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WEETRA - Stroke of Genius or Blunder

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Give it a re-read Nasher

Believer the poster may be suggesting that by not drafting Anderson because of his footskills is somewhat hypocritical with Danny Ward and Simon Godfrey running round in the red and blue.

Just a little smartarse comment that got a giggle out of me.

I must be having a blonde day, I didn't pick that one up either.

Love your work champ :lol:

 
I'm blonde every day. I was born that way. :(

Besides, I'd have thought asking whether Weetra was a stroke of genius or a blunder is a tad premature. Come back in about two years and revisit the question.

 
Give it a re-read Nasher

Believer the poster may be suggesting that not drafting Anderson because of his footskills is somewhat hypocritical with Danny Ward and Simon Godfrey running round in the red and blue.

Just a little smartarse comment that got a giggle out of me.

I should have finished with "Who would have thought?".

It isn't just Ward and Godders either, how many Demons can consistently hit a moving target at 35m as often as a dozen of the Bulldogs can?


Besides, I'd have thought asking whether Weetra was a stroke of genius or a blunder is a tad premature. Come back in about two years and revisit the question.

Exactly right!

Think it's perhaps just a fraction premature to start making a judgement call on a player yet to play a senior game!

I do the stats at

 

oops...Wild Turkey does that to you at 10 pm on a FridAY NIGHT........

I do the stats at Sandy.......I'll let you know how Weetra goes after the Frankston ....providing he plays

After watching last night's game, I can see what CAC meant about Anderson's diabolical kicking.


We shouldn't be getting too carried away with Weetra or any of our young recruits at this stage because all we'd be doing would be to put added and unneeded pressure on them (as if they don't have enough already).

WJ

You are assuming that these kids log on to Demonland, and also assuming that they actually care what us nutcases think

:)

Nathan Caroll was a bum pick for freo, he turned out great after his fitness and injuries improved.

WAY TOO EARLY to write off weetra.

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