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GAMEDAY: Practice Match vs North Melbourne

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Just now, KoltTheRam said:

The picketts are on fire

LP needs to work on his kicking though

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    Just now, KoltTheRam said:

    The picketts are on fire

    Latrelle is such a smooth mover.

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    Just now, PartyTimeJohnny said:

    praying, willing, wishing that checkers just got winded so they benched him early. Anyone heard anything?

    Concussion.

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    1 minute ago, PartyTimeJohnny said:

    praying, willing, wishing that checkers just got winded so they benched him early. Anyone heard anything?

    No he’s been concussed

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    Moose is very handy in the centre and has been impressive. It is comical that the Saints let Steele go for bugger all. He will be a star for us.

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    1 minute ago, dice said:

    LP needs to work on his kicking though

    Agreed. Hopefully just nerves/pressure. If he can sort that out he will be just as lethal as K.Pickett

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    2 minutes ago, dice said:

    LP needs to work on his kicking though

    That will come once he learns he has time to spare

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    Chandler and Windsor to the wings. Howes from wing to back.

    Rivers from back to on ball.

    Langford from mostly wing to on ball.

    Salem came on for CJ.

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    Apart from the big boys, a lot of players moving around getting a run making it difficult to see who is playing well for extended minutes.

    Salem - immediate impact. Steady, Initiating many transitions

    I am LOVING the big moose. If we got him AND Steele from St Kilda for basically nothing then it is a great move.

    Kentfield has surprised me - looking good.

    Latrelle moves well, and is beginning to adjust to the pace and intensity of AFL. His kicking is under par so far.

    Laurie hasn't had a lot of it but he is very good with ball in hand.

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    Heath and Kentfield are two big angry bastards.

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    Kentfield should surely get a game this year, you'd think..

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    3 minutes ago, adonski said:

    X Lindsay playing a great game

    Does all the little things well. Doesn't get flustered.

    Langford might end up the more dynamic player and more of a 'match winner', but players like Lindsay are worth their weight in gold.

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    1 minute ago, smiFFy said:

    Kentfield should surely get a game this year, you'd think..

    Instead of Roo

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    Kolt takes a nice one on one mark and unloads from 50!

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    Loving Moose. Unlike Gawn, understands kicking limitation and is happy to handball off to a distributor

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    Just got home for the start of the final term.

    Nice goal koltyn. That's what we want to see.

    How's latrell looking?

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    thats a great kick for goal from kolt. hoofed it from about 60 meters

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    I know it's not a fair dinkum game but there must be alarm bells for Norf

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