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He slows down and looks at the ball for AAAAGES before he kicks

He looks like he's in Auskick when he's about to kick the ball. Takes the time to ensure his form is right, but doesn't seem to realize that he is under pressure, and by the time he actually kicks it there's no chance it will ever hit a target

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DEAN COX FIRST 9 GAMES

K H D M H/O T G B

44 53 97 31 116 12 0 1

JAKE SPENCER FIRST 9 GAMES

K H D M H/O T G B

19 42 61 24 108 16 0 1

cox playey 17 games in his first year. Jake has play 9 over 3 years (6 2010, 2 2011, 1 this year)

give him time.

I can't believe you just compared him to Cox. Fair enough, let's look at the whole story and compare them at the same age.

http://www.footywire.com/afl/footy/ft_player_compare?tid1=12&pid1=2751&tid2=19&pid2=100&type=A&fid1=O&fid2=O

Give him time for what?

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Grimes and Tappy done nothing? Not hearing much about them on the radio, Sylvia running at 46% but at least he is getting his hand on the footy

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Let's be realistic about Spencer guys, he's probably our 4th or 5th option in the ruck, so if you want to be fair, compare him to someone who's a similar option.

In normal circumstances, the order would be Jamar, Clark (as backup), Martin, Gawn, then toss a coin for Spencer and Fitzpatrick.

He's a depth player, we need them, it would be pointless to have 5 superstar ruckmen and no money for any other players.

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I can't believe you just compared him to Cox. Fair enough, let's look at the whole story and compare them at the same age.

http://www.footywire...A&fid1=O&fid2=O

Give him time for what?

all i am saying is he gets a blasting all the time, buit he has played 9 games, how can we judge him yet.

i chose dean cox as arguably the best ruckman in the competition.

if jake ends up even half as good as him we will be happy.

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Let's be realistic about Spencer guys, he's probably our 4th or 5th option in the ruck, so if you want to be fair, compare him to someone who's a similar option.

In normal circumstances, the order would be Jamar, Clark (as backup), Martin, Gawn, then toss a coin for Spencer and Fitzpatrick.

He's a depth player, we need them, it would be pointless to have 5 superstar ruckmen and no money for any other players.

Exactly not fair to compare them, lets try Cox and Jamar and give Jamar a hard time instead

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What the [censored] is the point of a video review system if they're just going to make the wrong decision anyway? #burndownaflhouse

And what's the point of it when they have only 1 or 2 angles and can't tell anyway?! We've been robbed 3 times this year now.

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They've gone over the umpires audio from that goal review, the goal umpire said he believed it was a goal, yet when the video umpire said "inconclusive, umpire's call" the goal umpire calls it a point?!!!!!!

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Exactly not fair to compare them, lets try Cox and Jamar and give Jamar a hard time instead

what i am suggesting is he is not doing that bad really, for a 9 games, 3 over the last 2 years. let him have some game time, and he may surprise us and become a great ruckman

we dumped jolly because we thought he wasn't good enough. and he looks pretty good at the filth. lets not judge spencer too early.

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