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41 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

So the club has just about completed its drafting for next year and added three youngsters who are expected to make their AFL debuts in 2020 but we also have a few more players in waiting ~

Son of a gun, top-10 picks: The kids waiting for debuts at your club

[Who’s the James ? boy?]

One of last years recruits.

Very promising Hb/midfielder 19 yrs only.

Jordan James... A+ FoxFooty.

 

 

 
1 hour ago, Whispering_Jack said:

So the club has just about completed its drafting for next year and added three youngsters who are expected to make their AFL debuts in 2020 but we also have a few more players in waiting ~

Son of a gun, top-10 picks: The kids waiting for debuts at your club

[Who’s the James ? boy?]

Apparently we have been hiding him......might be a bit old now, but hey at 1.88 and 102kg :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jordan_James

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44 minutes ago, TeamPlayedFine39 said:

Jordan James... A+ FoxFooty.

 

 

Meek Lloyd from Fremantle finds himself in the same boat as the Jordan James.

Top notch reporting and attention to detail from Fox Footy


2 hours ago, Roger Mellie said:

Meek Lloyd from Fremantle finds himself in the same boat as the Jordan James.

Top notch reporting and attention to detail from Fox Footy

Would you expect anything less from writers including Jon Ralph?

Don't you mean Ralph John?

 

I am fairly confident that Ralph would not have seen one of these guys play. Must be December when there is little to justify your existence.

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