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How does one pronounce "Hulett"? I assumed "Hull-ett" but thought I heard others say "Hew-lett"?

Maybe we just call him Packard.

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Shame he want selected. Was so looking forward to yelling "HULETT THE DOGS OUT!"

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Melksham,Kennedy,Bugg and Oliver Four mids ready to play Wiedeman and Hulet Two forwards Mitch King One Ruckman Pretty balanced

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I've just had a brief chat with a friend of his Mother. She tells me that Hulett is another kid who was in the sights of several clubs before copping injuries in the last year or so. Melbourne have

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Angus says hi!

Hi Angus!

Hey Angus, did you think that you were more prepared to play AFL because of your talent, build, and the position you were asked to play?

Oh, you did?

Thanks for stopping by Angus - I appreciate context.

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Interesting watching his interview on MFC site, he describes himself as a big agressive marking forward, and part of me was thinking Mitch Clark...

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8 hours ago, PaulRB said:

Interesting watching his interview on MFC site, he describes himself as a big agressive marking forward, and part of me was thinking Mitch Clark...

That was exactly what I thought as well 

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22 hours ago, PaulRB said:

Interesting watching his interview on MFC site, he describes himself as a big agressive marking forward, and part of me was thinking Mitch Clark...

 

14 hours ago, sydneydee said:

That was exactly what I thought as well 

Hopefully our recruiters are doing better psychological assessment now. 

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On 5 December 2015 at 5:09:28 PM, P-man said:

I can't believe he's 18. He would definitely have been the one who bought the booze for his mates. 

Spot on there 'P-man', I thought he was another mature age recruit that I hadn't heard about.

Looks a strong kid though, really interested to watch his progress.

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Went along to training this morning. First time I've seen Hulett, he is one big boy. Very similar body shape to Vanders.

i hope he gets a run this weekend. Excited to see him crash a few packs too.

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Went along to training this morning. First time I've seen Hulett, he is one big boy. Very similar body shape to Vanders.

i hope he gets a run this weekend. Excited to see him crash a few packs too.

Wormburner - I haven't had the chance to see him. 

Where would you see him playing at this stage? Flank?  Forward? Back?

Hopefully eventually KPP forward or back?

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Wormburner - I haven't had the chance to see him. 

Where would you see him playing at this stage? Flank?  Forward? Back?

Hopefully eventually KPP forward or back?

To me he looks like he'd be a third tall up forward, from the limited amount I've seen of him I don't think he's ready to be KPP forward yet.  He'll worry a few opposition players with his height and size though....bring it on!

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To me he looks like he'd be a third tall up forward, from the limited amount I've seen of him I don't think he's ready to be KPP forward yet.  He'll worry a few opposition players with his height and size though....bring it on!

He looked the goods at training this morning. He certainly had no trouble finding the sticks.

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3 hours ago, Wormburner said:

To me he looks like he'd be a third tall up forward, from the limited amount I've seen of him I don't think he's ready to be KPP forward yet.  He'll worry a few opposition players with his height and size though....bring it on!

Wonder if he is any chance they may give him a run this weekend?

Back to Vanders for a moment. He was next to M Jones on the weekend and was quite a bit taller. Both are listed at 188cm. Find it hard to believe that Matt is that tall and Aaron that short. It is a good situation for us when an irresistible force like him is behind N. Jones, Viney, Tyson and Vince in the midfield pecking order. Starting to get good depth running through the middle

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19 minutes ago, fndee said:

Wonder if he is any chance they may give him a run this weekend?

Back to Vanders for a moment. He was next to M Jones on the weekend and was quite a bit taller. Both are listed at 188cm. Find it hard to believe that Matt is that tall and Aaron that short. It is a good situation for us when an irresistible force like him is behind N. Jones, Viney, Tyson and Vince in the midfield pecking order. Starting to get good depth running through the middle

He stood next to Hogan at one stage and he honestly not much shorter. Would love to know the players actual height. 

Wouldn'thurt the MFC website to actually update the players height and weight you know....

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