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Nathan Jones father/son

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5 minutes ago, Grapeviney said:
...and we've already got a picture of the young lad!

 

This could possibly turn out to be the longest ever running thread on Demonland.

Let's hope so.

 

Very good news! 


This is almost the very definition of counting chickens before they're hatched!

But good luck to them!

Start him in the square against North. Couldn't be any more underdone than Brayshaw was last week.

I think you'll find that's a leg and a kneecap. Father/daughter?

 

Nugget confirmed it was a boy on twitter. Bring on the 2034 National Draft!

1 hour ago, Skuit said:

Same hairdo as his/her old man.

Big head too.

Would've been right to go last game.


I'm glad that Jones' personal life is going a bit better than his professional life. 

If we are still around when this kid is 18, and the AFL haven't scrapped the father/son rule by then, I will enjoy cheering on Jones Jnr. 

2 hours ago, The Song Formerly Known As said:

Finally we have someone to look forward to 

:wub:

2 hours ago, Peter Griffen said:

Very good news! 

excellant

1 hour ago, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

I think you'll find that's a leg and a kneecap. Father/daughter?

Demonettes?

 

Now we only need to get Trenners up and running thru games,  & get him to get busy. !!

 

As well as Grimesy...  come on,  get ya skates on, son,   come on JG.   couple of games mate.

Hopefully our rebuild will be coming together just in time for him to play in our next premiership

11 hours ago, McQueen said:

This could possibly turn out to be the longest ever running thread on Demonland.

Let's hope so.

And the ultimate predictions thread. What will the AFL look like when young Jones Jnr. makes his debut in 2036? I'm predicting helmets. And snorkels.


I wonder if the father son rule could be changed to a legacy rule, where by a child of a player who's played 100 or more games at a club can be signed on to that club early, with the female league coming in i think a few daughters might be keen to follow in their fathers footsteps!

it's a great time in the AFL

8 hours ago, dee-luded said:

:wub:

excellant

Demonettes?

 

Now we only need to get Trenners up and running thru games,  & get him to get busy. !!

 

As well as Grimesy...  come on,  get ya skates on, son,   come on JG.   couple of games mate.

Trenners has a very nice girlfriend and has been in a long term relationship with her for some time. I am told it is quite serious.Didn't Jack Grimes get married just last year? If so - definitely time to get a move on.

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2 hours ago, jane02 said:

Trenners has a very nice girlfriend and has been in a long term relationship with her for some time. I am told it is quite serious.Didn't Jack Grimes get married just last year? If so - definitely time to get a move on.

Yea,  I think these guys should hurry up or I will miss seeing  their kids in red & blue !

Grimes needs 2 games

Trenners 19 games.

 

# As an aside,  the F/S 100 games limit,  should be changed,  to either 100 games or 5 consecutive seasons on one clubs list.  (senior list or rookie)  This would cover length of service to a club,  & it also looks after those who were chronically injured effecting their games tally.

 

.its only fair.  you know its so.

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