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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - MITCHELL KING

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He came third in the relative vertical jump and fifth in the absolute standing vertical jump at the combine.

With the limited run up for rucking contests now those two tests are the ones that count. Also valuable traits for contested marking too.

 

Should develop into the new paradigm tall midfielder within 5 years

 

He came third in the relative vertical jump and fifth in the absolute standing vertical jump at the combine.

With the limited run up for rucking contests now those two tests are the ones that count. Also valuable traits for contested marking too.

Not too shabby at all. Good points.

Forget to add a little something. After the draft I sent an email to my close friend who works with the Murray Bushrangers under 18s development and I asked him about King and this is what I got..

Great kid. Missed first part of season after knee reco last year. Great reader of the game and an awesome knowledge of the game and loves to work hard and learn. Great get. Gave you the Oliver tip !!!!

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I was really impressed by his highlight reel.

But his kicking was so much like pencil.

I was really impressed by his highlight reel.

But his kicking was so much like pencil.

His decision making seems better though.

  • 4 months later...
 

Nah you won them all in the bombers thread anyway read my thoughts on page 2 grandpa ruck men that have done knees at our club are plentiful .

7 minutes ago, Middymalt said:

Nah you won them all in the bombers thread anyway read my thoughts on page 2 grandpa ruck men that have done knees at our club are plentiful .

Congratulations.

Maybe you can go to the hospital Mitch King's undergoing knee surgery at and tell this nugget to his face; it'll definitely help his recovery.


3 hours ago, Middymalt said:

Nah you won them all in the bombers thread anyway read my thoughts on page 2 grandpa ruck men that have done knees at our club are plentiful .

Yeah - Gawn has turned out to be such a disaster.  The gramps ruckman that has done two knees, that has turned in to a class ruckman, and happens right now to be the only fit ruckman on our list.  

Have another gold star.

Gawns one wrong turn away from retirement , Gawn Spencer King  all done acls 2 of those in the TAC the likelihood of you doing one again is pretty high if your knees pop before your 18, I'm with rpfc unusual pick  takes years to develop , though I hope he makes a full recovery .

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