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The biggest mystery surrounding Jayden Hunt is still the question of why he didn't receive a Rising Star nomination last year. Nevertheless, we all move on and if he plays the year out in the form he's shown so far, we might be asking at the end of the season whether he should get an AA nomination.

 

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2 hours ago, Nasher said:

Imagine if we'd delisted Hunt and lost him before the rookie draft!

Then i would have looked like a Pro....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I [censored] love Hunty!

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On ‎1‎/‎25‎/‎2016 at 10:26 PM, dazzledavey36 said:

This will upset a few around here, but i do not rate him and can't seeing him making it at all. Should have rookie listed him instead of Viv.

DD36 I bet that you are now glad that JH made you eat your words.Lol!!!

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2 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Then i would have looked like Pro....

I'd rather you not deflect and try and drag me into your abject failure re Hunt.  I'm not even sure what you're alluding to, but don't need to know.

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We always begged for a lockdown small defender and a halfback with pace that takes the game on.

And from the ashes came Nev Jetta and Jayden Hunt, almost as though the lord himself clicked his fingers and turned them into guns overnight.

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7 minutes ago, ProDee said:

I'd rather you not deflect and try and drag me into your abject failure re Hunt.  I'm not even sure what you're alluding to, but don't need to know.

I was ment to say ''Look like a Pro"

Nothing to do with you mate.

32 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

Careful, he might think you have no idea

Unlike you i am always happy to eat humble pie when proven wrong. Its good for your health.

You could learn a thing or two of me.

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22 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

We always begged for a lockdown small defender and a halfback with pace that takes the game on.

And from the ashes came Nev Jetta and Jayden Hunt, almost as though the lord himself Paul Roos clicked his fingers and turned them into guns overnight.

 

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2 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Unlike you i am always happy to eat humble pie when proven wrong. Its good for your health.

Wouldn't sweat being wrong on a developing player DD.

What I'm REALLY looking forward to is the day that Oscar has a breakout game and all the detractors (myself included) are proved wrong on him. Primarily because filling this gap is key to our premiership aspirations.

Probably side swiping this thread somewhat. Apologies to mods and to Hunty (go you good thing). 

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2 hours ago, Luther said:

 

Amen to that brothers & sisters!!!

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2 hours ago, praha said:

His breakout game was against the Crows last year.

That Crows game was when people started to take notice.  Before then some people were looking at his negatives rather than his positives, especially on DL. 

He put in a stunning performance a few weeks earlier vs Hawthorn.  Threw himself at everything, contested everything and ran like the wind.  I didn't see his earlier games as I was overseas.  But that Hawks game was a ripper and for mine he announced himself that day.

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4 hours ago, small but forward said:

Wouldn't sweat being wrong on a developing player DD.

What I'm REALLY looking forward to is the day that Oscar has a breakout game and all the detractors (myself included) are proved wrong on him. Primarily because filling this gap is key to our premiership aspirations.

Probably side swiping this thread somewhat. Apologies to mods and to Hunty (go you good thing). 

I just wonder, do KPP defenders tend to have "breakout games"?  None particularly spring to mind.  In my mind they just develop and gradually  one realizes that they have come of age. 

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8 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

The biggest mystery surrounding Jayden Hunt is still the question of why he didn't receive a Rising Star nomination last year. Nevertheless, we all move on and if he plays the year out in the form he's shown so far, we might be asking at the end of the season whether he should get an AA nomination.

 

Surely you do not expect impartiality and even handedness from any entity associated with the parent of the MRP, the AFL?   

We all know he was one of the best young players last year (and this) which is all that really matters.  

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4 hours ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

That Crows game was when people started to take notice.  Before then some people were looking at his negatives rather than his positives, especially on DL. 

He put in a stunning performance a few weeks earlier vs Hawthorn.  Threw himself at everything, contested everything and ran like the wind.  I didn't see his earlier games as I was overseas.  But that Hawks game was a ripper and for mine he announced himself that day.

Yep that game in the wet. Even then he didn't get much notice. Hoping ANB has a similar breakout game soon.

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9 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

I was ment to say ''Look like a Pro"

Nothing to do with you mate.

Unlike you i am always happy to eat humble pie when proven wrong. Its good for your health.

You could learn a thing or two of me.

I am very rarely proven wrong as I seldom put myself forward as having a better understanding of a players abilities than the FD

I'd watched Hunt in a couple of junior games and in the VFL and spoken to the coaching staff so coukd understand why they persevered 

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22 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

The biggest mystery surrounding Jayden Hunt is still the question of why he didn't receive a Rising Star nomination last year. Nevertheless, we all move on and if he plays the year out in the form he's shown so far, we might be asking at the end of the season whether he should get an AA nomination.

 

In fact Roos mentioned it wouldn't surprise him if Hunt turned out the best player in that year's crop, or words to that effect.

 

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The development of this kid is phenomenal.  Dare I say it if he continues on the same trajectory could he become Fyfe like?

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I'm glad we waited for his body to get right before cutting him. Looks like a star in the making. 

Toss up between Hunt and Clarry as to who will be the best player on the list in 2 years time, 

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On 25 January 2016 at 10:26 PM, dazzledavey36 said:

This will upset a few around here, but i do not rate him and can't seeing him making it at all. Should have rookie listed him instead of Viv.

Opened this for first time since the above date. Ouch

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