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My 3 word player analysis V Collingwood

joeboy
in Melbourne Demons

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9 hours ago, Harrisonrules said:

Premiership players all have weapons to contribute. Hunt has weapons good kick, can mark, good courage for a light body, but his weapon is his speed for both attack and defence. A couple of years and he will be burning. 

I am thrilled for Jayden, as I was one if his early supporters. Could end up a gem for us. 

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    2 hours ago, Redleg said:

    I am thrilled for Jayden, as I was one if his early supporters. Could end up a gem for us. 

    Wagner too, I was very conserned about our HBF at the start of the year but with both of these guys showing heaps,a Salem who is ill, bernie who just 40+ and a White in the VFL who i keep hearing good things suddenly the rebound is there we just need them to keep developing. Wagner, OMac and Salem all have good disposal Frost, TMac and Hunt all bring speed and athleticism. They might be inconsistant and a developed KPD to lend a helping hand would be nice, but i think this defence is looking alot better for the future than some people think. 

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    13 minutes ago, ArtificialWisdom said:

    Wagner too, I was very conserned about our HBF at the start of the year but with both of these guys showing heaps,a Salem who is ill, bernie who just 40+ and a White in the VFL who i keep hearing good things suddenly the rebound is there we just need them to keep developing. Wagner, OMac and Salem all have good disposal Frost, TMac and Hunt all bring speed and athleticism. They might be inconsistant and a developed KPD to lend a helping hand would be nice, but i think this defence is looking alot better for the future than some people think. 

    I agree.

    With the Weed and the 2 Kings to come in the forward line and Jeffy to return and then with Pedo and maybe Hulett who could both add to either end, we are strengthening both ends of the ground. Add Gus to the middle and we are starting to assemble a decent side. 

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    7 hours ago, Redleg said:

    I agree.

    With the Weed and the 2 Kings to come in the forward line and Jeffy to return and then with Pedo and maybe Hulett who could both add to either end, we are strengthening both ends of the ground. Add Gus to the middle and we are starting to assemble a decent side. 

    And don't forget, like him or not, Milkshake will be available next year presumably earmarked as a defender with disposal skills.

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    2 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    And don't forget, like him or not, Milkshake will be available next year presumably earmarked as a defender with disposal skills.

    Who mono?

    oh the suspended drug cheat I keep forgetting about him.

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    10 minutes ago, old dee said:

    Who mono?

    oh the suspended drug cheat I keep forgetting about him.

    Give it a rest now OD we know your opinion      he will have served "his time"   as Paddy Ryder said at the weekend, yes perhaps they should have questioned more   but if you have been with a club for a few years after arriving as an 18 yr old you tend to trust what you are told

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    3 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

    Give it a rest now OD we know your opinion      he will have served "his time"   as Paddy Ryder said at the weekend, yes perhaps they should have questioned more   but if you have been with a club for a few years after arriving as an 18 yr old you tend to trust what you are told

    Just a little humour saty however he is a convicted drug cheat.

    in 2017 he will be a MFC player.

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    20 hours ago, picket fence said:

    I thought Chris Dawes was very good today, He did what he had to do and there is no doubt in  my mind that we look a better side with Dawsy in it!

    Best game he's played for the club old flat hands went really good.

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    2 minutes ago, old dee said:

    Just a little humour saty however he is a convicted drug cheat.

    in 2017 he will be a MFC player.

    Actually hell effectively be one again not long after this season's finished (2016 )

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    8 hours ago, Redleg said:

    I agree.

    With the Weed and the 2 Kings to come in the forward line and Jeffy to return and then with Pedo and maybe Hulett who could both add to either end, we are strengthening both ends of the ground. Add Gus to the middle and we are starting to assemble a decent side. 

    There already a decent side they just know it yet some of the passages of play yesterday was scintillating .

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    21 hours ago, Wrecker45 said:

    Trengove - clean in close

    Trengove - he is coming...

     

    21 hours ago, Wrecker45 said:

    Trengove - clean in close

    Trengove - he is coming...

    If we were 5 points up withhalf a minute to siren

    Trengrove is the man Id like to have the ball

     

     

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    2 hours ago, old dee said:

    Just a little humour saty however he is a convicted drug cheat.

    in 2017 he will be a MFC player.

    Humour?

    Not the 60th time around.

    It's boring.

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    2 hours ago, Old Bear said:

     

    If we were 5 points up withhalf a minute to siren

    Trengrove is the man Id like to have the ball

     

     

    Watts.

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    44 minutes ago, Roger Mellie said:

    Humour?

    Not the 60th time around.

    It's boring.

    It never ceases to amuse me.

    If it is a problem for you that is unfortunate

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    Stretch- slowly becoming important.

     

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    14 hours ago, Old Bear said:

    If we were 5 points up withhalf a minute to siren

    Trengrove is the man Id like to have the ball

    Or Salem...the forgotten one of late.

    ...vs Ess 2014 we were a few points down and he nailed it...had only played a handful of games...Roos said he was delighted the ball was with him, he is such a beautiful kick.

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    18 hours ago, Middymalt said:

    Best game he's played for the club old flat hands went really good.

    I reckon that win over Adelaide when he kicked 3 was Dawes's best game for the club.

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    Kent is frustrating - so much potential, exciting when he gets it and runs but makes a load of mistakes. Hopefully he irons them out. 

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