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Post: # 1360874Post joffaboy »

gringo wrote:
Old Mate wrote:He reminds me of Troy Luff

it's the weird hair. He's an odd looking fella General Lee as was Luff

Reminds me of Owen Wilson.

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Old Mate wrote:He reminds me of Troy Luff

Really?

TL reminds me of LRT. I have no idea why.

Then again, that old little guy who sings the theme song with the Swans after games reminds me of the old white haired people that used to sit behind the goals at the SCG when they were crap. Weird.


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SaintPav wrote:
Old Mate wrote:He reminds me of Troy Luff

Really?

TL reminds me of LRT. I have no idea why.

Then again, that old little guy who sings the theme song with the Swans after games reminds me of the old white haired people that used to sit behind the goals at the SCG when they were crap. Weird.
He is one of those guys isn't he?


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I think so. His other mate passed away.


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LTN16 wrote:Wow at how everyone's opinions have changed after the last 2 games he's played :roll:

Where's all the baggers now??
I'll put my hand up and say I was very critical of him. Early in the year he was consistently dropping easy marks, getting worked out of the contest and missing shots on goal. He still needs to work on those things but he makes great position, presents well and can take a contested grab.

Get another pre season into him and build his confidence and he could be a 40 goal forward for us next year. No idea what level he'll reach in the long run but he does look like he'll at least be a solid target post-Riewoldt.


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I think he battled some injuries this year.
Lets see how he goes with an injury free pre-season.
He reckon he will surprise a lot of people.


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LTN16 wrote:Wow at how everyone's opinions have changed after the last 2 games he's played :roll:

Where's all the baggers now??
Are you surprised that people's opinions changed when the evidence in front of them changed?


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Post: # 1360933Post Bernard Shakey »

Has always looked like a footballer to me.


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Post: # 1360940Post ralphsmith »

he looks like a snooker player to me

the hair i think


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Post: # 1360945Post Bernard Shakey »

ralphsmith wrote:he looks like a snooker player to me

the hair i think
Looks nothing like Eddie Charlton!


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I never bagged him personally....

I said a bit was given up for him, and then we were told even though he was mature age, we had to wait awhile


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ralphsmith wrote:he looks like a snooker player to me

the hair i think
Well, on Saturday night after he kicked those behinds I kept saying to myself "Ooh, and that's a bad miss..."


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Post: # 1361003Post roskilde »

a) tommy lee's hair is odd at best :)

b) sainternist, going by your avatar you have taste in comedy and should not be referencing such a poor skit show.

c) tommy lee is showing early signs that he could be a gun FF. so happy to be a saints fan tight now.


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roskilde wrote:love watching the new guys coming through as much as i love our recent domination.
+2 :D .


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I think abit early on Lee.
The guy he played on has had some very big bags kiicked on him this season in the VFL , including six by Khan Haretuku a month ago.


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I'm not sure Tommy will ever be able to hold down the #1 forward spot so how good/productive he can be will depend greatly on who the club can place around him. Hopefully he'll start to develop into a player similar to Jack Gunston (who benefits massively from being the 3rd tall surrounded by Buddy & Roughy).

We're all reasonably excited about Big Spence & hopefully he can be that match winner who can take the best defender. Where Rhys fits in I'm not sure as I'm firmly in the camp that sees him as a true ruck/forward swingman.

IMO the possibility to trade up to pick #1 & take Boyd is very very tempting. Having three vastly different key forward to build the next generation around is mouth watering.

Lee- the lead up, athletic forward who can kick the odd spectacular goal.
White- the free wheeling, big marking forward who can turn a match in minutes.
Boyd- the (eventual) pack crashing, long kicking & strong marking forward ala Hawkins.

Gee it really makes a blockbuster trade very enticing....


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St Igmata wrote:I think abit early on Lee.
The guy he played on has had some very big bags kiicked on him this season in the VFL , including six by Khan Haretuku a month ago.
True but the Dockers have the #1 Defence in the comp and he scored against them the previous week.
I am fairly sure he was carrying injuries in the first half the year.
Get on him! :D :D


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I said a bit was given up for him, and then we were told even though he was mature age, we had to wait awhile
Not that much was given as we gained one player and 2 picks for one pick.

No.12, to the Giants in return for Lee and picks 24 and 43.

Lee was rated by some known pundits as top 20.

So effectively Pelchen multiplied what was gained.....or another way of looking at it is that by gaining 3 players (Lee, Wright and Saunders)than just one that we had thrice the chance that one would make it.

As it stands at present all three look like making it. Wright looks to be a good player.


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SaintPav wrote:I think so. His other mate passed away.
the little guy who plays the fool in the circle would also have passed away if plugger's attempt to decapitate him with the ball hadn't failed......


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saintsRrising wrote:
SainterK wrote:
I said a bit was given up for him, and then we were told even though he was mature age, we had to wait awhile
Not that much was given as we gained one player and 2 picks for one pick.

No.12, to the Giants in return for Lee and picks 24 and 43.

Lee was rated by some known pundits as top 20.

So effectively Pelchen multiplied what was gained.....or another way of looking at it is that by gaining 3 players (Lee, Wright and Saunders)than just one that we had thrice the chance that one would make it.

As it stands at present all three look like making it. Wright looks to be a good player.
be interesting to see how kristian jaksch turns out.....


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saintsRrising wrote:
SainterK wrote:
I said a bit was given up for him, and then we were told even though he was mature age, we had to wait awhile
Not that much was given as we gained one player and 2 picks for one pick.

No.12, to the Giants in return for Lee and picks 24 and 43.

Lee was rated by some known pundits as top 20.

So effectively Pelchen multiplied what was gained.....or another way of looking at it is that by gaining 3 players (Lee, Wright and Saunders)than just one that we had thrice the chance that one would make it.

As it stands at present all three look like making it. Wright looks to be a good player.
Didn't know he was so highly rated.

Who had him top 20?

Not saying you're lying, just never heard that kind of hype about him personally.

I guess long term we'll see how the picks around #12 turn out.


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SainterK wrote:
saintsRrising wrote:
SainterK wrote:
I said a bit was given up for him, and then we were told even though he was mature age, we had to wait awhile
Not that much was given as we gained one player and 2 picks for one pick.

No.12, to the Giants in return for Lee and picks 24 and 43.

Lee was rated by some known pundits as top 20.

So effectively Pelchen multiplied what was gained.....or another way of looking at it is that by gaining 3 players (Lee, Wright and Saunders)than just one that we had thrice the chance that one would make it.

As it stands at present all three look like making it. Wright looks to be a good player.
Didn't know he was so highly rated.

Who had him top 20?

Not saying you're lying, just never heard that kind of hype about him personally.

I guess long term we'll see how the picks around #12 turn out.
From memory I think Terry Wallace had him going at pick 11 to Carlton in the TAC Cup Future Stars Mock Draft....Wallace is no draft expert but Shifter Sheehan is a regular on the show & would certainly be a source of info to the numpties like Wallace & Hutchy.


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Post: # 1361518Post Rosco »

spot on wrote:Pick 12 for lee , wright and I think Murdock is looking pretty good now. That would shut dwyane Russell up now
lost Goddard compo and our 1st round pick (picks 12 & 13), and picks 37 & 57

gained:
Lee
Pick 24 - wright
Pick 43 - can't figure out what happened to this pick
Hickey
Pick 26 (25 due to the crows) - white (upgraded pick from 37)
Pick 47 - traded for TDL (upgraded pick from 57)



Also lost cripps & 46
Gained:
Pick 41 (40) - Murdoch
Pick 44 (43) - Saunders

happy with the cripps trade outcome


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SainterK wrote:Didn't know he was so highly rated.

Who had him top 20?

Not saying you're lying, just never heard that kind of hype about him personally.

I guess long term we'll see how the picks around #12 turn out.
From http://www.supercoachhq.com/14/post/201 ... draft.html
On September 23, 2012, the TAC Cup Future Stars panel (including Kevin Sheehan, Terry Wallace and Ben Dixon) chose their phantom first round selections for the 2012 AFL draft.

Their predictions cover at least one selection from each side, with Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs both having priority and additional selections.

21 - Jake Stringer (actually went 5)
20 - Jesse Lonergan (13)
19 - Troy Menzel (11)
18 - James Stewart (27)
17 - Josh Simpson (17)
16 - Tim Membrey (46 - the pick we gave Sydney for TDL!)
15 - Nick Vlastuin (9)
14 - Dayle Garlett (not drafted)
13 - Nathan Hrovat (21)
12 - Jackson Macrae (6)
11 - Tom Lee (traded along with picks #24, #43 by GWS to St Kilda)
10 - Joe Daniher (10)
9 - Lachie Plowman (3)
8 - Kristian Jaksch (12)
7 - Oliver Wines (7)
6 - Sam Mayes (8)
5 - Jonathon O'Rourke (2)
4 - Brodie Grundy (18)
3 - Jack Viney (26)
2 - Jimmy Toumpas (4)
1- Lachie Whitfield (1)
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SainterK wrote:
saintsRrising wrote:
SainterK wrote:
I said a bit was given up for him, and then we were told even though he was mature age, we had to wait awhile
Not that much was given as we gained one player and 2 picks for one pick.

No.12, to the Giants in return for Lee and picks 24 and 43.

Lee was rated by some known pundits as top 20.

So effectively Pelchen multiplied what was gained.....or another way of looking at it is that by gaining 3 players (Lee, Wright and Saunders)than just one that we had thrice the chance that one would make it.

As it stands at present all three look like making it. Wright looks to be a good player.
Didn't know he was so highly rated.

Who had him top 20?

Not saying you're lying, just never heard that kind of hype about him personally.

I guess long term we'll see how the picks around #12 turn out.

Lee was in the phantom draft in one of the papers going to Carlton with their first pick at 9. He was hot property after WAFL form and a great Foxtel cup series. Jaksche should be a player but we don't know if it's Mitch Brown or Jeremy Cameron.

Wrighty is the most exciting recruit IMO and I rate Saunders as well. Both quick and good decision makers with clean skills.


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