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Welcome to Demonland: Taj Woewodin

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in Melbourne Demons

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Pity that some of the cream from both states are going to be missing including SA’s number one draft candidate Jason Horne-Francis and Arlo Draper and WA’s Neil Erasmus, JVR and a few others.

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    Just realised the game is in SA, I might head down for a look.

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    Taj leading the disposals with 7 at quarter time. WA dominated the early part of the game but missed a few they should have gotten. Lead 2.6.18 to 2.0.12.

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    Started watching the 2nd quarter and haven't heard him called, what number is he?

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    2 minutes ago, FireInTheBennelly said:

    Anyone else having panic attacks as a tall forward kicks goals, called Lucas Cooke

    It's Lukas but yes, had a little shudder.

     

    Taj a little quieter that quarter but has had 9 possesions so far - equal 3rd highest in the game. Looks OK without starring.

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    Even second quarter with WA 4.7.31 heading SA 4.1.25. 

    Taj had a quiet quarter and was beaten to a few contests. I think he was on Burgoyne at times who is a pretty slippery character.

    It’s a bit windy out there and the standard is a bit ordinary. I like young Sheldrick who is a tough competitor and Williams of WA is looking solid as a forward/ruckman.

     

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    7 minutes ago, Freddy Fuschia said:

    Even second quarter with WA 4.7.31 heading SA 4.1.25. 

    Taj had a quiet quarter and was beaten to a few contests. I think he was on Burgoyne at times who is a pretty slippery character.

    It’s a bit windy out there and the standard is a bit ordinary. I like young Sheldrick who is a tough competitor and Williams of WA is looking solid as a forward/ruckman.

     

    Yes. Sheldrick is very hard at the contest. Reminds me of another player who wears the number  7.

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    He looked gassed with a couple of chase down efforts in the 2nd half of that 2nd qtr. Just keep in mind that these guys on the wing haven’t got a big tank yet. I still would like to see more though

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    If the commentator says 'through the agency of' one more time I might have to put my laptop in the washing machine.

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    3 quarter time and WA lost the lead but a late surge has them 9 points in front.

    Taj got a few touches but the WA midfield is on top. Sheldrick continues to do well there for WA while Burgoyne for SA looks a definite player to me.

    Lucas Cooke for SA has 3 goals - should have been 4.

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    Taj reasonably quiet for the statistician. He’s had plenty of game time. Scoreboard platters SA, WA should be a few goals at least in front. Very inaccurate. SA has a sniff.

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    1 hour ago, DeeSpencer said:

    Started watching the 2nd quarter and haven't heard him called, what number is he?

    We should draft whoever got number 22 over Taj.

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    WA win an exciting game by 10 points - 9.14.68 to 9.4.58.

    Agree that Sheldrick was BOG. - he ran through and kicked the winning goal. For WA, Jack Williams in ruck and up forward looks a real prospect. SA fought hard but lacked the midfield grunt. Lucas Cooke kicked four.

    Taj gathered the odd possession and took a nice mark late but most likely stamped himself as a late pick in the draft at best.

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