Williamstown funding a rookie in 2010
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Re: Williamstown funding a rookie in 2010
Someone agrees with you as he has been invited to the Draft camp. MJP has been talking about him since the start of the season.Comment
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Re: Williamstown funding a rookie in 2010
He's been invited to the state screening, and I believe it's been GVG who has been a fan since the pre-season.Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.Comment
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Re: Williamstown funding a rookie in 2010
Wouldn't be much point getting Little while Welsh is still on the list. They play a reasonably similar type of style. Certainly couldn't play them both in the same forward line. Might be a chance for a cheap replacement if Rocket still wanted that clever leading type of player I suppose.Comment
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Re: Williamstown funding a rookie in 2010
I stand corrected, yes GVG, got my posters with abbreviations mixed up. Anyway as I said, someone sees something in Rampe.Last edited by Desipura; 03-09-2009, 01:49 PM.Comment
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Re: Williamstown funding a rookie in 2010
Watched him on the telly for the first time & tend to agree. He is small but if he was quick it wouldn't matter so much & on telly he didn't look quick & hasn't got a big kick on him. I can't really see what he could bring to an AFL club.Comment
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Re: Williamstown funding a rookie in 2010
There are a few smaller players making an impact at AFL level and Joyce kept finding the footy and used it well. He is only 19 so has plenty of development and would also build strength on an AFL training program. I believe he has more upside than someone like Rose who only seems to get a touch inside the forward 50.
Joyce impresses me as someone who would make sure they gave it everything and would get the maximum out of their ability.Life is to be Enjoyed not EnduredComment
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