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Its a good feeling not having to hang your hat on what the recruits can bring in their first (or second) year. Let them develop in whatever time it take to make them the best player they can be with no expectations on them to perform straight away.

2021 Premiers with more to come

*Smugly lights cigar and quaffs brandy.

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5 hours ago, ding said:

Its a good feeling not having to hang your hat on what the recruits can bring in their first (or second) year. Let them develop in whatever time it take to make them the best player they can be with no expectations on them to perform straight away.

2021 Premiers with more to come

*Smugly lights cigar and quaffs brandy and has cheese from the special cheeseboard

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3 hours ago, Jibroni said:

Hopefully these kids wont need to be rushed through next year

Another three quality kids coming into the club let’s just hope that they are knocking the door down when they are needed, agree Jibroni no external pressure on our four newbies.👍🙏

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7 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Judd McVee, Jacob Van Rooyen and Taj Woewodin on an Instagram photograph that appears to have been taken at an airport. It looks like they’re taking their first flight into Demonland.

Good luck lads!

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"appears to have been taken at an airport"...that Perth Airport written on the TV above Woewodin's head is a bit of a giveaway. Otherwise I would have thought a Kalgoorlie shopping mall, maybe?

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3 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

"appears to have been taken at an airport"...that Perth Airport written on the TV above Woewodin's head is a bit of a giveaway. Otherwise I would have thought a Kalgoorlie shopping mall, maybe?

Haha!

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4 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

"appears to have been taken at an airport"...that Perth Airport written on the TV above Woewodin's head is a bit of a giveaway. Otherwise I would have thought a Kalgoorlie shopping mall, maybe?

May not be back in Perth for a while

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1 hour ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Judd McVee sounds like a made-up name.

Jason Taylor didn’t even mean to pick him, he just saw his name on paper and felt compelled to say it out loud 

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18 hours ago, Jibroni said:

Hopefully these kids wont need to be rushed through next year

We’re the reigning premiers. There’s no obvious need to rush kids through in their first seasons at the club just as we didn’t rush our 2020 draft selections last year. Jake Bowey wasn’t picked to play for us until Round 20. Bailey Laurie had some injury issues during 2021 and played only a handful of games at Casey. Fraser Rossman was a late pick who was never going to be ready last year. We’re in a good position but don’t discount Van Rooyen who played some senior football with Claremont early last year before getting glandular fever. 

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It’s a name that will be easy to remember.!!

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On 1/6/2022 at 5:24 PM, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

"appears to have been taken at an airport"...that Perth Airport written on the TV above Woewodin's head is a bit of a giveaway. Otherwise I would have thought a Kalgoorlie shopping mall, maybe?

Nothing nearly that fancy, or dust free, in Kal. 

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