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Future Father/Son Remy Jones

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Congrats to our skip Nathan Jones who's wife Jerri has just given birth to a future brownlow medalists. 

Remy Jones! 

 

 

Congratulations Nathan and Jerrii.

Great stuff, I didn't know that his wife was expecting, keep em coming Nat.

 

 

 
52 minutes ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

Good name. You can just hear it being screamed by the commentators. Rolls off the tongue nicely. 

Is it short for Remington?

Middle name's Martin, apparently.

congrats Nathan & Jerri.    Best of health to you all.

 

I wonder if they're planning on a girl ?  Brandy?

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I trust he has been left alone on a mountain , exposed to weather and wolves to see if he is worthy of bearing the family name into battle.

 

 

Congrats to the Jones's.

Just hope he doesn't walk away.


Avenger Mark II would have been a better name but Remy is fine. Al ittle bit French and gentle but nice .
 

On ‎30‎/‎09‎/‎2016 at 7:42 PM, Is Dom Is Good said:

Get excited for 2034!!!

I'll then be 85 ....any excitement may kill me .

On 30/09/2016 at 8:58 PM, Grapeviney said:

Been tracking this kid for a while now and he's put on some really good size in the past few months. 

Here he was in April: 

And now:

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Imagine how much he will put on with a few decent preseasons.  

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