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4 hours ago, Fifty-5 said:

would struggle to make the current 22

yeah agree but different game 28 years ago & I reckon quite a few from that team would struggle......

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    One of the few at that time to come as a mature player from outside the VFL/AFL system IIRC.

    Was it amateurs or VFA?

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    11 minutes ago, maximum bob said:

    If I ever see another post opening, or finishing, with "discuss" you can read it as dead in the water.

    as bad as an answer beginning "so,  ....."

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    1 hour ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    One of the few at that time to come as a mature player from outside the VFL/AFL system IIRC.

    Was it amateurs or VFA?

    Came across from Oakleigh 'Diamond', a little like Fritsch and co, he had to rack up the numbers at VFA (now VFL) level to get noticed.

    Edited by rjay

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    He wasn’t a gun, but he was a vital part of that early 90s side

    Much like when the early 00s side lost Steve Powell, he was a classic good ordinary player who was a reliable and regular contributor and we missed him when he left

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    39 minutes ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

    He wasn’t a gun, but he was a vital part of that early 90s side

    Much like when the early 00s side lost Steve Powell, he was a classic good ordinary player who was a reliable and regular contributor and we missed him when he left

    Powell was a very good asset and very reliable - we certainly did miss his presence.

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    53 minutes ago, Nasher said:

    To be fair, you wouldn’t expect random post about journeyman players from the 90s to come from people born in the 00s on school holidays.

    Maybe from a teacher though! ?‍?

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    On 3/1/2019 at 12:56 PM, Fifty-5 said:

    would struggle to make the current 22

    yes Dyson would be 52 now so I agree......

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