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H200

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I know it's been mentioned in passing in other threads. But, on the eve of "H's" debut for us, and his 200th AFL game, I reckon he deserves a thread of his own.

Just watched his Press Conference. What an impressive young man! Very pleased to have him at the MFC, and really hope he turns it on big time tomorrow!

There's also a really nice highlights video on the MFC website. Even includes Bucks commenting on "H" reaching the 200 milestone. Good stuff! Bucks tells the story of how he apparently turned up at Collingwood from Perth, and pretty much begged them to give him a go. Very reminiscent of our own Shane Woewodin all those years ago.

A terrific "get" for the MFC!

Go Dees!

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    yeah watched his presser, it was awesome

    Hes an asset to the MFC and speaks so well

    I couldn't stand him at the Pies but I think that was more to do with who he played for lol

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    Must be a bittersweet moment for him. 200 is such a great achievement, but without any of his black-and-white teammates around him - not even Dawes!

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    Must be a bittersweet moment for him. 200 is such a great achievement, but without any of his black-and-white teammates around him - not even Dawes!

    I reckon it'll just give him even more reason to go out there and be explosive. I'm quietly hopeful he'll drag the rest of the team with him, but the last NAB match doesn't fill me with confidence.

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    The article in yesterdays Age was a beauty

    He could be the most important recruit Roos picks for us

    He is proud to be here.

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    Must be a bittersweet moment for him. 200 is such a great achievement, but without any of his black-and-white teammates around him - not even Dawes!

    I really hope a few of the Pies turn up at the game to cheer him on. It would be a pretty classy thing to do.

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    So in another 20 games we can call him 'Heavy Harry"?

    (That may be too obscure for Victorians aged under about 65.)

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    Wishful thinking! When was the last time a Collingwood person did anything classy?

    My husband did - he married me!! And he will be there with me tomorrow at the G.
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    So in another 20 games we can call him 'Heavy Harry"?

    (That may be too obscure for Victorians aged under about 65.)

    I'm a Victorian and past 65 "M". You have left me feeling extremely obscure.

    But I'll get over it.

    220 games doesn't equate to a ton. So I'll move on.

    Edited by Pig Dog

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    Ive heard he has a point to prove as well. Really hope he smashes it.

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    I will admit I was apprehensive last year when he was recruited but after seeing him train and his performances in the NAB games,I'm nothing but excited to have him play for us.Go Prince!

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    I know it's been mentioned in passing in other threads. But, on the eve of "H's" debut for us, and his 200th AFL game, I reckon he deserves a thread of his own.

    Just watched his Press Conference. What an impressive young man! Very pleased to have him at the MFC, and really hope he turns it on big time tomorrow!

    There's also a really nice highlights video on the MFC website. Even includes Bucks commenting on "H" reaching the 200 milestone. Good stuff! Bucks tells the story of how he apparently turned up at Collingwood from Perth, and pretty much begged them to give him a go. Very reminiscent of our own Shane Woewodin all those years ago.

    A terrific "get" for the MFC!

    Go Dees!

    go get 'Em, 'H'... & a true welcome to deeland,

    lets be part of the rising, this year...

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    Today's the day! Go "H"!! Go Dees!!

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    I'm sure H will play by far his best game in the red and blue today

    I've gone from like liking this guy to be being a massive fan. Such is the life of being a fan

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