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This is a guy who's worth looking at in the rookie draft IMO. 198cm 98kg 23 year old KPF who can also play back in if needed.

Kicked 57 goals in 50 VFL games with Frankston Dolphins, however spent his first season (12 games) in defence and in his last match went off injured before getting a kick so it's effectively 57 goals in 37 games.

Best season was in 2012 where he kicked 30 goals in 18 matches averaging a tick under 12 posessions and 6 marks a game. Missed the start of this season with injury but in his first 5 games back has kicked 12 goals and a tick under 13 posessions a game and 5 marks each game.

Here's a snippet of what he can do taking mark of the day a few weeks back.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNKH4yoQpp8

I know we have a few tall forwards, but if as some people have suggested we trade Fitzpatrick given his rising currency and if there's any issues with Mitch, Khan could be handy insurance.

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sign him up...imo the rookie list should always have a project tall or two-still spewing will didn't take louis herbert last year

haretuku on a two year deal will see him through to the age of 25/26 which is around the time the bigger guys should start peaking

I'm sceptical and here's the reason why.

I was at the Frankston v Casey Scorpions game at Frankston about a month ago and he was in Frankston's best players. Problem is that he was playing in the development league game and not the seniors. Sorry, but if you're not getting a game in the ones for a non finals team at VFL level at that age, its highly unlikely you're going to make the grade.

 

Who and a what now?

I've seen him a few times and he is well worth a look. He's a big imposing guy. Decent athlete, can hit packs and kick pretty well. I just don't think he's worth a look for us right now.


Im pretty sure he was the 2012 CHF in the VFL team of the year.

Can we please get him just so I can yell out at a game "KHAAAAAAAAAN!!!"

Play him alongside Kent for maximum abusive ad libs potential.

 

This is a guy who's worth looking at in the rookie draft IMO. 198cm 98kg 23 year old KPF who can also play back in if needed.

Kicked 57 goals in 50 VFL games with Frankston Dolphins, however spent his first season (12 games) in defence and in his last match went off injured before getting a kick so it's effectively 57 goals in 37 games.

Best season was in 2012 where he kicked 30 goals in 18 matches averaging a tick under 12 posessions and 6 marks a game. Missed the start of this season with injury but in his first 5 games back has kicked 12 goals and a tick under 13 posessions a game and 5 marks each game.

Here's a snippet of what he can do taking mark of the day a few weeks back.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNKH4yoQpp8

I know we have a few tall forwards, but if as some people have suggested we trade Fitzpatrick given his rising currency and if there's any issues with Mitch, Khan could be handy insurance.

I like his finish to the 'mark of the week' when he bounced it off the head of an opposition player!

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Im pretty sure he was the 2012 CHF in the VFL team of the year.

Sure was, represented Victoria in the State match and was one of the best on ground. He's had a bad run with injury this year.


I don't think we have room for any more power forwards.

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