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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #30 on: September 14, 2009, 08:41:23 PM »
Does anyone remember why Fevola went at 38?

What were the knocks on him?



Not sure if you saw the photo of him swinging a dildo above his head last week but that is him at 28.

It was also him at 27.

At 26 he p155ed onto the window of a bar

At 23 he robbed a dry cleaner of a shirt.

Imagine what he got up at 16 or 17?


Who gives a stuff what he has done, he is a superstar and i could put up with his issues if he was kicking the RFC into the finals. 15 clubs made a mistake not drafting Fev. Fact!

Listen, it was a tongue in cheek reply to a fair question.
You too simple to work that out?
 The reason he wasn't picked up early was because his attitude was questionable.
To his credit, he finally pulled himself together but not before he was nearly traded a few years ago, ironically to the Tigers.

For every Fev, there are dozens like him with the talent that they don't apply and end up on the scrap heap. Read:- Daniel Connors.
I wasn't having a go at your post, i was simply saying who cares what he does off field as long as he is kicking goals on field. Or are YOU to stupid to work that out!
So take that tongue out of your cheek!!
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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #31 on: September 14, 2009, 08:52:37 PM »

Who gives a stuff what he has done, he is a superstar and i could put up with his issues if he was kicking the RFC into the finals. 15 clubs made a mistake not drafting Fev. Fact!

Yep, he's been so successful in getting that self-righteous group into the finals on a consistent basis hasn't he.
Like Lockett at St. Kilda in the early 90's, i don't think you can blame Fev for Carlton not being sucsessful throughout his career. Not sure on his states but he has been really good in a side that has been terrible for a long time like us.
Talk to me in a few years time and see if you can say the same thing.  :thumbsup
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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #32 on: September 14, 2009, 08:59:22 PM »
Leave the insults out of posts ppl ::)

An opinion on Temel from BF's trading board

In a shallow weak draft- especially for talls Temel has probably worked his way into the 3rd round. He will test poorly in my opinion for agility and he isnt an endurance athlete but he has the best pair of hands in the TAC and is a natural instinctive goalkicker.

Jake Carlisle played himself into a first round definate yesterday. He was able to match Butcher in all facets as well as being an attacking defender who started attacks. He also looked dangerous as a forward.

http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showpost.php?p=15723244&postcount=938

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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #33 on: September 14, 2009, 09:03:38 PM »
Leave the insults out of posts ppl ::)

An opinion on Temel from BF's trading board

In a shallow weak draft- especially for talls Temel has probably worked his way into the 3rd round. He will test poorly in my opinion for agility and he isnt an endurance athlete but he has the best pair of hands in the TAC and is a natural instinctive goalkicker.

Jake Carlisle played himself into a first round definate yesterday. He was able to match Butcher in all facets as well as being an attacking defender who started attacks. He also looked dangerous as a forward.

http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showpost.php?p=15723244&postcount=938

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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #34 on: September 14, 2009, 10:33:22 PM »
When Temel played a game for Coburg ressies this year along with our Cleve and Browne.

Coburg Tigers      21.20 (146)
Bendigo Bombers 11.8  (74)

Coburg Tigers
Goal Kickers: S. Temel 5, T. Abdallah 4, C. Hughes 3, A. Meroli 2, C. Smith 2, J. Bassi, J. Kandilakis, M. Ambrose, J. Horne, N. Wood
Best Players: N. Cattapan, A. Browne, S. Temel, J. Keogh, T. Abdallah, N. Wood

So Richmond reps. should have seen him play up close.

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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #35 on: September 15, 2009, 07:26:21 AM »
heard he is extremely slow and most probably a VFL standard player only.

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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #36 on: September 15, 2009, 02:25:40 PM »
Leave the insults out of posts ppl ::)

An opinion on Temel from BF's trading board

In a shallow weak draft- especially for talls Temel has probably worked his way into the 3rd round. He will test poorly in my opinion for agility and he isnt an endurance athlete but he has the best pair of hands in the TAC and is a natural instinctive goalkicker.

Jake Carlisle played himself into a first round definate yesterday. He was able to match Butcher in all facets as well as being an attacking defender who started attacks. He also looked dangerous as a forward.

http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showpost.php?p=15723244&postcount=938




we need players like that! take Temel!


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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #37 on: September 15, 2009, 06:56:19 PM »
Leave the insults out of posts ppl ::)

An opinion on Temel from BF's trading board

In a shallow weak draft- especially for talls Temel has probably worked his way into the 3rd round. He will test poorly in my opinion for agility and he isnt an endurance athlete but he has the best pair of hands in the TAC and is a natural instinctive goalkicker.

Jake Carlisle played himself into a first round definate yesterday. He was able to match Butcher in all facets as well as being an attacking defender who started attacks. He also looked dangerous as a forward.

http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showpost.php?p=15723244&postcount=938

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I hate Carlton!!..
The posts read better with the insults.   :cheers

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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #38 on: September 18, 2009, 11:56:56 AM »
John Butcher (Gippsland Power)
197 cm
84 kg
03/07/91
Maffra

TAC Cup:

2009:

32.19 (11)

2008:

35.32 (15)

2007:

2 (2)


Benjamin Griffiths (Eastern Ranges)
198 cm
99 kg
17/09/91
Blackburn

TAC Cup:

2009:

16.11 (9)

2008:

9.4 ( 8 )

2007:

5.1 (4)


Jake Carlisle (Calder Cannons)
196 cm
83 kg
DOB: 01/10/91
Craigieburn

TAC Cup:

2009:

17.6 (11)

2008:

0.1 (7)


Matthew Panos (Norwood)
192 cm
85 kg
DOB: 25/01/91
Rostrevor College

SANFL:

2009:

Seniors:

2 (2)

Reserves:

17 (6)

U18's:

20 (6)

2008:

U19's:

4 (2)

U17's:

22 (6)


Aaron Black (Peel Thunder)
193 cm
78 kg
29/11/90
Kingsley

WAFL:

2009:

Seniors:

1.2 (3)

Colt's:

24.17 (11)


Tom Hill (Northern Knights)
199 cm
82 kg
07/04/91
Northern Bullants FC (VAFA)

TAC Cup:

2009:

21.11 (14)


Serhat Temel (Calder Cannors)
194 cm
89kg
12/05/91

TAC Cup:

2009:

47.19 (18)

2008:

28.15 (15)


Daniel Talia (Calder Cannons)
194 cm
89 kg
02/10/91
Assumption College

TAC Cup:

2009:

2.1 (3)

2008:

6.3 (7)


Luke McDonald (Eastern Ranges)
195 cm
92 kg
29/04/1990

TAC Cup:

2009:

64.16 (19)

2008:

12.7 (12)

2007:

6.4 (20)


torch's picks:

Temel (Calder Cannons)
Panos (Norwood)
Griffiths (Eastern Rangers)
McDonald (Eastern Rangers)
Carlisle (Calder Cannons)
Butcher (Gippsland Power)
« Last Edit: September 18, 2009, 01:06:36 PM by torch »

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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #39 on: September 18, 2009, 07:28:41 PM »
temels as slow as treakle. I dont rate McDonald either. Panos is similar to what we already have size wise. Talia is ok for key defence post.

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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #40 on: September 18, 2009, 09:47:51 PM »
temel looks good for a R22 pick

Butcher with R1 Temel R2 then a few mids afterward then a ruck option late, maybe that african kid
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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #41 on: September 18, 2009, 10:53:54 PM »
Big power forwards win you big matches.
Just look at this Prelim.
Saints have Riewoldt. Dogs don't have one. Hence in a low scoring game they had noone to kick multiple goals and take 12 marks and the Saints make the GF.

If Butcher is available get him. KPP do not grow on trees. We need him more than another midfielder right now. Hawks went with Roughhead and Franklin with their first few choices in 2004 and it bore fruit in 08. The top 10 looks like it will be all mids bar Butcher. If Melb go Scully and Trengove we need to go Butcher.




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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #42 on: September 19, 2009, 12:34:38 AM »
So true Tucky. Quality big strong key forwards are priceless.
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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #43 on: September 19, 2009, 11:57:15 AM »
One of the papers today (I think it was the HUN) reckons Temel has become a smokie in the draft

Kicked 19 goals in the last 3 games after kicking 49.12 goals for the season

Hmmmmmmmmmm  ;D
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Re: Your thoughts on Key Forwards in this year's Draft
« Reply #44 on: September 19, 2009, 12:18:21 PM »
A question for those on here that watch a bit of these kids - is Butcher good enough to justify pick #3?  I only ask because he doesn't appear to have been setting the world on fire in his own age group recently and I wonder if he has enough 'development' in him to become a true long term key forward?