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no way, when a father-son kicks 4 to half time in a vfl elimination final shout it out loud! interesting comparison with culley kolt is a bit the same - he's good in congestion but his decision making is sometimes a worry

gotta get noah yze on to the list next season he's a pompadour away from being fritsch-alike

laurie interviewed at half time and asked about what he needs to do to get into the afl - "i need to keep working to improve everything; if i want to be picked i need to take a spot from viney, claz, or trac" great first half from him fwiw

shirley noah yze is a better than buckley's chance - ahem - to be at mfc in 2026

yze on fire! has 4 and it's not even half time

i think that was pup brown to ooze jr to woey 2.0 for goal ya love to see it

i think he'll be playing afl this time next year superb by foot

kolt does some crazy good things; kicked that out of the loose ball situation but absolutely intended it as it turned out

ooze fantastic hands and gets his 3rd!

kentfield dobs his second his work rate is elite up and down the ground

sestan looks like the best kick in the mfc squad low bullets

his handballs in close are a concern his kicking is a delight

ooze!! playing like fritsch

spargo is just miles too good for vfl (that kick aside!)

tackling pressure is elite

pup brown! father-sons on fire spargo another with fine pedigree - every time he touches it it results in a score

kolt makes some dumb handball decisions

ooze! first goal for the day lovely lace out pass to him from culley, i think it was

geez the disposal is ugly turnover city

elite pressure from mentha then culley

fagan also had the advantage of lachie neale, joe daniher, and a myriad of top tier father-son / nga selections falling into his lap

florent instead of campbell according to a bloods' fan i know

those in the know, like cal twomey, judge lindsay as a top 5-10 talent when compared to this year's crop i have said before that i think his potential is higher than langford - you can't teach natural skill

the most important thing is that it sounds like it's closer to the green light of the dees having a genuine home base than it has been since 1964

up until he busted his foot against north at the docklands carpark in 2022; every game! he was never the same thereafter - as he himself has said, he struggles to jump at the ball these days, so he can still play defensively, but not as an attacking weapon