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24 minutes ago, Lucifers Hero said:

Updated my avatar to Judd a month or two ago when he became my =#1 fave along side Hunt and Salem.

Mentioned elsewhere that I really like how he just glides on the surface of the G.  Different gait but TJ like.  Very smooth operator, in every respect.

Christian has been going alright since he came back too

 
Just now, old55 said:

Christian has been going alright since he came back too

His name has been on my profile as a favourite player since the day he arrived!

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This guy wow!

Did not get a lot of it but seems to always make good decisions under pressure.

His long switch kick to Hunter or Langdon I think it was late in the last QTR was a thing of beauty.

What a great get by our recruiters 

4 minutes ago, Hellaintabadplacetobe said:

This guy wow!

Did not get a lot of it but seems to always make good decisions under pressure.

His long switch kick to Hunter or Langdon I think it was late in the last QTR was a thing of beauty.

What a great get by our recruiters 

I think it was to Hunter, so perfectly weighted 


On 6/15/2023 at 8:36 AM, layzie said:

The 'good' Judd. 

And a far more reliable grandmother from all reports.

40 minutes ago, adonski said:

I think it was to Hunter, so perfectly weighted 

It was. He had the briefest of looks and you can see he calculates it's risky and he needs to put a bit of extra mustard on it to give Hunter the advantage. You can't teach that.    Quite often we have players in space/in front and the kick doesn't hit them on the full. He always does. Also, the kid is pretty much last for clangers per disposals in the entire competition, regardless of position. 

Been on his bandwagon since Round 1 to play him thru the middle a bit, but honestly he's going so well just leave him at this point.  But imagine 2 more preseasons and weights programs. Crazy to think that he is still a teenager.

Judd McVee the exit kid, thinks so fast picks out targets and hits them up in a blink of an eye and his hands are also so quick and accurate you have to replay the sequence just see how he did it. Judd is an important cog in our backline machine.!!!

 

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