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Jordan Lewis’s views on Kossie

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21 hours ago, TheoX said:

 Rioli actually got the ball, and kicked goals.

How cruel you are and impatient on an 18 year old but for lack of composure and enthusiasm of youth his 7.13 could and will probably be 13.7 this year maybe 18.12 !!!

Look at the play vs GWS in Round 17 where he set up Spargo for a goal from the backline snd later kicked one in the square after running the length of the Gabba from defence and that is the learning he has done in his first full season!

But you prefer to not recognise  his ability and potential that others including Jordan Lewis can obviously see.

Go and drink your half empty stein of beer or glass of wine and I hope you enjoy it!

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    On 1/25/2021 at 10:43 AM, TheoX said:

     Rioli actually got the ball, and kicked goals.

    Premature much re Kossie?

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    On 1/25/2021 at 10:43 AM, TheoX said:

     Rioli actually got the ball, and kicked goals.

    Funny thing is that Rioli didn't get a lot of the ball or kick a lot of goals.

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    1 hour ago, Pickett2Jackson said:

    Funny thing is that Rioli didn't get a lot of the ball or kick a lot of goals.

    he wasn't a Stephen Milne in terms of goals but he did have 2 seasons where he kicked 42 and 48 goals. He also got around 14 possessions per game which is enough. 

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    On 1/26/2021 at 1:59 PM, Dr.D said:

    he wasn't a Stephen Milne in terms of goals but he did have 2 seasons where he kicked 42 and 48 goals. He also got around 14 possessions per game which is enough. 

    Also managed a Normie In 2015 and bought about 3/5 ,000 more fans to Hawthorns membership and crowds plus has made Dermies heart a little more Inclined to palpitations.

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