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Brad Green's 150th Game

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I haven't noticed a thread for this particular milestone......

So I would just like to congratulate Brad on reaching his 150th game!!!

I thought he played some great footy and matured quite a bit last year, and while last week wasn't one for the archives,

lets hope that he (among others) will be playing a super game this week to celebrate this particular achievement!!!

Good luck and congratulations Brad :D !!!

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    Hasn't played a good game in a while? He hasn't played ANY games in a while.

    Well done Brad. A deserving leader at MFC. Will go on to establish himself this year.

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    he stepped up the harder side of things last year to make up for his bad set shoot, but after surgery it looks like it may be back on track, he could be dangerous this year.

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    he was in the best 3 in our win against the saints in the EF last year. and to me the change in brad green's game was typified by his effort in that game in the last qtr on the souther stand punt road HFF, he put his body on the line when he needed to, and won/nullified the ball.

    Congratulations Brad, often you dont get the credits you deserve around here, but still to play 150 games for the club is a fantastic effort.

    Good luck on monday and hope the boys put in a big one for you.

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    Congrats to Greeny, who is one of the best transformed players in our side.

    He has really come on since his early days of being a soft-ish forward, and is now a very deserving senior leader.

    Hopefully the team can mark the occasion with a big win!

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    Well done Green on 150 games and Wheatley for getting pf 99 into 100 games :) :)

    Hopefully they can well and gain a win on monday when we hopefully smash the hawks, especially brown and crawford

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    Should be a good year for brad. He put in a pretty good 06, carried a foot injury and played through the pain with pretty good results. We should see some vintage greeny on monday.

    The boys should be fired up for him.

    Best of luck greeny!

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    lets hope Brad Green has a big impact on monday!

    congratulations on 150 games

    Go Greeny, I was harsh on you about 3 years ago but you deserved that reputation you had then, but last season you started to turn over a new leaf. You won a lot of new admirers last season, please don't let it ( your new developing ruggedness) stop there. Keep it growing & the best of wishes for this fantastic milestone, may it lead on toward the holy grail before your days are done...

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    Monday is gonna be a great game for Green and Wheatly. They r gonna sike up for this game especially green and will led this game from start to finish. I remember the game when Green was Captain and how good he was and i expect to see that on Monday.

    Man this is a long week im getting more and more anxious to some football, its school holidays and all im doin is sitting around in my trackie dacks flano and melbourne gurnesy and playing footy on the xbox!! (yes i am a bogan)

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    Wheatley as well for making it to game 100, and god luck to Green as well, lets tear the hawks up

    Congratulations to Paul on reaching his 100th game. Hopefully he will have a great game as well!!!

    Keep it growing & the best of wishes for this fantastic milestone, may it lead on toward the holy grail before your days are done...

    And a big amen to that :D !!!

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    Congrats to Brad on 150 games. Was a lively young forward who helped us into our only grand final in a long time, and has now re-invented himself as a reliable half back/midfielder, and decent leader to. Hope he has a great 2007, as he has all the attributes he needs now to take his game another step up and reach All Australian status

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    well dont to green, was always a good player but was soft and he to his credit has really turned it around and now goes when its his turn and goes hard

    well done mate!

    congrats to wheats too :)

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