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2020 All Australian Team

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Underwhelming so far..

Byrne-Jones? Like really?!

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    2 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Underwhelming so far..

    Byrne-Jones? Like really?!

    I had the same reaction, but then, I haven't exactly watched many Port games this season so I'd really have no idea.

    I'm just keen to see if Trac gets a gig. As long as he is in there I'll be happy.

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    I had the same reaction, but then, I haven't exactly watched many Port games this season so I'd really have no idea.

    I'm just keen to see if Trac gets a gig. As long as he is in there I'll be happy.

    The kid has been sensational for them this year. They are also sitting on top of the ladder which definitely helps 

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    Byrne Jones has been really good. I know as I have had him in my multibets all the time. He defends really well and gets over 15 touches weekly, and is quick and attacking. A much improved player. But..... unsure if he is really an AA. 
    however I think they would want at least a couple of port players given there season.

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    Thought they said they would pick players in position!

    Guthrie on a wing? Played inside mid all year for geelong, and I know he has been very good this year, but it surprises me he is in the team, let alone starting 18.

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    awesome job Trac. Would love for the penny to drop for old mate Brayshaw too.....

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    Hell yeah Trac! 

    Thoroughly deserved selection in the midfield. Glad he wasn't shunted to a half forward flank. 

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    Well done, Trac. Thought Oliver was far better in the midfield, Petracca was a star, but forward and mid. While Oliver controlled our games and gets passed over again. Had we beaten made the 8 ahead of the Dogs, I wonder if he gets the nod ahead of Macrae.

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    Well done, Trac. Thought Oliver was far better in the midfield, Petracca was a star, but forward and mid. While Oliver controlled our games and gets passed over again. Had we beaten made the 8 ahead of the Dogs, I wonder if he gets the nod ahead of Macrae.

    I doubt it, there was too much media noise about his game early in the year... I think it takes time to break the stigma. I reckon that's why May didn't make it as well. Perform to this level again next year and he's a lock.

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    It feels good to have a power house midfielder in Christian Petracca  selected as an All Australian 2020 .

    One of many to come l hope.

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    Will be surprised if they go with 2 rucks. Think Max misses, as will Clarry

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    3 minutes ago, Mickey said:

    Will be surprised if they go with 2 rucks. Think Max misses, as will Clarry

    But Max will need to drop back and bail out Moore when he's being rag-dolled! 

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