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Lachlan Schultz

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Listed at 177cm and 82Kg. I don’t know much about him apart from seeing him for Williamstown a few times this year and to me he was ultra impressive in their win against Richmond in the Qualifying Final on Saturday night.

He was on fire in the second quarter kicking 3 goals including a freakish goal with the outside of his boot from about 40 out. Will turn 21 later this year and I read a few clubs were looking at him ahead of the 2017 draft. Seems like a good reader of the play and certainly showed some great goal sense in the win against Richmond.  

Does anyone know more about Schultz and is he worth a look?

 

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    Watched him a lot as a junior. Saw him absolutely taking the [censored] in a MFL GF for Moama vs Finley, playing against the men when he was an under age. Has elite speed and hard as a cats head. I was always mystified why he was never talked about back then. Once Willy took him I always thought it would only be a matter of time before a few clubs took notice. Very short but so is Spargo!! Hope he gets a look in somewhere!!! 

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