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Welcome to the Tigers Jacob Hopper
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I think you could still unsay it. I only just read it so it hasn’t really sunk in yet.
Hop on top: New Tiger living the dream after 'frustrating' season
Richmond recruit Jacob Hopper tells Josh Gabelich about his move from GWS alongside good mate Tim Taranto
www.afl.com.au
Of the two who do you think has the better disposal?
Neither have looked great to me especially in regard to the use of both feet.
I suppose few do!
very hard to do it, Dion, Dusty & Tim playing well, our Forwards Tom & Shai & Cumbero kicking plenty of goals, our backs stopping the oppositions, I can't wait for 2023 to begin.
The AFL website represents the *smile* quality of footy journalism, with this pearl of wisdom:Hop on top: New Tiger living the dream after 'frustrating' season
Richmond recruit Jacob Hopper tells Josh Gabelich about his move from GWS alongside good mate Tim Taranto
"Rarely do two players from one club land at the same club in the same trade period, especially proven stars. Steven May arrived at Melbourne 12 months after Jake Lever."
FMD
Gee its hard to say. Both are just average. Maybe Hopper just.
I watched maybe 75% of GWS's games this year from start to finish when it was evident early in the year that players would be leaving. Hopper obviously didn't play as much as Taranto, but it was pretty clear the couple of differences. Taranto a bit more running into space and possession gathering, Hopper a bit more work in tight. More handballs from Hopper and more kicking from Taranto and going forward.
In saying that though, I reckon the Richmond game style will change their modus operandi a bit. For both of them. Leon Cameron's game style was terrible. Slow, stop start, keep possession. Reluctant to move the ball with any speed through the middle. Reliant on pin point passing which wouldn't have suited either of them. I think they'll both flourish in a quicker more dynamic system, providing they stay healthy and can cover the extra ground that they'll be required to do with us.
LOL picked that up too....can't even use the work experience guy excuse as uni exams haven't finished yet
TT Runner up
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Naturally Dusty for his 4th Norm(Which should be re named the Dusty after he retires.)
I’ll trade you all of those meaningless awards for the only one that matters.
Hopper and Taranto = Premiership
I read that about six times to try and make it make sense lol, but still couldn't make sense!!
