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Fitzy re commits, Jack Viney hurts when we lose. Both want to get the very best out of themselves.

Jack Watts jogs mostly but moves on from a loss quickly, waits and sees before choosing...

The contrast could not be more obvious.

Good decision Fitzy. Hope you continue to develop and improve.

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It's guys like this that are going to dig the club out of the situation it's in, guys who will either make it or die trying!

really shows up the attitude problem of a few of the more high profile boys on the list

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Great news. Whilst I am an average judge, he is certainly one I thought had the tools to progress. Apart from anything else, he has presence that we desperately need. For goodness sake, why talk of trading a bloke who is starting to look the goods.

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With Watts likely to leave they probably wanted to sign him up quickly to bolster our key position stocks for the nest couple of years.

Watts would do well to have a look at Fitzpatrick. It is often said Watts wishes he was a pick 60 draft.

Well...............

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Great news for the club and for Fitzy. I recall someone posting earlier in the year that Fitz was feeling on shaky ground and didn't know if he was going to get another contract offer. Great for him that he was able to force his way into the side and hold that spot with some good solid performances. Now he needs to carry on improving and really cement that spot in the side for next year.

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Great news for the club and for Fitzy. I recall someone posting earlier in the year that Fitz was feeling on shaky ground and didn't know if he was going to get another contract offer. Great for him that he was able to force his way into the side and hold that spot with some good solid performances. Now he needs to carry on improving and really cement that spot in the side for next year.

This only happened after the departure of Neeld, he had been in Casey's best for weeks.

And it was not as though we were wonderful at that point and there were no spots available.

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Watts would do well to have a look at Fitzpatrick. It is often said Watts wishes he was a pick 60 draft.

Well...............

Watts has had an armchair ride to the top level and Fitz has had to overcome so much with the odds stacked firmly against him, just to get a game in the AFL...he could be our next Nathan Jones like success story.

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Great positive sign for the club.

Great attitude from the big Fitz too

Need more of it.

Must admit I am surprised that all oc players are not waiting to find out who the coach is.

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He's been a shining light in a dark year.

Good work Fitzy!

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Watts has had an armchair ride to the top level and Fitz has had to overcome so much with the odds stacked firmly against him, just to get a game in the AFL...he could be our next Nathan Jones like success story.

You're kidding. Watts did not choose the number 1 pick spot and the heavy pressure that goes with it as much as Fitzy did not choose where he was selected.

He should just be congratulated for battling illness and making the most of his chances.

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You're kidding. Watts did not choose the number 1 pick spot and the heavy pressure that goes with it as much as Fitzy did not choose where he was selected.

He should just be congratulated for battling illness and making the most of his chances.

Whilst I agree, one has chosen to tackle this challenge and the other is taking his ball and going home

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