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1 hour ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

I stand corrected

Me too , Sorry Sam I really didn't think you were going to make it. How wrong was I ?  A truly brilliant game.

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    46 minutes ago, monoccular said:

     

     

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    Che??? Can't see why you went back so far to quote me. At the time Weid could well have been considered whipping boy. Nothing to see here

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    Upward trend with the Weeds - thats for sure. Last 3 games have got better and better.

    Was on tonight!

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    1 minute ago, Mazer Rackham said:

    Jesse will have to wins his flags with Casey. Can't fit him in the 22 now

    Harsh

    No doubt with Jesse not being the required target the team balance has changed and we’ve become more threatening probably because we’re less predictable.

    Jesse had been going up the ground more to become a more versatile player prior to his injury and when you consider his better application to chasing and tackling this year, the signs are there that he will be a real contributor next year.

    Long Live Jesse !

     

     

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    How can we honestly fit Max, Hogan, Tmac and the Weid all together

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    18 minutes ago, olisik said:

    How can we honestly fit Max, Hogan, Tmac and the Weid all together

    We can't it's a ridiculous structure, far to top heavy for the modern game.

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    Named BOG in the afl.com match review.

    This is a kid  whos a key position forward, playing just his 18th AFL game and 1st final.

    Wowee.

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    9 minutes ago, Matt Demon said:

    We can't it's a ridiculous structure, far to top heavy for the modern game.

    Maybe time for Hogan to go back...

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    A standout performance like that  in a final is worth ten home and away matches.  We could have a pretty special player on our hands here...

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    Going to be referred to over and over now. He's starred in a game that was ferocious, was either best on or in the bests depending on your point of view, against the best D in the game... in a final. That's it. You can't question his pedigree anymore.

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    1 hour ago, olisik said:

    How can we honestly fit Max, Hogan, Tmac and the Weid all together

    Easily. Jesse would dominate as a roving third tall, his tank would allow him to run between mid and forward and create a real nightmare for opposition match-ups.

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    If I was his manager I wouldn't let him get stuck in the VFL for half of next year after his performances of the last three weeks.

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    I have been been telling youse for 2 years.... Weideman is an absolute star, his VFL games have been insane and Key Position players take a few years to develop well....He will be a key player for many years to come, im drunk as hell but what a fan[censored]tasticgame by Sammy!!!! Carn the Deees!!!!!

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    4 hours ago, olisik said:

    How can we honestly fit Max, Hogan, Tmac and the Weid all together

    And Preuss!

    I think Jesse goes to a wing and pushes forward at times. Same as T Mac!

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    Haha how far has this thread come from the start of the year me asking why I hadn’t heard much about him over pre-season! He’s definitely not the forgotten man now! What a way to have a break out game and announce yourself!

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    4 hours ago, Supermercado said:

    If I was his manager I wouldn't let him get stuck in the VFL for half of next year after his performances of the last three weeks.

    He won’t be

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    Cometh the hour, cometh the man. 

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    6 hours ago, Matt Demon said:

    We can't it's a ridiculous structure, far to top heavy for the modern game.

     The modern game hasn't happened yet. Who would have thought a bunch of fast 5 footers would win Richmond a Premiership, maybe 2 at the end of 2016? All of Hogan, Weideman and McDonald are very mobile. Exciting times ahead. I suspect quite a rivalry between us, Richmond,  Collingwood and GWS will develop over the next decade. Oh yes and and I was an early doubter of Weideman but boy was that first quarter fantastic

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    I can't believe how good Sam was. Absolutely insane. 3 goals, 24 disposals, 7 marks, 3 contested, 2 marks inside 50, 4 tackles, 2 clearances 70% disposal efficiency.

    I knew he had talent, but for him to rise to the occasion in an elimination finals game, and be one of our best is so awesome for Weed's momentum and confidence going forward. So excited to see how he develops further. Not sure how we fit all of Weed + Hogan + Tmac into the side. 

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