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2012 Player Review - # 44 Rohan Bail

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Rohan played mainly as a forward, also spending some time in the midfield. He can run all day, which is a great asset to his individual game, as well as the team. Rohan had a great finish to the year, which could only have been improved if he had been more accurate in front of goal. Rohan always works hard, wins the footy and plays his role each week for the team. - Leigh Brown (forward line coach) melbournefc.com.au

Games MFC 2012 18 MFC Total 36 Goals MFC 2012 8 MFC Total 13

Games CSFC 2012 1 Goals CSFC 2012 4

MFC 140 kicks 132 handballs 272 disposals 61 marks 58

Keith "Bluey" Truscott Memorial Trophy 238 votes

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    Works hard, but such an average player. Can't kick and makes poor decisions.

    Still, if we keep trading out our promising midfielders and replacing them with Z-graders like Pederson & Rodan, Bail will probably play every game next year.

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    Learn to kick and will be a good player. Difference between him and Morton is that he has a real dip. But unless he can hit a target it would have to be his last year.

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    Works hard, but such an average player. Can't kick and makes poor decisions.

    Still, if we keep trading out our promising midfielders and replacing them with Z-graders like Pederson & Rodan, Bail will probably play every game next year.

    Hello Poita, I'm trying to work out the 'promising' midfielders we traded.Do you mean Morton, Gysberts and Moloney? They struggled to get games this season. Might their 'promise' have been realised next season? I'll go on record here and state that our new players - Viney, Dawes, Byrnes, Rodan and Pederson will play many more games next year than those traded out played this year.

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