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I hate these fluff pieces.  I almost mark that player down for a shocker.  Who gives a stuff if he went to Luna park?

 I like that he got a rocket from Grimes and McCartney and turned himself around, though.  

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    58 minutes ago, buck_nekkid said:

    I hate these fluff pieces.  I almost mark that player down for a shocker.  Who gives a stuff if he went to Luna park?

     I like that he got a rocket from Grimes and McCartney and turned himself around, though.  

    Same here - a double page spread with pics usually guarantees the subject will stink up the joint that day

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    1 hour ago, Go the Biff said:

    Same here - a double page spread with pics usually guarantees the subject will stink up the joint that day

     

     

    2 hours ago, buck_nekkid said:

    I hate these fluff pieces.  I almost mark that player down for a shocker.  Who gives a stuff if he went to Luna park?

     I like that he got a rocket from Grimes and McCartney and turned himself around, though.  

    Unless he is a genuine superstar. These fluff pieces always expose the pretenders. I'm more worried that it may be an injury causing curse

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    1 hour ago, Go the Biff said:

    Same here - a double page spread with pics usually guarantees the subject will stink up the joint that day

    Almost as bad as winning the Brownlow before you play a stinker in the GF following Saturday. That's a lay down misere.

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    1 minute ago, Rafiki said:

    The part about the owls was a bit cringe worthy

    He is a weird cat. So are the Ablett's

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    1 hour ago, big_red_fire_engine said:

    Its so easy to forget that Hunt, CP and Oliver (our three most likely elite in my view) have played just over a combined 50 games. The sky is the limit for all three of them.

    Ummmm Hogan..!? 

    Did you see the stats comparing best forwards after 29 games in HS?

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    He should be on one of the back flanks in the AA team.

    Carlon fans are pushing for that Docherty guy to get in. Give me Hunt any day.

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    2 hours ago, buck_nekkid said:

    I hate these fluff pieces.  I almost mark that player down for a shocker.  Who gives a stuff if he went to Luna park?

     I like that he got a rocket from Grimes and McCartney and turned himself around, though.  

    On this basis Salem's in for a shocker too

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    I think the wider footy community is starting to twig onto the fact we've got a good number of kids that can seriously play. 

    Will be a good day when they're all firing together. ???

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    1 hour ago, PaulRB said:

    I think the wider footy community is starting to twig onto the fact we've got a good number of kids that can seriously play. 

    Will be a good day when they're all firing together. ???

     .. and some of the senior players stand up as well.

    Waiting still.

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    Liked him forward today. He's strong overhead,  and a decent size.  Could he play centre half forward more regularly? 

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    What was the actual headline please, so I can google the article?

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    16 hours ago, w00dy said:

    Liked him forward today. He's strong overhead,  and a decent size.  Could he play centre half forward more regularly? 

    Stopped the Dorks kicking it to Hodge. BTW did you see Hodge punch him twice in the shoulder he hurt? That was just before Hodge slammed him to the ground after he took the mark....

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    27 minutes ago, ickey_11 said:

    Stopped the Dorks kicking it to Hodge. BTW did you see Hodge punch him twice in the shoulder he hurt? That was just before Hodge slammed him to the ground after he took the mark....

    Someone should take Hodge out. He's an animal. Will never forget crunching Wingard's (I think it was) head into the goalpost with his hip...

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    Great potential, wheels and certain skills but kicking remains a problem. 

    Along with so many.

    He wastes many kicks going inside 50 that should at the very least be to the advantage of a forward target.

     

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    On 07/05/2017 at 2:21 PM, Rafiki said:

    The part about the owls was a bit cringe worthy

    It's happened to me before.

    I'm much wiser for the experience.

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    2 hours ago, ickey_11 said:

    Stopped the Dorks kicking it to Hodge. BTW did you see Hodge punch him twice in the shoulder he hurt? That was just before Hodge slammed him to the ground after he took the mark....

    Hodge is old school arzhole for sure.

    I have other names for him also..

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    On 5/7/2017 at 6:42 AM, demondame said:

    On this basis Salem's in for a shocker too

    Hmm . . .

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