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Yeah but they’ve just re-signed Paul Curtis so, swings and roundabouts.
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Jhf breakout it down to the fully sick subwoofer..
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JHF in the PB's is sex
The Sex Panther.
Definitely one of the best wingers in the comp.
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Why? They're both legit inside mids, Reid on the wing doesn't make any more sense than JHF on a wing. Reid is the closest thing in the league to JHF outside of the man himself.
Harry Sheezel on the other hand ...
ill use the AA team as an example to explain my point, In the AA team the inside mids are ussaly the superior mids of the competition, and then they put the other mids maybe on a HF flank or on a wing, so my point is JHF should be starting inside midfield instead of reid. becuase he is a top 3 under 22 mid.
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Awhile back I said he wont ever be as great as Russell Ebert if he doesn't learn to use his left foot properly. A couple of people didn't like that comment.
The 4 best ambidextrous kickers I have seen in my life time, were Bucky Cunningham, Buddha Hocking, Aker and Sam Mitchell. That goal he kicked on his non preferred left foot is as good a goal, as I have seen those 4 kick on their non preferred foot.
It shows he doesn't need to do the BS checkie kick when a left foot is the better option.
He will end up being the complete midfielder.
The 4 best ambidextrous kickers I have seen in my life time, were Bucky Cunningham, Buddha Hocking, Aker and Sam Mitchell. That goal he kicked on his non preferred left foot is as good a goal, as I have seen those 4 kick on their non preferred foot.
It shows he doesn't need to do the BS checkie kick when a left foot is the better option.
He will end up being the complete midfielder.
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Would you have Darren Jarman in there somewhere too?
Even pre his AFL days, I saw him kick some incredible left foot goals for North Adelaide.
Injury free we will see one of the best footballers in the history of the AFL and he’s ours to cheer on each week
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Yeah he would be in there too, but I guess his casualness probably hasn't embedded him as deeply as those other 4 on my memory banks.
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Has to be considered for All Australian on the bench. 25 Goals and averaging 22 touches a game.
We all know it, the guy's fricking amazing, he was one of the big differences tonight. Total package!
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He was absolutely the difference, for mine. And he's added something to his game ... the ability to cool his head when a good option is not there, and use the space around him creatively. He has more time than other players.
If we win the premiership this year and the Hornet runs amok, I'll cut a highlights package to this.
Haven't done that type of thing in a long time but I would Horney tonight.
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