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On 19/09/2024 at 14:26, Little Richard said:

Enjoyed his work at the Dees and he'd certainly have played more games if it wasn't for Maxy's dominance.

Where did you find his weight? I thought they didn't publish that info anymore.

Was listed at 118kg in 2023. Much bigger now

 
 
On 19/09/2024 at 18:34, Undeeterred said:

Christ on a bike. Tell me you’re kidding 

Not really thst good 



I thought that as a ruckman he was quite good, and as a forward he is a man mountain. I don't know what he's like as a bloke, and what he's like at training, but he certainly has had a lot of bad luck with injuries. I still think he'd be worth a go so long as he didn't have huge expectations of being in the first every week.

 

I'd recruit him for one purpose.  To run through Brayden Maynard and then fall on his prone body with a diving elbow drop then a body slam ala WWE.  Then he could retire with immediate effect.  

I'd pay good money to see that.


On 19/09/2024 at 15:15, bluey said:

Worth another go, a long way in front of Fullerton and Verrall.

That would not be hard bluey.

On 19/09/2024 at 16:33, BDA said:

Didn’t realise he was still on an AFL list. He’s been lucky to avoid the chop this long. 

10 year afl career for 23 games across 3 clubs

2015-2024

not a bad effort. luck is an understatement 😎

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29 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

10 year afl career for 23 games across 3 clubs

2015-2024

not a bad effort. luck is an understatement 😎

He gained too much weight

Everyone on this site has been saying that we need a backup for Max who can play a bit forward and is prepared to spend time in the reserves. Isn't Preuss ideal?


1 minute ago, Ollie fan said:

Everyone on this site has been saying that we need a backup for Max who can play a bit forward and is prepared to spend time in the reserves. Isn't Preuss ideal?

His body isn’t right, constantly injured. So no, far from ideal. 

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4 minutes ago, Ollie fan said:

Everyone on this site has been saying that we need a backup for Max who can play a bit forward and is prepared to spend time in the reserves. Isn't Preuss ideal?

Mate he simply cannot stay on the field

He is either injured or suspended

I always liked big Preussy!

Would love to see him squash Brayden Maynard into the dirt!

Unfortunately, I don't think he could take an overhead mark?!

Plus he was always injured.

Would prefer him over Tom Campbell though.

On 20/09/2024 at 12:20, Lexinator said:

 

 

Who else thought we'd struck gold after that first quarter? 

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