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How many bags will he kick

deanbarber
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Neitz on a roll 49 members have voted

  1. 1. How Many Goals Will Neitz Kick This Year

    • 20 - 29
      1
    • 30 - 39
      1
    • 40 - 49
      4
    • 50 - 59
      8
    • 60 - 69
      23
    • 70 - 79
      7
    • 80 - 89
      1
    • 90+
      4

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I'm tipping 55 in 18 games this year. Isn't getting any younger and is prone to the odd injury.

Should get his 3 goals a game, but hopefully Davey, Robbo and Yze chip in for their 3 or 4 goals to help share the goal-kicking workload.

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    he impressed me from what i saw over the pre season and with good delivery and a bit of luck with injuries there i a chance (if slim) that he will tally up another 1st for the club

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    How many goals will the big boy kick

    He'd kick another 20-30 if he could make more of thoses chances that go begging off the hands, chest and face.

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    60-69 for me, with the midfield getting better we will get better delivery into the big man, and the defenders wont be able to use their hands when the body to body stuff happens and not a lot of full backs will match him for strength

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    I reckon Neita will kick 60-69 goals this season taking in account injuries, delivery by midfield, new rules

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    He should kick 60-69. If he gets a constant feed a stays fit, he could go on to kick 80ish. A fair guess would be 68.

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    And in addition for him to kick many goals, he will need better delivery to come from the midfield. Kick the ball not handpass to him

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