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A young 17 year old Dangerfield was 185cm and 91 kgs when drafted to the Crows.
For a kid his body looks like it will not need too much work in the gym.
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Delisted 31. Oscar Murdoch (2022 - 2024)
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That was never the issue with Jordan Murdoch. Ferocious tackler as I recall. The problem was poor decision making and erratic disposal.
Can guarantee he wasn't even close to that. Danger was a twig when he was drafted:
Wow, how does Danger look older in that photo than he does now?
Cept for those thighs exploding out of the trim buttocks. His legs probably weighed 50kg.
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There’s a difference between tackling someone and being tackled.
He heard many footsteps
This kid on the other hand
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10 | Adelaide | Patrick Dangerfield | Anglesea/Geelong U18 | 17yr | 185cm | 91kg | 303 (154) | 316 | 23 |
This description sounds exactly like jordan murdoch. And not in a bad way.
Definitely bad info, IMO. Listed on our site as 189 and 97 kgs, so even off now
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Hope a lot of posters on this site are a lot kinder to Oscar than they were to Jordan.
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Big boy will be good if he can develop into a solid player
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That would still be Whyte, Conway, Knevitt, Clohesy, Clark, Murdoch from the same group.
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Comes in to play a similar role to Stevens, hopefully he can have more of an impact than he did.
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His Dad,Paul was an Australian champion boxer. Lost is last fight to Danny Green in 2007 and retired straight after. Hoping young Oscar can bring some of his Dads pure guts and determination to get the absolute most out of himself.
Good luck young man.
Good luck young man.
He looks the perfect med/tall type strong mark with pace using the ball well, if he dusted the no3 pick, in the Geelong system he could be anything.
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Might have a bit more grit to his game than Nick Stevens.
Looks like he positions himself well and doesn't take his eyes off it aerially. Might be a (much-needed) Bews understudy. Different types, yes, but Murdoch might benefit from Bews' experience.
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Jordan was a good player.
If oscar for a rookie pick gets to that level we will have done well (statistically speaking).
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I agree pretty similar role to stevens..lets hope he doesnt go the same way as i thought stevens was an unlucky delist
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Seemed to be tracking well last year but fell off this year but still a bit unlucky to be delisted. I think he probably didn’t defend well enough as a defender and not damaging enough to play an attacking role there or through the midfield.
But he was probably not helped by having a weak defence around him with little support.
He even looks exactly like jordan.
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If you hadn’t seen any of this kid apart from highlights and read this post you’d be accused for thinking he‘s a top 20 pick. Great size and there’s just something about a smooth left footer.
Not a bad throw at the stumps for me.
