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Just delisted by Suns

worth a look ? as a rookie

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    Wasn't be meant to be the next Liam Jurrah?

    yeah but i think they needed him to be that player ( LJ ) as forward playing smaller , in pocket he could be a pick up. we lack that live wire type currently. Its just a thought :)

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    Wasn't be meant to be the next Liam Jurrah?

    He is Liam's cousin and unlike Jurrah can't play.

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    Not a big wrap on him. He is not the worst but not worth picking up.

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    Hows about we just get Jurrah back, in the same fashion Collingwood got Marty Clark back.....

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    fairs enuff... just thought he could be interesting as a smaller forward. He doesnt have to win games just pop up , bob up etc . With other taller timber around he might fly under the radar a little.

    He can play. Hes no Jurrah ( i mean who is ) but forget that pedigree and on own mertis id invite him to train. what harm ?

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    The only reason he was able to get onto an AFL list is purely because of Liam Jurrah (much like Alwin getting the chance because of Flash). Doesn't have a 10th of Liam's ability, not his fault the Suns decided to draft him, but definitely not worth considering, not even on the rookie list.

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    fairs enuff... just thought he could be interesting as a smaller forward. He doesnt have to win games just pop up , bob up etc . With other taller timber around he might fly under the radar a little.

    He can play. Hes no Jurrah ( i mean who is ) but forget that pedigree and on own mertis id invite him to train. what harm ?

    No he can't play. What harm, he would probably trip up one of our good players and injure him in training.
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    Anyone else get the impression that Redleg isn't a fan of Patrick's? :)

    No No No No No...Yes

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