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I thought the exact same thing.

Probably the best tackle I have ever seen.

salem's on baby-face cameron was right up there too

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    I only saw the replay of the game on a dodgey stream, will need to see proper replay of it.

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    I dearly want Jack to do this to Dustin Martin in the 2016 Preliminary Final.

    To do that Richmond would have to win a final to get there. You're dreamin'

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    I didn't, but I wouldn't be admitting to it in any case.

    He might read here and come looking for me

    Had a good laugh at this.

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    He's always promised to be this good, but not this early.

    Some of you got off him because his skills are not great, and they aren't, but when you have an appetite for getting the footy and the bloke like he does, your impact goes beyond the ten chances you get to lace out someone.

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    He's always promised to be this good, but not this early.

    Some of you got off him because his skills are not great, and they aren't, but when you have an appetite for getting the footy and the bloke like he does, your impact goes beyond the ten chances you get to lace out someone.

    The problem with the players that rely almost exclusively on their ability to hit a target lace out is everybody has off days and you become a liability if your skill set is precise kicking and it is off. Think Jack Watts.

    When you are a hard nut and are having an off day you still smash blokes and contribute.

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