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Pick 29: Shai Bolton
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caesar said:
Sure it wasnt #19 ..................... Wouls have been a fair distance , Hows your eyes
caesar said:
No chance. The number 29 has to be exorcised and then rested to clear out all the lazy molecules.
Steve Morris has 38 because it was his Dad's number so I would be surprised if he changedcaesar said:
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Funny he got Bartlett's number.
On one of his highlight videos he was getting the old 1-2 handball over the top from another player as the two of them ran down through the midfield.
Finally as he received the handball, and was being called to pass it over again, he looked at the 50m arc ahead and went 'Yeah, Na', burnt his team mate off who was probably in a better position, and ran to have the shot at goal himself. it reminded me of someone....
On one of his highlight videos he was getting the old 1-2 handball over the top from another player as the two of them ran down through the midfield.
Finally as he received the handball, and was being called to pass it over again, he looked at the 50m arc ahead and went 'Yeah, Na', burnt his team mate off who was probably in a better position, and ran to have the shot at goal himself. it reminded me of someone....
Ghost of Punt Road said:
Yep, noticed that too. He's hungry for the ball, and loves a shot at goal. But what I noticed even earlier was the super-long/extended stride for a relatively small man in AFL terms and his love of a running bounce.
Anyway, if he's half as good and plays half that number of games, he will be a winner.
Apparantly there is a high go home factor with this kid, fingers crossed if he does prove to be an exciting talent he realises it at the RFC.
Was said again last night on SEN by some bloke that of all the kids coming across from WA this draft he has the highest go home factor about him.
Hopoefully he gets the support and attention around him to make him comfortable and get the best out of him.
Rioli even at his tender age, the KG Institute and X Clarke will be important here, same for young Stengle.
Kid certainly is exciting no doubt.
Was said again last night on SEN by some bloke that of all the kids coming across from WA this draft he has the highest go home factor about him.
Hopoefully he gets the support and attention around him to make him comfortable and get the best out of him.
Rioli even at his tender age, the KG Institute and X Clarke will be important here, same for young Stengle.
Kid certainly is exciting no doubt.
craig said:
Our record with WA recruits hasn't been too shabby, Rance , KMac & Conca (when he blew off Freo advances) haven't felt homesick. I liked the fact the club sent Rioli over to give him some emotional support. The key I believe will be onfield success, as long as we start winning their shouldn't be too many defections.
