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Nathan Batsanis

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has been delisted by port power.. i was very surprised as this is the bloke that got 38 disposal in last years TAC cup grand final. he is like nathan foley all over again. quick, tough and skillfull. couple of games this year in the SNAFL he racked up 30 to 40 disposals a game. i think he was injured towards the end of the year so that could have played a part in his delisting. trust me this guy is a machine as i have played against him before and he is just an amazing player. i seriously hope we have a good look at him because pacy hard inside midfielders like him is what we need

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    Know nothing about him, I'm sure if he's any decent Bailey would know...

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    has been delisted by port power.. i was very surprised as this is the bloke that got 38 disposal in last years TAC cup grand final. he is like nathan foley all over again. quick, tough and skillfull. couple of games this year in the SNAFL he racked up 30 to 40 disposals a game. i think he was injured towards the end of the year so that could have played a part in his delisting. trust me this guy is a machine as i have played against him before and he is just an amazing player. i seriously hope we have a good look at him because pacy hard inside midfielders like him is what we need

    I can't imagine Port delisting a talented youngster without a good reason.

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    I watched him in the TAC cup grand final and looked a polished player. Wouldn't mind picking him up in the rookie draft.

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    Height:178cmWeight:77kgRecruited From:Oakleigh U18Birth Day:18 March 1988

    Batsanis produced some remarkable numbers in the TAC Cup in 2006, averaging more long kicks (nine) and inside 50s (eight) than any player at that level. He played a vital role in Oakleigh's premiership win with averages of 32 disposals, 15 handball-receives, six hardball-gets, five clearances and 10 inside 50s in four finals games. Over the season he averaged 25 disposals and had 27 or more disposals in eight of Oakleigh's last nine games.

    pies want him , lets crash their party

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    "Cream" should know about him cos he came straight from port. just from what everyone has said on this forum, i think it is a great idea. pre season draft?

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    yep for sure, seen him play and he possibly would need a change on scene...maybe port didnt work out for him

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    See what is floating around the table when the rookie draft is on. IF he is on the table, and there is nothing better we may as well pick him up for a year and see what he can do.

    Can't be any worse than Hayes on the rookie list this year!

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    See what is floating around the table when the rookie draft is on. IF he is on the table, and there is nothing better we may as well pick him up for a year and see what he can do.

    Can't be any worse than Hayes on the rookie list this year!

    I'm still keen on Valenti for a rookie spot.

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