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thanks Andy, Pat and Brent
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sad to see them go, particularly krak and brent my daughter kiera will be upset as she got on very well with harty at the Gippsland Tigers trivia night early in the year, always liked krak and his class and harty's hardness the previous year, but injuries and other *smile* don't help i suppose good luck lads, may get you back again if we are lucky GO THE MIGHTIES
GOOD bye!
not disappointed to see them gone however I would have thought they would have had some friends on their journey to footballs oblivion.
They were given a chance that thousands of kids dream of and never really grasped the opportunity.
not disappointed to see them gone however I would have thought they would have had some friends on their journey to footballs oblivion.
They were given a chance that thousands of kids dream of and never really grasped the opportunity.
Dean Hart Northey said:
This is meant to be a positive thread.
I guess you probably did your best, without really grasping the opportunity
Totally agree there Harry. P Bo should go well at Coburg next year, he's a good VFL player, just isn't up to it at AFL level, a little like his older brother in that respect. Krak teased us for years and never totally delivered. Harts I feel bad for, he had injuries at the wrong times and wound up being incredibly frustrated, shame, because he looked good in 2004. One of the reasons I find it hard to get excited about an encouraging debut year for young players now.Harry said:
Well I am wide of the mark again. I really thought we would keep Krakouer until his court case was over.
DirtyDogTiger said:
Oh I am positive.....two of them failed to graps the opportunity of being an AFL footballer and one well he triedbut like some other dud draft picks was perhaps pastt he game already.
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Shame about harts
patto showed something in his first year but they all seem to do in their first years when a switch of clubs happens. was poor towards the end with coburg and was ordinary in the final
krak- well with a jail term hanging on his head and tambling taking his spot his chnaces would have been limited.
young tas , well i dont know enough or saw enough to make comment BUT
GOODLUCK ALL
patto showed something in his first year but they all seem to do in their first years when a switch of clubs happens. was poor towards the end with coburg and was ordinary in the final
krak- well with a jail term hanging on his head and tambling taking his spot his chnaces would have been limited.
young tas , well i dont know enough or saw enough to make comment BUT
GOODLUCK ALL
Harts is the only one who is the slightest bit stiff. Always thought that he would turn into a Mark Johnson type but his body never let be at his best for prolonged periods.
The one thing that will stand out to me with Harts was a game in his first year, we were getting smacked and here was this kid doing the encouraging and putting on the backside of his elder teamates trying to life the sagging spirits. Gas with his hangdog unemotional hands on hips pose getting a rev from a guy with under 10 games to his name. That is leadership and spirit and something we have lacked over the past five years, I always thought that Brent may be one of the guys involved in getting that hunger back.
The one thing that will stand out to me with Harts was a game in his first year, we were getting smacked and here was this kid doing the encouraging and putting on the backside of his elder teamates trying to life the sagging spirits. Gas with his hangdog unemotional hands on hips pose getting a rev from a guy with under 10 games to his name. That is leadership and spirit and something we have lacked over the past five years, I always thought that Brent may be one of the guys involved in getting that hunger back.
SCOOP said:
I always think back to the first half of that Doggies game where he was absolutely tearing it up.
Unfortunately he also tore his hamstring and never reached those same heights from there on.
Unlucky with injury and selection IMO.
I hope he gets another shot.