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Does anyone have any info on him? Seen the info on Kalani White and that's exciting. Noah Yze seems like a late developer. Dazzle is usually good with this. Any info? 

 
17 minutes ago, WERRIDEE said:

Does anyone have any info on him? Seen the info on Kalani White and that's exciting. Noah Yze seems like a late developer. Dazzle is usually good with this. Any info? 

Will be turning 14 in January some time.

Still some water to go under the bridge, bur so far he's had a pretty good start to his small junior career. 

A best and fairest for Cairns under 12s plus a top 3 finish in the league vote.

He's also represented QLD under 12s school boys team which is usually a good indicator that the kid can already play at a young age.

He's certainly a watch this space in years to come.

 

According to Jason Taylor on the Demonland Podcast Marley Davey, the son of Aaron Davey, is one future father/son that the club has their eye on. He will be moving to Melbourne from Cairns to go to school at Xavier and the Dees will start tracking him harder now. He is available to be drafted the year after Kilani White (2025 AFL Draft) which will be at the end of 2026 for the 2027 season.

  • Demonland changed the title to The Marley Davey Thread

As luck would have it, the father-son rules might be changed in 2025, potentially requiring clubs to forfeit first-round picks in lieu of point accumulation.

Edited by djr

 

I did listen to the podcast and most promising thing I thought was his little snippet about Marley. That they were watching him and he is coming to school here . Was that correct anyway I was going to ask the question what is he, how is he, I know who is he,  any info really

 

so thanks


The AFL will change the Father/Son points system so Kalani, Noah and Marley cost us 3 first rounders. 

Meanwhile pick 40 and 42 Nick Daicos will be collecting the Brownlow.

  • 2 months later...

Personally I don't like school blazers but in this case I am sure it is important practice for feeling comfortable in the silly-looking All-Australian ones.

Looks a bit more solidly built than his dad. How old now? Will he be available in time for the famous 2028 premiership?

Tighten your tie up son


13 hours ago, Demon Disciple said:

Exactly. Boys these days 🤦

And take your hands out of your pockets. Not only does it look slovenly, but it will damage your pockets.

(I'm only repeating what was said to me at around the same age more than half a century ago.)

15 hours ago, Sideshow Bob said:

Tighten your tie up son

And wear a belt for Christ's sake.

Marley probably reads this site. Go easy with the humour... he may think it is representative of MFC supporters.

3 hours ago, gs77 said:

And wear a belt for Christ's sake.

only boomers wear a belt (for a good reason; to keep my pants up)


4 hours ago, Demonstone said:

I used to tie an onion to my belt.   It was the style at the time.

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23 hours ago, Sideshow Bob said:

Tighten your tie up son

9 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

And take your hands out of your pockets.

8 hours ago, gs77 said:

And wear a belt for Christ's sake.

6 hours ago, forever demons said:

Does he own a comb

AND SHAVE THOSE SIDEBURNS.

 
On 30/11/2023 at 15:26, djr said:

As luck would have it, the father-son rules might be changed in 2025, potentially requiring clubs to forfeit first-round picks in lieu of point accumulation.

Of course they will be changed - unless there are some Geelong FS available.


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