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Kepler Bradley is simply not fast enough to compete in the AFL. I don't mean leg speed, his decision-making processes are an absolute joke. Think how many times hwe's been wrapped up or he has telegraphed a hospital handpass for interception.

I would almost go as far to say worst player in the AFL, except considering neither will play next year and I can only go on last year's form, I'm going to stick with Vanders.

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    You would have to look at Bradley

    I think he was taken the pick after Brock in the 2003 draft

    Her has talent, and he is a big boy. Could be aversatile ruckman, or hold down a key defensive position

    I dont think he is as bad as everyone thinks

    Man, I know everyone loves this guy, but the day I joined Demonland there was a debate about the merit of his comments and everyone defended him saying he loved to fu*k around. This comment doesn't sound like he is taking the pi$$, and is pure rubbish.

    Dude, K Bradley is as bad as everyone thinks. If not, it is because he is worse.

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    Essendon would ask too much for him, and we have plenty of players in the "trying to break out KKP" basket as it is.

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    k . bradley and b. holland ...... please don't!!!! two uncoordinated cyborgs in the same team..... brian taylor would have a field day.

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    Kepler Bradley has struggled at Essendon but has he ever been played at full-back? I think that is a position he might be able to play quite well. If the price is right I'd have a go at him.

    Kepler Bradley -

    Height: 199cm

    Weight: 100kg

    Date of birth: 13/11/1985

    AFL debut: 2004

    Essendon debut: 2004

    Total AFL Games: 49

    Total EFC Games: 49

    Total Goals: 14

    Previous Club(s): West Perth (WA)

    Recruited From: 2003 Draft, selection 6

    Interesting, no wonder others are.

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