt and what better way than on an ode to jack watts thread. As john cougar melloncamp once said, "jackies gunna be a football star"

Yeah, he's got a bit to go though.

He's more like 'Jill' than 'Jack', ATMO.

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Why is it that I have a problem with articles from this source? A fairy floss fluff piece is about what I expect from SportsNewsFirst whose reputation precedes it.

I prefer to see players playing great football during the season to being informed how they're training the house down in December. Every AFL club has players doing that at this time of year.


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Yeah, he's got a bit to go though.

He's more like 'Jill' than 'Jack', ATMO.

Gee, if the only 'Jills' you know have that much facial hair ...

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Interesting the quote from Brown that Jack is a KPP especially as there has been speculation here and elsewhere that he may be used as a winger.

But as the previous poster has suggested, training the house down in preseason doesn't always translate into season success: that said however a bulked up, fit and fired up JW is still an exciting thought.

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Gee, if the only 'Jills' you know have that much facial hair ...

HaHaHa, Lets just say he's proven nothin' yet & has a Looong Ways to go before he's playing real AFL footy level.

It was nice to see his 'have a go' attitude which turned up after about Rnd 5, or 6ish... but that only showed us he wants to try.

Noe it's time for him to start morphing into manhood.

Like Daisy Williams (Thomas) did last Year.

Master Watts can do it as well, eventually. It may as well be this summer. He can take a Leaf from Trenners book. Theres a start for him.

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Gee, if the only 'Jills' you know have that much facial hair ...

Re the Facial Hair, I was born with more Bum fluff that he has on his upper lip.

And my Granny has more stubble. B)

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Brown has a hard job next year IMO.

He obviously needs to implement a structure that accommodates Clark, Watts, Jurrah with Martin and possibly Jamar rotating through, but he has no obvious small forward (perhaps Davey) and a lot of mid size target type forwards to also use in an effective way: Howe, Petterd, Green etc.

In short, it seems to me that he has a lot of potential targets, though no crumbers.

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Just saw the thread about Davey. Perhaps he will be the small forward Brown needs. Is he training with the forward group?

Also, anyone able to give an update on how Lawrence is coming on? Could he play an effective role in a big forward line at AFL level in 2012?

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Noe it's time for him to start morphing into manhood.

Like Daisy Williams did last Year.

Reckon you've got the wrong bloke. Daisy Williams morphed into manhood over 30 years ago.

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Why is it that I have a problem with articles from this source? A fairy floss fluff piece is about what I expect from SportsNewsFirst whose reputation precedes it.

I prefer to see players playing great football during the season to being informed how they're training the house down in December. Every AFL club has players doing that at this time of year.

Exactly

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Reckon you've got the wrong bloke. Daisy Williams morphed into manhood over 30 years ago.

Your Right,,, Williams was a great little player. I thought up the wrong name.

Daisy Thomas...of course.


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Brown has a hard job next year IMO.

He obviously needs to implement a structure that accommodates Clark, Watts, Jurrah with Martin and possibly Jamar rotating through, but he has no obvious small forward (perhaps Davey) and a lot of mid size target type forwards to also use in an effective way: Howe, Petterd, Green etc.

In short, it seems to me that he has a lot of potential targets, though no crumbers.

Who were Collingwoods small forwards last year?

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Geelong's?

This idea that you need a specific crumber is misguided.

You need all players working to apply defensive pressure to cause turnover and in turn scoring opportunities.

Every player can be a crumber.

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