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Martin Blake
September 7, 2010
RODNEY Eade wants to take the Western Bulldogs back to the slick outfit that they were before the malaise set in.
He has identified speed as a way to beat Sydney in this Saturday's semi-final at the MCG, which puts fleet-footed rookie Andrew Hooper in the mix for a debut in a knockout final.
Eade's gut feel means that running back Easton Wood and Hooper are in contention for selection this week, along with ruckman Jordan Roughead, who is recovering from a shoulder injury, and midfielder Brodie Moles, who was considered unlucky to be dropped last week.
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September 7, 2010
RODNEY Eade wants to take the Western Bulldogs back to the slick outfit that they were before the malaise set in.
He has identified speed as a way to beat Sydney in this Saturday's semi-final at the MCG, which puts fleet-footed rookie Andrew Hooper in the mix for a debut in a knockout final.
Eade's gut feel means that running back Easton Wood and Hooper are in contention for selection this week, along with ruckman Jordan Roughead, who is recovering from a shoulder injury, and midfielder Brodie Moles, who was considered unlucky to be dropped last week.
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, can play in the middle & as a small forward [2nd in Willy's goal scoring behind Matt Little and top 10 in the VFL], multiple goal scorer, hard at it, intensity right up there, only quieries at this stage being lack of fitness at the higher level, but if played smartly, shouldn't be too much of a concern.
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