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Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

Contest work is fine as he's been thrown into the centre circle a few times. Plays the quarterback role really well and isn't afraid to go in and get his own footy as well.

Sounds like a modern JT pick.

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    11 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Contest work is fine as he's been thrown into the centre circle a few times. Plays the quarterback role really well and isn't afraid to go in and get his own footy as well.

    Dazzle what current AFL player would you suggest he plays/projects to be like?

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    Great summary in the Fox Sports article. I like the comment around ball use. It’s still badly needed in our team so Sinnema would be a handy pickup imv

    “Melbourne NGA member Toby Sinnema had a team-high 20 touches for Country in game one, showcasing his ability to run and carry with pinpoint ball use”.

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    3 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    Great summary in the Fox Sports article. I like the comment around ball use. It’s still badly needed in our team so Sinnema would be a handy pickup imv

    “Melbourne NGA member Toby Sinnema had a team-high 20 touches for Country in game one, showcasing his ability to run and carry with pinpoint ball use”.

    Windsor...Lindsay...Sinnema

    Some good runners added in the last few years!

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    43 minutes ago, adonski said:

    Windsor...Lindsay...Sinnema

    Some good runners added in the last few years!

    good runners and, particularly in the case of lindsay, good ball users

    i can't get over how good lindsay has looked in his debut season

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    Archie Walsh son of Peter Walsh eligible for Dees as FS.

    Plays for Port Adelaide. Tracking well.

    Trained at Dees in Feb..

    See article in today's HUN regarding AFL draft prospects from SANL.

    Might be a chance. Gone under the radar.

    MID/HB.

    Not for this thread but no where else to put

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    9 minutes ago, manny100 said:

    Archie Walsh son of Peter Walsh eligible for Dees as FS.

    Plays for Port Adelaide. Tracking well.

    Trained at Dees in Feb..

    See article in today's HUN regarding AFL draft prospects from SANL.

    Might be a chance. Gone under the radar.

    MID/HB.

    Not for this thread but no where else to put

    Plays for West Adelaide not Port..

    Plays as a wingman/half back. My understanding is that he's a potential late draft pick or even rookie prospect at this stage.

    Didn't make the cut for this year's South Australia under 18's squad unfortunately.

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