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2018 Player Reviews: # 26 Sam Weideman

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Finally moved away from his earlier injury issues and inconsistent form to establish his place in Jesse Hogan’s absence late in the season. Weideman’s breakout game was a timely best-on-the-ground display against Geelong in the Elimination Final.

Date of Birth: 26 June, 1997  

Height: 195cm  

Weight: 94kg  

Games MFC 2018: 9   

Career Total: 19  

Goals MFC 2018: 9  

Career Total: 15  

CDFC Games 2018: 10  

CDFC Goals 2018: 25  

Votes 2018 Keith 'Bluey' Truscott Memorial Trophy: 100 votes

 

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    Great finals series hopefully he can take the next step and take over CHF especially if Hogan leaves.

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    With May coming in to shore up the backline, if Weid can kick 2 goals a game next season we win the flag.

    He is capable of doing it. You can see the confidence growing. Once he has that “I belong here” feeling ... look out!

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    2019 has to be his break out year.

    The last six months of 2018 saw amazing incremental improvement.

    Has the potential to be a top ten (in our 22) player for a long time.

    Beware the hunters and sign him mid season please if not before to avoid the "will he go to Collingwood" saga.

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    He is the future full forward. 500 goals in a dees jumper and triple premiership player. 

    Has a good ring to it.

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