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Focus on the new era

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Forget about hogan being the the next carey for now, he will be,carey was not a champ at 20yrs of age.Look at the good players we have who will improve us this year.Jones watts tyson etc

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    Forget about hogan being the the next carey for now, he will be,carey was not a champ at 20yrs of age.Look at the good players we have who will improve us this year.Jones watts tyson etc

    Carey was captain of North Melbourne at 21 and All Australian captain at 22. He was a budding superstar at 20.

    Let's just hope Hogan has a solid injury free year.

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    Carey was captain of North Melbourne at 21 and All Australian captain at 22. He was a budding superstar at 20.

    Let's just hope Hogan has a solid injury free year.

    as i said not a champ at 20yrs

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    Forget about hogan being the the next carey for now, he will be,carey was not a champ at 20yrs of age.Look at the good players we have who will improve us this year.Jones watts tyson etc

    I'll drink to that!

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    Nice to see a positive thread after the last couple of days.

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    It's exciting that we actually have a couple of brigades coming through.

    We have Salem, Hogan, Brayshaw, Petracca, Stretch, McDonald and ANB.

    Then a slighter more mature brigade in Viney, Toumpas, Tyson, Newton and Vandenberg.

    Sure I missed a few, but those players are the 'new era'.

    It is exciting times at the MFC.

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    lets stay posistive for the red and blue ,go dees

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    get the feeling watts is going to rip them a new one ,jones and and co ,plus kent,here we go here we go.Go dees

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    thanks for your help grapeviney

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    What's this got to do with choosing Toumpas over a Wines?

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    burp

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