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BazBoy
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The Ox up fwd on Sat night--did every one see how his good delivery set up scoring shots.
I would keep him there next year
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jackcass 
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| ^^ Which is why I suggest he's best suited to a wing. |
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BazBoy
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Yep agree
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RudeBoy
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| I just wish he had a bit more muscle on his thin frame. |
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jackcass
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| RudeBoy wrote: | | I just wish he had a bit more muscle on his thin frame. |
Be nice but a lot of players never achieve that, doesn't stop them having good careers, or mean that they aren't strong through the core and in contests. |
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stui magpie 
Prepare for the worst, hope for the best.
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| jackcass wrote: | | RudeBoy wrote: | | I just wish he had a bit more muscle on his thin frame. |
Be nice but a lot of players never achieve that, doesn't stop them having good careers, or mean that they aren't strong through the core and in contests. |
Goldsack is similar build, a bloke named Michael Tuck managed to get a few games in and Twiggy Dunne wasn't so named because he was a fat bastard.
I like the look of Theo up forward, I reckon now that Howe will find himself pinned to the backline due to his great form down there, Theo is the bloke to play that role. Wing, high half forward, sometimes dropping into deep forward.
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RudeBoy
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| stui magpie wrote: | | jackcass wrote: | | RudeBoy wrote: | | I just wish he had a bit more muscle on his thin frame. |
Be nice but a lot of players never achieve that, doesn't stop them having good careers, or mean that they aren't strong through the core and in contests. |
Goldsack is similar build, a bloke named Michael Tuck managed to get a few games in and Twiggy Dunne wasn't so named because he was a fat bastard.
I like the look of Theo up forward, I reckon now that Howe will find himself pinned to the backline due to his great form down there, Theo is the bloke to play that role. Wing, high half forward, sometimes dropping into deep forward. |
I wish Oxley played with the hardness of Goldsack. |
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stui magpie
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I wish everyone in the team played with the hardness and intensity of the Sack, but that's a different argument. 
Theo has great hands, good enough pace and is a great user of the ball. Plus as I said in the OP he's a nasty size for opposition defenders being such a good mark. I'd still love to get another young KPF to load into the mix but with Moore, Fas, Elliot first choices in 2017, add in the options of White, Cox, Oxley as marking targets and a plethora of hobbits who can run through there and provide defensive pressure, our options aren't that bad.
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