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  1. 1. Which number for my new jumper please??

    • 1. Jesse Hogan
      3
    • 2. Nathan Jones
      8
    • 3. Christian Salem
      9
    • 4. Jack Watts
      3
    • 6. Chris Dawes
      4
    • 7. Jack Viney
      25
    • 12. Dom Tyson
      28
    • other (please specify)
      6

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I voted for the young Viney.

But I've been thinking that perhaps the more more number 4's that are worn, the better chance that Norm's curse might be lifted.

Just a silly thought.

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    Depends how often you buy a jumper. If you want to be wearing one for a long while, I can't see Jack Viney wanting to wear any other colours in his career.

    #7 for me.

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    I went through the same scenario for my Grandson.

    He doesn't follow football, but Pa is trying to convert him.

    Buying a size 10 jumper, with No.12 on his back.

    Might go a long way to change his mind.

    His ol man wouldn't be happy ( tiges thru and thru)

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    9. Watch this next year.

    yep i agree with 9... He'll surprise a few doubters next year...
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    for my new jumper please?

    So?

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    So?

    I went with my original instinct, which was the resultant poll outcome: 12. Dom Tyson. Viney came very close, but I rationalised that with 12, I also have a throwback to Todd, which is a tip of the hat to Jack. So it's kindof a bet each way. Ole Dom was a bit off on Monday though huh?

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    Go 7. You know Jack will never leave the club and you can proudly wear the number of a player that goes in hard, never gives up and will one day be the captain.

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    C&B - Dom had 16 touches against probably the best tagger in the league.

    He'll learn a lot from that, and you won't be disappointed with your decision for your jumper!

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