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er, um ... he's coming along very nicely after a good season with South Melbourne Districts Under 10s ~ http://www.foxsportspulse.com/round_info.cgi?c=0-4901-0-360880-0&pool=1001&fixture=124531730&a=SELECT

Could you just imagine the roar at the G and eruption of applause should it transpire Stynes Jnr took to the field in red and blue.

Youd texta that in on the Calendar !!

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yes but Jack Viney wasn't born like you and I, he burst out of his mothers womb/stomach and ran straight onto the MCG.

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I asked a journo, who'd know, about this kid. "Will he make it?" "Dead certainty. Quick off 20, lovely left foot." That'll do me

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Could you just imagine the roar at the G and eruption of applause should it transpire Stynes Jnr took to the field in red and blue.

Youd texta that in on the Calendar !!

even in only rookied, elevated for one dead rubber game... it would be Awe some. penciled it in for 2024/5

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Could you just imagine the roar at the G and eruption of applause should it transpire Stynes Jnr took to the field in red and blue.

Youd texta that in on the Calendar !!

Slight sidetrack, but I just saw ad for 9 news tomorrow night (Monday) highlighting an interview with Sam Stynes on life post Jim. 6pm I think.

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even in only rookied, elevated for one dead rubber game... it would be Awe some. penciled it in for 2024/5

kid's a Stynes. He wouldn't allow it that he was there as any charity . He'd want to make a statement. He'd have to understand who's shadow he'd be in. He'd also want to stamp the moment as his.

Might be interesting. :)

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There was a bit of buzz about him a year or so back. Did he not live up to expectations?

He ran around for Casey didn't he... Did anyone see him play?

I just read this thread (commencing 2013) from start to finish. Summary:

- Promising junior - ball accumulator at that level

- Had a strong 2014 - "certainty" to make it

- Had a pretty poor 2015 and suffered some injuries, and was apparently told earlier in the year to improve his tank or the MFC wouldn't look at him

- Form picked up late in the season.

I have no idea what to make of any of it. Gut feel is that I doubt we'll take him.

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I just read this thread (commencing 2013) from start to finish. Summary:

- Promising junior - ball accumulator at that level

- Had a strong 2014 - "certainty" to make it

- Had a pretty poor 2015 and suffered some injuries, and was apparently told earlier in the year to improve his tank or the MFC wouldn't look at him

- Form picked up late in the season.

I have no idea what to make of any of it. Gut feel is that I doubt we'll take him.

Running out of spots for him - we only have 4 spots on the list for 3, 7, 46, and 50. Harmes has yet to be signed either for the PL or the 3rd year RL from what I have read.

Not sure the state of Michie's contract - I had him down as OOC next season but his player sponsor said it was this season. Hunt would find it difficult to survive the next delist window.

Lovett is up against to get a spot purely because we don't have many...

Maybe a rookie spot?

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I think the club would go for him if it could place him on the rookie list but otherwise, I don't see him as a top 50 contender which would rule him out for us in the national draft.

Pity because his father was a late bloomer in that he spent a couple of seasons playing in the reserves at Hawthorn before crossing to Melbourne where he wasn't an overnight sensation.

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Good decision by the club.

Yep, agreed. I'm disappointed we've decided to pass on him but the club clearly feels he needs to make some inroads regarding his fitness and endurance. I'd much prefer him earn his spot on the list through hard work and merit rather than be awarded the position because he's a father-son prospect.

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