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Nev's Back!

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We have Gawn on the LTI, and now we will elevate Clark. We were able to elevate one at the start of the year due to having 1 listed veteran. That means Magner, Nicho, and Couch can and will remain on the primary list.


I'm a fan of Jetta's. Whether he can perform over the remainder of the season may well decide whether he remains on the list in 2013.

Good Luck Nev

Good for him. I rate Jetta and still think he can be a part of our regular 22 at the end of the year (if he can just avoid shattering into a thousand pieces by then).

Good, I'm a fan and glad he may be able to fight for his place on the list now.

Good luck.

 

Was impressed with him at training early in the year.

Hope he can come on & show he is worth a spot.


Must admit I have a huge soft spot for Nev Jetta, I think this guy can play but it has to be in the midfield or down back. I loved the story of the family moving to Melbourne when he was drafted, I feel sorry for him due to the constant injuries he has had. It is a few years back now but his game against Brisbane at Visy park was one of the most dominate game we have seen from any of our midfielders since, hard was great around the clearances.

I hope he can get his body right for the next 10 weeks, fplay a couple of senior games, dominate finals for Casey and retain his spot on our list for a couple more years. This kid is all heart and deserves some luck.

Will be good for Jetta to have an opportunity to remain on our list, its not over for Nev just yet perhaps.

Although most likely the writing is already on the wall, it is never too late to turn it around,

good luck to Nev, hopefully he knuckles down for the hard work - as he needs to improve a lot to remain on our list.

I think Nev will play a few games at Casey, regain his match fitness and then come into the 1sts. He is hard at it and offers us something different in the midfield mix. I'm not sure if its quite make or break time for him yet as he is still young - dont think either of Bennell or Jetta will be cut from our list at the end of the year.

Speaking of Jettas, it took ages for Leroy to come good. On the other hand Lewis was always a freak. Was playing WAFL 1sts at a young age was the black and white's version of Cyril Rioli.

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On the other hand Lewis was always a freak. Was playing WAFL 1sts at a young age was the black and white's version of Cyril Rioli.

And we could've had him! Oh the angst!

I expect that Neeld will like Nev's workrate and hardness, and I hope he can stay fit, and put his hand up for senior selection over the next 4 to 6 weeks.


And we could've had him! Oh the angst!

His brother Graham is a handy defender. Probably missed the boat for drafting though

I think Nev will play a few games at Casey, regain his match fitness and then come into the 1sts. He is hard at it and offers us something different in the midfield mix. I'm not sure if its quite make or break time for him yet as he is still young - dont think either of Bennell or Jetta will be cut from our list at the end of the year.

Speaking of Jettas, it took ages for Leroy to come good. On the other hand Lewis was always a freak. Was playing WAFL 1sts at a young age was the black and white's version of Cyril Rioli.

No I would stick with your day Job mate.

Comedy is not your go Really

I think Nev will play a few games at Casey, regain his match fitness and then come into the 1sts. He is hard at it and offers us something different in the midfield mix. I'm not sure if its quite make or break time for him yet as he is still young - dont think either of Bennell or Jetta will be cut from our list at the end of the year.

Speaking of Jettas, it took ages for Leroy to come good. On the other hand Lewis was always a freak. Was playing WAFL 1sts at a young age was the black and white's version of Cyril Rioli.

I agree DWA, & hope your right.

Nev is IMO a good type, lacks outright speed, but I think he has some strong skills to add to our list.

I hope he can mature quickly & keep a place to develop further.

I like Nev, he is a well rounded small player, but he must prove his value quickly. Not quick enough for mine.

No I would stick with your day Job mate.

Comedy is not your go Really

You can be a real pain Old Dee...do you ever post anything that doesn't involve sh***** on the Club, the players or other posters?

if anybody actually listens to what the coaches say, at the beginning of the season before he got injured, Jade Rawlings said in public and in a conversation with me at the Family Day that Nev had improved out of sight over the off season....he was fitter than ever.....spoke to him after the injury and Jade said he was [censored] off he had lost him from the back

Although I am biased my MFC jumper has the nr 39 on the back.

Nev will still be at the Club next season


You can be a real pain Old Dee...do you ever post anything that doesn't involve sh***** on the Club, the players or other posters?

Nev will still be at the Club next season

Old dee is allright mate, never any malice in his posts, just loves to take the bait whenever #7 is mentioned.

In fact, If you ever get bored on demonland you can go 'fishing' for old dee. He's a easy to 'catch', goes for a lot of different baits; JB, #7, Bennell, Jamie, old #43, Carey Park Panthers, Jetta's mate, outs for this week, only couple of touches, possible delists etc etc

Is he quick enough to be the lock-down small defender, with Bartram out for the season?

I love him. Always trying to make something happen and great evasive skills

 

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