Toast Rising Star Bailey Smith 28 disposals against Geelong

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http://m.westernbulldogs.com.au/news/2018-11-23/selfdriven-smith

"did you jump off the ground?"

 

[immortalmike]

that's right. We want the whole world's population to behave like Sodom and Gomorrah Hollywood. Way to go.

Not sure if serious...

 

[AFDogs]

No way that's Libbas actual bed room...

 

[hoianbulldog]

No way that's Libbas actual bed room...

Too organised you think?

 

[Ricky_Lake]

Should move in with Libba, loosen him up a little.

This looks like one of my mates bedrooms back in the late 80's early 90's without a bong.
This is your room isnt it Dogs 13???? nice work

 

[Dogs 13]

This looks like one of my mates bedrooms back in the late 80's early 90's without a bong.
This is your room isnt it Dogs 13???? nice work

I'm like grounded until I clean it up.

 

[Dogs 13]

the coke bottle in the bottom right hand corner...................that doesn't look right

That's the new Coke flavour released for Christmas, sorry I mean, the holidays

 

[bobs head soup]

Watching Smith tackle makes me want to see him get some centre bounce minutes with Libba and Dunkley. The opposition will be really earning every possession.

 

[Chicago1]

Bailey kinda reminds me of:

Good natured, loving, affectionate, goofy, and happy, the Golden Labrador loves people and is very friendly. Training him is a breeze as this is a dog designed to want to please. He also loves to carry out tasks making him a good work dog. The Golden Labrador is not a dog to leave on its own outside in the yard, he will want to be with his family. If left alone for long stretches he can get destructive out of boredom. He will respond well to praise and rewards, but avoid harsh methods as he can be sensitive to tone. They love to be guided, and respond well to an owner with a consistent leadership role. Full of energy, they will love a game or two. Loving, easy to care for, and a friend for life, the Golden Labrador is a gem of a dog.

 

[House_of_Dahl]

Bailey kinda reminds me of:

Good natured, loving, affectionate, goofy, and happy, the Golden Labrador loves people and is very friendly. Training him is a breeze as this is a dog designed to want to please. He also loves to carry out tasks making him a good work dog. The Golden Labrador is not a dog to leave on its own outside in the yard, he will want to be with his family. If left alone for long stretches he can get destructive out of boredom. He will respond well to praise and rewards, but avoid harsh methods as he can be sensitive to tone. They love to be guided, and respond well to an owner with a consistent leadership role. Full of energy, they will love a game or two. Loving, easy to care for, and a friend for life, the Golden Labrador is a gem of a dog.

Ha ha fair call. And whilst labs are super mellow and friendly if you endanger their family look out!

 

[House_of_Dahl]

Just realised Bevo is the perfect 'owner' of that lab description. And had a terrible image of Smith humping Bevos leg!

 

[hatescaptcha]

Don’t you just love how much he loves the dogs already? It’s infectious! Great kid.

Give him the #6. Get around him!


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[Reptilia]

Knightmare had him rated at no. 3 .. that is enough for me to be excited

 

[Lindsay_Gilbee]

Knightmare had him rated at no. 3 .. that is enough for me to be excited

There’s three players I remember Knightmare went really early in rating.

He was talking up Macrae more than anyone, he was pumping him and Bont up all year before they surged up the order. The other was Reece McKenzie, I guess two out of three ain’t bad.

 

[fronkalicious]

Excited to see him play.

Was saying it before we drafted smith, but believe it even more firmly now. We should move Toby to the forward line. His marking was elite (assume it still is) early days. He knows how to find the goals and his tackle pressure is superb.

Bonti, Libba, Macrae, Hunter, Dunkley, wallis with sprinkles of smith, West, Daniel, Williams and suckling is more than enough midfield firepower.

 

[Mofra]

Excited to see him play.

Was saying it before we drafted smith, but believe it even more firmly now. We should move Toby to the forward line. His marking was elite (assume it still is) early days. He knows how to find the goals and his tackle pressure is superb.

Bonti, Libba, Macrae, Hunter, Dunkley, wallis with sprinkles of smith, West, Daniel, Williams and suckling is more than enough midfield firepower.

Mclean has been playing pure mid out of necessity, Dunkley's rise late in the season as an inside mid meant the Bont coudl play a little more outside (which worked for us) and with a Libba in there it should release Mclean to rest forward at stages. His u18 mark of the year isn't a skill he'd lose and I rate his footskills so it should improve our F50 efficiency.

 

[JJHunter]

Interesting listening to the latest Road to the Draft Podcast.

Cal Twomey rating Bailey Smith as a very good rising star chance next year.
Said if he was allowed to bet that is where his money would be.

Obviously thinks he will step straight into senior footy.

 

[ScragCity]

Mclean has been playing pure mid out of necessity, Dunkley's rise late in the season as an inside mid meant the Bont coudl play a little more outside (which worked for us) and with a Libba in there it should release Mclean to rest forward at stages. His u18 mark of the year isn't a skill he'd lose and I rate his footskills so it should improve our F50 efficiency.

He is also incredibly composed and reliable on set shots. Could be a 40-goal-a-year forward.

 

[Some Idiot]

There’s three players I remember Knightmare went really early in rating.

He was talking up Macrae more than anyone, he was pumping him and Bont up all year before they surged up the order. The other was Reece McKenzie, I guess two out of three ain’t bad.

Mckenzie ended up with chronic mental health issues too so he may have had the talent.

 

[CaptainMurphy]

There’s three players I remember Knightmare went really early in rating.

He was talking up Macrae more than anyone, he was pumping him and Bont up all year before they surged up the order. The other was Reece McKenzie, I guess two out of three ain’t bad.

McKenzie was a bust because of mental health problems, something Knightmare wouldn't have been aware of. He's had a few misses but that one's a hard one to pin to him I reckon.

 

[hatescaptcha]

Loading up on Baz to win the rising star.



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What are his odds atm?

 

[hatescaptcha]

What are his odds atm?

26 - 1.


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26 - 1.


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Geez that's pretty good, might load up myself

 

[hatescaptcha]

Geez that's pretty good, might load up myself

He’ll make an immediate impact, could definitely play 20 games, barring injury. Wearing the #6, will catch the eye. Worth a punt.


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