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Trengove to Debut for Port

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11 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Ken Hinkley is a top bloke

you can just tell so easily

Yep, a top bloke and a top coach. 

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    34 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Ken Hinkley is a top bloke

    you can just tell so easily

    Met him on a holiday last year when they were chasing JWatts before they picked him up. Very approachable, likeable bloke. 

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    Well done Trenners we my Family are so over the moon for you.and to still be on the journey as an AFL footballer is a testament to you. I am hoping not only you have a fantastic game but string many games together and to be the turning point of your  career. Proud of you as l know that many others are as well.You will give it your all  as you did for our great club.  May all go well for you Trenners.

     

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    Good luck to him. If anyone deserves some luck from the football gods it's him.

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    Gonna claim ignorance on this. I thought he’d already played this year!

    All the best Jack!

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    Bloody awesome news. 

    Well done Trenners u are one determined bugger. 

    Good luck. 

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    Imagine he cemented a spot and went on to win a flag with Port this year. One of the most unlikely footy careers. Good luck Jack.  Apologies for keeping that flag from you. 

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    Hope he finds a role at Port that he can find a bit of longevity in. As has been demonstrated this year, we severely lack speed out of the backline and Trenners has lost more than a yard since he shagged his foot up. He was never going to cement with the role we have him.

    Considering the opposition, this is a great chance for him to find some touch and to get some momentum for the rest of the year.

    I was spewing initially when I heard we might be trading him to Richmond as he was a bloke I wanted justice done to. Hopefully this is his chance to get a good 2 to 3 seasons under his belt and end his career on a great note.

    Brain 'em Jack!

    Edited by Colin B. Flaubert

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    Very happy for Jack. I sincerely hope he can capture some of the form he displayed in his early Melbourne days

    All the very best mate.

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    Ive been told by one of our players partners that quite a few of his former Dees team mates will be at the game supporting Jack.

    Nice touch by the boys. Shows how respected Jack was at our club.

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    Best of luck Jack, he deserves the best in life not only footy, good things come to those who wait, it's now his time for some luck.

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    Well how did he go? Anyone got the inside info?

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    4 minutes ago, picket fence said:

    Well how did he go? Anyone got the inside info?

    Jack Trengove 13 8 21 8 0 3 2 4 0 0 92

     

    Fair game.

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    Nice to see ! Thought he was cooked at Melbourne but a feel good story !

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    13 hours ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

    21 disposals (13 kicks, 8 handballs), 8 marks, 4 tackles

    he won't be dropped

    He also ran 16.5kms, the most by any player on the ground. 1.2kms more than next best 

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    2 hours ago, SFebey said:

    He also ran 16.5kms, the most by any player on the ground. 1.2kms more than next best 

    not bad......with his feet ?

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    BUMP!

    Looks like Jack will get another year at Port.    http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-10-24/port-trio-set-for-lifelines-rookie-still-in-limbo

    Rapt for him.  Of all people he deserves to keep his AFL dream alive. 

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