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Jeremy Howe - thank you

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Jeremy,

in a season where my 3 kids and I have been to 10 games, watched 2 wins and suffered through many many defeats, often downcast by 1/2 time, YOUR marking has been a highlight. But not only the many speccies, but the around the ground, your strong marking shows your ability.

You can be a star and with a big 2013 pre season, you are a key to our MFC success. With more goalkicking efficiency, a 50 goal year is not beyond you.

Thank you.

 

Like Liam before him, he at least gives some reason to go to the football.

The beauty of Jeremy is that he is developing all the time and some of his tackling and work off the ball is also a highlight, kicking and ball use around the ground is improving and if he can just capitalise more with his goal kicking then he can become a genuine star of the game.

Could be a really good footballer. At the moment his goal kicking holds him back. That was a nice kick today though.

 

It's his work ethic on top of his undoubted talent that excites me. His field kicking and decision making also improve weekly.

I hope that the recent mfc curse of never fulfilling your potential does not strike him


I hope that the recent mfc curse of never fulfilling your potential does not strike him

I'm with you on that!

He's got the potential to be a real crowd puller (and game winner too)!!!

Must spend all pre-season working on his goal kicking.

He isn't a terrible field kick, but his goal kicking is shizen.

His marking though is stupidly good, and he has been an absolute shinning light this year. Not just exciting and spectacular, but actually hard working too.

 

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