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On 12/24/2020 at 12:31 PM, hardtack said:

Could you please give me the diminutive form for each? ?

Ya, i know the Turkish one.

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32 minutes ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

 

He might not nominate for the father/son process.

Why?

His dad said in a interview last year that Taj is a very passionate Melbourne supporter and Jack Viney being his favourite player. Not only that, he said Taj is driven to play AFL when possible.

He's already spent a week with the club over the pre season training with the boys.

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Just now, whatwhat say what said:

the relentless negativity deserves it every time

 

Has the option to forego the father/son process and go into the draft.   That is not negative it is realistic. 

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2 minutes ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

 

Has the option to forego the father/son process and go into the draft.   That is not negative it is realistic. 

yr mfcss on show every time :P

as @dazzledavey36 said, his dad sais he loves the dees

would be so nice if the next generation of white, woewodin, davey, et al could get the premiership success that the daniher generation never achieved

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Just now, whatwhat say what said:

yr mfcss on show every time :P

as @dazzledavey36 said, his dad sais he loves the dees

would be so nice if the next generation of white, woewodin, davey, et al could get the premiership success that the daniher generation never achieved

Pending form, if Taj impresses the club this year and want him thrn I can bet every dollar Taj will jump at the opportunity immediately. 

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On 12/22/2020 at 7:53 PM, 3183 Dee said:

The Davey boys will not be too far behind. Can you imagine?

...and Schwarta's sons, too ...

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2 hours ago, whatwhat say what said:

yr mfcss on show every time :P

as @dazzledavey36 said, his dad sais he loves the dees

would be so nice if the next generation of white, woewodin, davey, et al could get the premiership success that the daniher generation never achieved

Out the front of the G last week Junior McDonald was waiting with family to go in, I think he has 3 boys. 

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19 minutes ago, Deemania since 56 said:

...and Schwarta's sons, too ...

Cooper? How old would he be now? Is he any good?


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1 hour ago, Demons11 said:

I’ve heard he Tries hard but would need everything to go right and improve a lot to get drafted. Has a great attitude. 

Similar things were said about his father when he joined the Dees.

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24 minutes ago, old dee said:

Similar things were said about his father when he joined the Dees.

His father was a top junior.

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36 minutes ago, old dee said:

Similar things were said about his father when he joined the Dees.

And he won a Brownlow.

Sure - Shane W may not have been the best player in that year, but he was a dedicated, loyal Demon and he was ultimately let down by the club and by many supporters.

The club, at the time, which was run by a stack of tres ordinaire lawyers and accountants with limited EQ and probably limited IQ, didn’t recognise this - and they stuffed it up. 2003 was a disaster as a direct result.

I just hope we’ll be better going forward.

 

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3 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Cooper? How old would he be now? Is he any good?

I'm pretty sure I heard the Ox say about 3 years ago, that he was more interested in basketball ☹️. He must be about 17 now.

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Would be very happy to see a Woewodin running around in the red and blue.

With all the Pickett/Farmer/Davey/Rioli comparisons kicking around, I have been thinking how much Rivers off half back reminds me of a young Shane Woewodin.  Genuinely good and unfairly maligned player.

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