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2013 Player Review - # 34 Dean Kent

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My favourite and i hope he pushes up to the midfield nect year. Pace, booming kick, hard at it, aggressive.. reminds me alot of Luke Shuey.

My favourite and i hope he pushes up to the midfield nect year. Pace, booming kick, hard at it, aggressive.. reminds me alot of Luke Shuey.

I agree with that dazzler. Needs to build his tank, find more football and improve his awareness, but these will develop with experience and another pre-season or two. Has a lot of the right ingredients to be a very good 'modern-day' mid with grunt, run and a hint of agro.

 

Really like this kid - can't afford to stuff this one up.

Hopefully this is a new era where we turn talent into stars.

Love how he backs himself, provides pressure and has a nice kick.

I see him as an outside mid or wingman

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Roosy.........what can you make of this man?

He impressed me this year.

Perhaps a rich mans Luke Tapscott?

Needs to work on his set shot for goals. They were diabolical.

BBP please don't mention him in the same sentence as Tapscott.

We both want Kent to improve don't we?

 

maybe could benefit with a Chapman model at the club??

BBP please don't mention him in the same sentence as Tapscott.

We both want Kent to improve don't we?

Haha sorry,

My point was that we wanted Tapscott to be that dynamic, tough and exciting half forward flank that kicked the big goals.

Kent looks closer than Tapscott in respect to the above.


Haha sorry,

My point was that we wanted Tapscott to be that dynamic, tough and exciting half forward flank that kicked the big goals.

Kent looks closer than Tapscott in respect to the above.

I agree there is way more chance of success with Kent than you know who.

It was a small joke by the way as we do need the other one to fire up as well.

Love that on several occasions I saw him have the confidence to try and shrug off a tackle, and the strength through the core to actually do it. Not many first year demons we've been able to say that about recently.

Bot of a find in Mr Kent

Another preseason, some good coaching ...and who knows.

Showed a little more than something.

Not quite there yet, but on the way perhaps :)


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