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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #210 on: September 30, 2009, 05:19:15 PM »
I'm starting to warm to your Martin idea Infamy especially now that the Dee's are going to take Trengove as well!

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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #211 on: September 30, 2009, 05:25:00 PM »
Dustin Martin or Anthony Morabito?

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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #212 on: September 30, 2009, 05:33:49 PM »
Dustin Martin or Anthony Morabito?

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Out of those two, Martin for me.

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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #213 on: September 30, 2009, 05:55:58 PM »
Martin for me also. Too many ifs on Morabito for my liking and he is native to WA and may get homesick in the future.

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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #214 on: September 30, 2009, 10:06:39 PM »
Some results from the repeat sprinting (6x30m).

Top 5:
Jack Fitzpatrick
Robbie Hicks
Jordan Williams
Gary Rohan
Jason Tutt...

And the rest:
Dustin Martin
Lewis Jetta
Dylan Grimes
Brad Sheppard
Jake Melksham


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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #215 on: September 30, 2009, 10:12:50 PM »
i dont get it, how is our need for a KPP not more acute than another midfielder...would be a crazy line of thought :o
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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #216 on: September 30, 2009, 10:34:37 PM »
Pick 3 must be Butcher if Trengove is gone which will ahppen if Melb get pick 11 as they will get a good tall with that pick.
At 19 I think we should go either Bastanic, Christensen, Hooper, Luke Thomson, Gysberts
Hopefully we will have traded into the 2nd round for Tuck and get 2 of the 5 players listed above.

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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #217 on: September 30, 2009, 10:37:31 PM »
Pick 3 must be Butcher if Trengove is gone which will ahppen if Melb get pick 11 as they will get a good tall with that pick.
At 19 I think we should go either Bastanic, Christensen, Hooper, Luke Thomson, Gysberts
Hopefully we will have traded into the 2nd round for Tuck and get 2 of the 5 players listed above.

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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #218 on: September 30, 2009, 10:43:47 PM »
i dont get it, how is our need for a KPP not more acute than another midfielder...would be a crazy line of thought :o

Well youv'e got to have a midfield that can get the ball to the KPP first and we don't have that yet. With Tuck and Brown going we need more flexability there.

I said it in another post and I will say it again, I am backing Martin in over Butcher, Martin is ready to go and thats what we need. We don't need more developing players that will amount to nothing like Putt, Patto, JON, Hughes, etc...... at least Martin has shown his skill level and hardness at the ball is better than Butchers and he could play round one.... :thumbsup
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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #219 on: September 30, 2009, 10:57:11 PM »
i dont get it, how is our need for a KPP not more acute than another midfielder...would be a crazy line of thought :o

Well youv'e got to have a midfield that can get the ball to the KPP first and we don't have that yet. With Tuck and Brown going we need more flexability there.

I said it in another post and I will say it again, I am backing Martin in over Butcher, Martin is ready to go and thats what we need. We don't need more developing players that will amount to nothing like Putt, Patto, JON, Hughes, etc...... at least Martin has shown his skill level and hardness at the ball is better than Butchers and he could play round one.... :thumbsup

question

can he use both side of his body and i dont mean the odd kick on his left here or there.

we need to find a player who kick with both sides.

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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #220 on: September 30, 2009, 11:09:13 PM »
i dont get it, how is our need for a KPP not more acute than another midfielder...would be a crazy line of thought :o

Well youv'e got to have a midfield that can get the ball to the KPP first and we don't have that yet. With Tuck and Brown going we need more flexability there.

I said it in another post and I will say it again, I am backing Martin in over Butcher, Martin is ready to go and thats what we need. We don't need more developing players that will amount to nothing like Putt, Patto, JON, Hughes, etc...... at least Martin has shown his skill level and hardness at the ball is better than Butchers and he could play round one.... :thumbsup

question

can he use both side of his body and i dont mean the odd kick on his left here or there.

we need to find a player who kick with both sides.

sick to death of these one trick pony's

Yes he can and very well, have a looka t his tapes, great kick either side and very quick minded and in close, great hands..... he will slot right in for Tuck!!
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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #221 on: October 01, 2009, 12:25:11 AM »
Dustin Martin is a 200 game player. I didnt think he was that quick. All he needs to show is that he has a tank and do well in the Beep. If that occurs and character issues are fine then RFC have to take Martin at pick 3 and hope that Black or Griffiths is available at 19.

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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #222 on: October 01, 2009, 12:34:28 AM »
i dont get it, how is our need for a KPP not more acute than another midfielder...would be a crazy line of thought :o

Well youv'e got to have a midfield that can get the ball to the KPP first and we don't have that yet. With Tuck and Brown going we need more flexability there.

I said it in another post and I will say it again, I am backing Martin in over Butcher, Martin is ready to go and thats what we need. We don't need more developing players that will amount to nothing like Putt, Patto, JON, Hughes, etc...... at least Martin has shown his skill level and hardness at the ball is better than Butchers and he could play round one.... :thumbsup

question

can he use both side of his body and i dont mean the odd kick on his left here or there.

we need to find a player who kick with both sides.

sick to death of these one trick pony's
Dustin Martin is one of, if not THE best disposer by foot in the U18. Truly both sided, is a pure centreman and now proven to be very fast as well.
Will be very disappointed if we don't take him

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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #223 on: October 01, 2009, 12:36:26 AM »
i dont get it, how is our need for a KPP not more acute than another midfielder...would be a crazy line of thought :o

Well youv'e got to have a midfield that can get the ball to the KPP first and we don't have that yet. With Tuck and Brown going we need more flexability there.

I said it in another post and I will say it again, I am backing Martin in over Butcher, Martin is ready to go and thats what we need. We don't need more developing players that will amount to nothing like Putt, Patto, JON, Hughes, etc...... at least Martin has shown his skill level and hardness at the ball is better than Butchers and he could play round one.... :thumbsup

question

can he use both side of his body and i dont mean the odd kick on his left here or there.

we need to find a player who kick with both sides.

sick to death of these one trick pony's
Dustin Martin is one of, if not THE best disposer by foot in the U18. Truly both sided, is a pure centreman and now proven to be very fast as well.
Will be very disappointed if we don't take him

Fully agree. If the beep test goes well then he must be a lock for No 3 selection. We need footy players who can kick the footy. Martin does this exceptionally well.

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Re: 2009 AFL Draft
« Reply #224 on: October 01, 2009, 02:40:36 AM »
With hard-bodied, inside midfielders back in vogue in the AFL, the no-frills Ben Cunnington, 18, has become a recruiters' favourite.

Richmond (No. 3) and North Melbourne (No. 5) have their eyes on him in next month's national draft.

Falcons regional manager Michael Turner rates Cunnington as "the most professional player I have seen in 15 years of TAC Cup".

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/ben-cunnington-set-to-make-big-impact-in-national-draft/story-e6frf9jf-1225781343235