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Jack Watts - More Discussion (for those who haven't had enough)

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How irrelevant.

I just can't wait for Sylvia to get a full pre-season under his belt. He'll be a gun one day. Mark my words....

Jr you break me up So Funny!!! But Gotta agree!

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    If Jack Watts was dedicated.. He'd be having a fair crack to try and entice a prospect coach to want to coach the demons..

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    at least col looks like he wants to be out there

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    Whats he meant to do there? Hill is extremely agile and Watts also had 2 players cut in front of him

    bump the first one off balance as you attack the ball & oncoming player, to break & slow the momentum of flow. causing a stoppage or a possession.

    try!

    not guess, Do,,, something physical...

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    at least col looks like he wants to be out there

    You reckon? Each to their own, I guess. He's playing for a contract.

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    seen him being more verbal lately which is a nice change

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    . Watching the Dees is like watching 20 weekend at Bernies...

    Have to vehemently disagree with u NSC weekend at Bernies is entertaining to watch unlike our team.

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    You reckon? Each to their own, I guess. He's playing for a contract.

    I'm pleased that Col is playing for a contract and trying to be the best player he can be. In his press conference a couple of months back he was pretty clear on wanting to re-sign and also being the best player he can be - here is the link:

    http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2013-07-10/colin-sylvia-media-conference

    On field he has been really consistent, continues to improve and really looks to care about turning our clubs fortunes around.

    He is a very important player for turning our club around.

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    Bartlett is calling for some 'mongrel' at the club...on and off the field; some hardness?

    Well they can start by moving Watts on.

    That wasn't too hard was it?

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    I'm pleased that Col is playing for a contract and trying to be the best player he can be. In his press conference a couple of months back he was pretty clear on wanting to re-sign and also being the best player he can be - here is the link:

    http://www.melbournefc.com.au/video/2013-07-10/colin-sylvia-media-conference

    On field he has been really consistent, continues to improve and really looks to care about turning our clubs fortunes around.

    He is a very important player for turning our club around.

    For all of Sylvia's faults, and there are many, I don't think I'd ever questioned his loyalty.

    He may be lazy, he may be a bit of a tool, he may be inconsistent, but I never looked at him and thought "you ungreatful idiot".

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    spoke to a couple of mates today, one involved at Richmond and one involved at Saints, both said that Watts had been discussed but they felt his [censored] attitude made him a far less attractive proposition than a pick one of a few years ago should be, he is clearly doing himself no favours.

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