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For the first time in 20 years....Farmer's on the board! (In Melbourne colours that is)

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    Good to see little Wiz get a goal in the red and blue. Unlikely to get a spot this yr - just too undercooked. Probably sent back to WA with some clear instructions on what he has to work on ahead of next year’s draft.

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    Jake Bowey has had the ball on a string. Has barely wasted it and just uses it beautifully. Close to having 10 touches that quarter.

    Bailey Laurie is extremely composed and classy. Came I to it that quarter and like Bowey used ot really well.

    Petty would be BOG alongside Bowey.

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    Pretty poor quarter. Bowey is getting a lot of the ball. Neitschke must be injured didn't see him that quarter.

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    2 minutes ago, The Jackson 6 said:

    Good to see little Wiz get a goal in the red and blue. Unlikely to get a spot this yr - just too undercooked. Probably sent back to WA with some clear instructions on what he has to work on ahead of next year’s draft.

    According to Richo we have 2 spots and 1 for the mid season draft. If I was a betting man I would say Farmer will get that rookie spot, Daw to take the SSP and Smith to unfortunately miss out.

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    15 minutes ago, The Jackson 6 said:

    I know it has been said before, but Rosman looks like he must have gone through puberty when he was 6. 

    Seriously mate, leave the kid alone, why don't you put a picture up of yourself so we can all make unnecessary comments about.

    I bet your bald 

     

     

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    Who is 44 - he is very good in the guts and looks very strong

    Laurie and Bowey both look very good.

    Rosman - looks laconic - not a good sign.  Not enough effort for me. 

    Clear gap between the twos and threes in this squad. 

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    3 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

    Farmer really needs to improve his disposal 

    From today’s game I don’t see how he gets a spot. 

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    12 minutes ago, Paulo said:

    Seriously mate, leave the kid alone, why don't you put a picture up of yourself so we can all make unnecessary comments about.

    I bet your bald 

     

     

    Haha I am not bald and there was no ill-intent in my comments, intended in affection only. Apologies if taken that way. 

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    Seems everyone is in consensus...

    Bowey and Laurie level above

    Rosman has to work harder

    Farmer has tricks - let’s see how they go in WAFL

    Forward line is a struggle - don’t judge Brown or Bradkte on this

    VFL players haven’t had a long preseason

     

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    Petty been solid

    Rioli want to join Melbourne?

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