#14 James Aish

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Re: Welcome to Collingwood James Aish

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inxs88 wrote:I remember in 2007 Paul Medhurst against Fremantle on a Friday night copped a heavy knock before handballing off to a Pies teammate resulting in a Collingwood goal.

James Aish attack on the ball tonight in a 50:50 was huge in neutralizing an important contest at a vital time. This is exactly what his career needed. Full respect!
Spot on. It was Collingwood of old and I thought it changed the game.
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a shame he'll miss the next six with a broken jaw!
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E wrote:a shame he'll miss the next six with a broken jaw!
Is this confirmed?
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piedys wrote:
E wrote:a shame he'll miss the next six with a broken jaw!
Is this confirmed?
fractured cheekbone is the official diagnosis.
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Bad luck for the kid but this will be our display of
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A hard nut or a good ball user
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Post by Bruce Gonsalves »

If my memory serves me correct, I recall Aish taking quite a few courageous grabs last year.
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How do you assume this statement holds true for me?
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It was a courageous as they come, and I am one poster who never question this kids ticker again.

However, I thought he had been very poor during the game, so while it may very well be 'the making of him', he's got a long, long way to go to be in our best 22 imo.
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RudeBoy wrote:It was a courageous as they come, and I am one poster who never question this kids ticker again.

However, I thought he had been very poor during the game, so while it may very well be 'the making of him', he's got a long, long way to go to be in our best 22 imo.
He was no worse then anyone else. Had the 4th most Touches till half time and 1 that actually had a go in the 1st Qtr
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I said this in a thread about him in last weeks game. Watching the game live there were multiple occasions when he went hardest at the ball including running back with the flight eyes on the ball.
Lots of players have flash. This bloke is tough.
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MJ23 wrote:I said this in a thread about him in last weeks game. Watching the game live there were multiple occasions when he went hardest at the ball including running back with the flight eyes on the ball.
Lots of players have flash. This bloke is tough.
Aish is 1 of the Toughest Player we have
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Post by Jezza »

He displayed great courage in that contest. He can hold his head up high for that moment despite the injury he sustained.
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Praise for Aish

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FWIW, I thought yesterday was Aish's best game for us yet, made even more worthy, considering he was returning from a fractured cheek bone. While he is not blessed with a lot of pace, height, or physicality, he is a smart footballer with very good skills and has proven to be courageous. I'll admit I was a doubter, but I'm fast coming around to seeing a bright future for this kid at the Pies.
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Post by AnthonyC »

Agreed, no doubting he has Guts.

Can't specifically recall the plays, but there was one time on the outer wing where he made a contest in a mark, and another time when he went in and copped a whack to the head and got a free kick.

Had to take some courage taking into account what he's only just recovering from.

AFL is not for the faint of heart.
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Post by Dave The Man »

Had a Slow Start to the Season but Seems to be hitting his Stride Now.

Playing with Confidence now.

I like how he Took on the Game a bit more and even go around someone on the Mark Once
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