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Late last year I mentioned that I watched this young man strut his stuff in the finals of the under 18 comp. He rucked, played back and starred in the forward line during the finals.

He was picked upas a rookie and it is intended that the Bulldogs will announce that he will play against Richmond this weekend.All the best to this Timorese born young man.

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    That's fantastic, good on him.

    Good spotting jcb, but unfortunately we can't draft EVERY kid that shows promise.

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    hopefully it's LINsanity all over again!

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    Will be interesting to see how the two Chinese athletes go in this years draft camp http://www.abc.net.a...n-china/4128370

    Would be awesome for the future of the AFL if they can get more people with asian backgrounds to start playing in junior leagues

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    Late last year I mentioned that I watched this young man strut his stuff in the finals of the under 18 comp. He rucked, played back and starred in the forward line during the finals.

    He was picked upas a rookie and it is intended that the Bulldogs will announce that he will play against Richmond this weekend.All the best to this Timorese born young man.

    Well done JCB. :blink:

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    I bet this weekend that Serhat Temel will also bob up and kick a lazy 10 for whoever he plays for now :lol:

    Clever boy, given upcoming to the ground to watch us play hey.I hope Temel does do well in life.Hope your job is doing well.

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    Well done JCB. :blink:

    Actually, you picked him out when we watched him together.

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    I bet this weekend that Serhat Temel will also bob up and kick a lazy 10 for whoever he plays for now :lol:

    Would love a where are they now on some of those guys. They are the ones that get a favourable article in the HUN and every supporter wants to pick them up.

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