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Gone and got ourselves a Kiwi!

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You must have a low threshold today Old Dee, that was a [censored] weak effort by a keyboard hero, must have been dripping tears on the keys

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    Thanks for that.

    I saw him at a training session before round one and he was very very skinny but that can be improved (if he doesn't hang around with Watts). He was kicking to a coach about 25-30m away and they were accurate but his kicking action makes Tom McDonal look like a ballerina. Will be intresting to keep an eye on his progress - if he can get his skills to an AFL level then he needs to concentrate on decision making under pressure and his aggression.

    Even if he can master all that then what kind of player would he be? Anyone know his height?

    I think its a stab in the dark but worth the shot. You would think that we could find someone more developed from Ireland or America.

    I was there that day to chatting to a fellow supporter on the seats. Did you see Dawes give him a spray?

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    You must have a low threshold today Old Dee, that was a [censored] weak effort by a keyboard hero, must have been dripping tears on the keys

    Oh please satriconhome lighten up we all know we have a crap side a little humour helps the pain.

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    This from Andrew Nichol today:

    "Maia has been really impressive since arriving at the club. He's got good hands. He's played some top level sport in New Zealand. He'll play up forward in the Development League in the VFL this Saturday. That will be his first game since arriving at the club. He played a couple of games in NZ in an international competition, so it's exciting times. Paul Satterley has done an outstanding job with him from a development point of view."

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