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What is Petracca's Position?

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I read this thread and I’m just thankful I’m not an opposition coach trying to defend the overall forwardline fire power. If he’s the weakest we’ve got, I’m in heaven.

 
2 hours ago, ProDee said:

I love his talent, but he's yet to take a game by the scruff of the neck.

He will, but it may not be this year.

Basically, I agree. He might break out later this year, or it'll come next year, but if you compare his development with Gus' they're quite similar in terms of their trajectory.

Gus has overtaken him at this point, but there's plenty of 2018 to go.

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5 hours ago, Petraccattack said:

Trac is playing his role well...   motoring along as a nice cog in the machine without any spectacular games or BOG's... seems to be playing as a high half forward, where he was more a mid the first month of the season.  Probably spending less time in the midfield than he would like during our winning streak. 

Would love to see him explode on Queens Birthday with a massive 30 disposal, 5 goal game in a huge Demon victory.   

Its also his 50th game .

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just do it


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