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The Campbell Brown King Hit medal.
The Campbell Brown King Hit medal.
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The Nick Riewoldt diving award?Comment
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The Selwood family Ducking award.Comment
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The Ted Whitten "Stick it up 'em" award.Comment
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The Ben Hudson facial growth award?Wake me up when we get to heaven, let me sleep if we're going to hell
Good luck, for your sake I hope heaven and hell are really there, but I wouldn't hold my breath
And we all found heaven - 2016 Premiers!Comment
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It is the Brad Johnson goal-kicking test if that sounds better?
The tests are named after the AIS mentors who put them together.What should I tell her? She's going to ask.Comment
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The Terry Wheeler Grip Test Award.It's better to die on our feet than live on our knees.Comment
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The Chris grant most modest mindset and the James Hird most arrogant persona.Bring back the biffComment
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I get the feeling with Zaine that he will be a bit of a sleeper, not unlike Hunter. I would be surprised if we were forced to use a 1st rounder on him. Interesting that there is no mention of young WallisHTML Code:[B][/B]13. Zaine Cordy (Geelong Falcons) 191 cm 75 kg[B][/B] Cordy is eligible to go to the Bulldogs as a father-son selection, much like his brother Ayce. He’s not so impressive statistically, but he’s shown some good signs so far throughout the year. In the two times he was named in the bests, Cordy didn’t have more than 11 touches in either game, so it’s more about how damaging he is. Cordy is a lanky swingman who goes between half forward and half back. Once he develops he could be an effective marking option around the ground. He’s more of a tall flanker than an under sized key position player at this stage. Cordy is a solid tackler, racking up six against Gippsland Power. He did not get the opportunity to play for Vic Country this year. Zaine Cordy 2013 TAC Cup statistics Matches: 6 Average kicks: 5.7 Average handballs: 4.2 Disposal efficiency: 69% Average marks: 2.7 Average uncontested marks: 2.3 Average handball receives: 2.7 Average tackles: 2.7 Average goals: 0
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Hi FrediKanoute,
In your opinion s Zaine considerably better than Ayce? What kind of position do you think he'd play in?
As with many WOOF posters I'd love to be wrong about Ayce however on current progress (and yes I know talls take longer) I wonder if the Club would have taken Aysce given what we have seen to date...Josie :)
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Just like '54 again.Comment
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Is Jayden Foster still eligible to play under 18's?
Heard someone from Calder talking him up the other night.Comment
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Early days but IMHO possible draft picks from Glenelg at this stage (in my order)
Billy Stretch (AIS) Almost certain Father/Son to Melbourne. Athletic, Silky Skills, but very slight
Alex Neal-Bullen More of a bustling player, loves to "crack in" , was SA u16 skipper a few years ago, last few years ruined by injuries but going really well now
Cory Gregson Small forward, excitement machine. Love watching him play. Also a bit slight. Compare to Ben Kennedy.
Maybe Jake Pitt. Overlooked last year as presumably too skinny, has bulked up a little but showing great form, now playing both ends of ground . Compare to Andrejs EVerett
Roughy: Josh Miller Young ruckman overlooked last year, great at tapping and SLOWLY getting thereComment
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Zaine Cordy's been going nicely at the Falcons.
Been in the bests in the last few weeksComment
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