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It's been a while since we were represented and I wonder just who will be our next all-Australian. Our list looks so much better after only a short period with a new coaching regime and you wonder whether it will be one of our younger players or someone about to step up into the AFL stratosphere.

Personally, I think that Chip Frawley is the most likely and I think that Howe is also a strong chance.

Thoughts?

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    As I said in another thread, I would not be surprised, now that he is not taking on the role of entire midfield, Jones would have to be a very good chance.

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    Premature expectation

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    Impossible to judge yet....wait till we have played at least five rounds

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    Premature expectation

    If you suffer from this, they say to think of something else....like what Demetriou looks like naked......or is that just me?

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    If you suffer from this, they say to think of something else....like what Demetriou looks like naked......or is that just me?

    Just you!

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    Bit early?

    I'm not suggesting that it will be this year. I'm just speculating on where our next all-Australian may come from.

    Personally, I would just love it to be Jack Watts. He has put up with a lot of scrutiny throughout his career and loads of negative press. It just would be nice to see him able to give the finger to the doubters.

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    If Jack Watts is All Australian, we're playing finals.

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    Jack Grimes would have to be half a chance off the half back flank.

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    If Jack Watts is All Australian, we're playing finals.

    I can see it now, Watts has a blinder and carves it up in the midfield and is named in the All Australian team as a forward.

    Edited by Al's Demons

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    I can see it now, Watts has a blinder and carves if up in the midfield and is named in the All Austrain team as a forward.

    You sure they know about him?

    Sorry but I could not help myself.

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    Jack Grimes would have to be half a chance off the half back flank.

    Yeah, I'd forgotten about him. That would be great as well.

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    Dan Nicholson.

    Long Lunch GTG?

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    You should be in AA.

    Shiraz specialist.

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    If you suffer from this, they say to think of something else....like what Demetriou looks like naked......or is that just me?

    Kerro?

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    Yeah, bit early, but hey.

    Frawley, Garland, Jones and Clark would seem to be the ones with a 'credible starting position'.

    Grimes might deliver the quality but doesn't have the runs on the board that AA selectors seem to like.

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    Since it's wild speculation time, I'll go for Howe. There are a hell of a lot of forwards like him to choose from, but what the hell......

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