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James Magner

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Had a brief chat with him at Family Day, seems a really focused lad, looks as fit as a mallee bull and pulled up well from the Collingwood game (Bail also mentioned this that they all pulled up well, they're fit!), "looking forward to the Hawks game".

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    Well deserved i thought

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    As expected

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    He walked off the ground with the team after the loss without limping. My 'expert' analysis says he'll be good to go in Perth.

    Good news for Dreamteamers all over Australia. Not to mention Melbourne supporters.

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    He walked off the ground with the team after the loss without limping. My 'expert' analysis says he'll be good to go in Perth.

    Yeah i saw that to, why i referred to it as just a rolled ankle, havnt heard much talked about it either which is generally positive

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    There wasnt much to cheer about on Sat but I was trmendously enthused by this bloke. He CAN play footy. A bonus.. he CAN actually KICK a footy too, how novel !! He seems very efficient with ball and a no nonsense type. Can we get a couple more like him please...... pretty please :)

    Well done on debut James. Probablyone of the few who can be excused not to hang their head in shame.

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    Well done on debut James. Probablyone of the few who can be excused not to hang their head in shame.

    Absolutely. Even better, he got plenty of uncontested ball as well as contested.

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    If he keeps up his form it will be interesting to see how he copes with a tag.

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    If he keeps up his form it will be interesting to see how he copes with a tag.

    MRP comes to mind...

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    If he keeps up his form it will be interesting to see how he copes with a tag.

    He'll probably eat him !!!
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    Just wanted to bump this thread and praise Magner on his tagging performance on Boyd. 4 games under his belt against an influential player, and limiting him for the whole night was very impressive from what I thought.

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    Just wanted to bump this thread and praise Magner on his tagging performance on Boyd. 4 games under his belt against an influential player, and limiting him for the whole night was very impressive from what I thought.

    Yeah he cut alot out of Boyds game yesterday.

    was not great for his SC though.....haha but will take the match day result anyday of the week

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    Just wanted to bump this thread and praise Magner on his tagging performance on Boyd. 4 games under his belt against an influential player, and limiting him for the whole night was very impressive from what I thought.

    Defenitely, super impressed with his game. Don't think Boyd would have gone under 20 possessions a lot in the last few years.

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    It was Neeld

    you know this how ?

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    Go the Magnum!

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    Anyone notice James Magner's boots? There unlike any I've ever seen. I'd love to get my hands on a pair.

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