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Mitch White to debut

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Good luck young man!

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    Roos does not rate our depth players... So many kids have played this year and last. Much harder for a kid under Roos at Sydney to win a game.

    Good luck to him.

    Love left footers.

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    Yep happy for him, gives him something to build on for next year.

    I hope he backs himself to win the ball and show off his kicking.

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    For some reason I thought he was mature age.. but he only just turned 19 in April!

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    Gets a spot next year now that Cross is done , if he is up to it , a long kick with leg speed ? Could be a winner .

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    Where's picket fence?

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    inappropriate comment - there are kiddies watching

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    Apart from Salem (who hasn't played much) and Dunn (who is wayward) we don't have any players that can kick the ball in the back half. Thus I'm hoping like heck White can make the grade. He has been playing well in the VFL so he deserves this, even if it's a dead rubber.

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    Generating some interest in what is sure to be a lackluster affair at the worst stadium on the planet.

    Congrats and well done to him. Hope he has a great game!

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    Interesting. Have heard good things via jungle drums.

    Good luck White.

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    In the article on our website: "White is a defender known for his running and long kicking off half back".

    Given the sub and i/change changes there is a very good chance he will be promoted to the senior list next year.

    The article also says: He started the season in the AFL Victoria Development League before playing the next 15 games for Casey in the VFL

    A major achievement for the young man to come from Development League to AFL in a few months. Shows how committed he is.

    Hope he enjoys himself on Sunday!

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    I'd love to see Crossy hand him his first jumper on his last game.

    ditto
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    I'm surprised. I did not think they would fork out the money to elevate him for one game.

    Glad they did, as we get to see another youngster debut.

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    Wtf. Looks like we played almost our whole list this season. So much for competition for spots.

    Who didn't get a game this year and wasn't injured? Mckenzie?

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    I'm surprised. I did not think they would fork out the money to elevate him for one game.

    Gotta pay somebody. May as well be a young bloke as any of the others on the list.

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    Wtf. Looks like we played almost our whole list this season. So much for competition for spots.

    Who didn't get a game this year and wasn't injured? Mckenzie?

    Terlich. Thank god.

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    just hope he doesn't cop any racial slurs

    Did you hear there was a push to rename Blacktown is Sydney's west earlier this year.

    The place is out of control.

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