Man we are in for some joy with this bloke.
He is absolute silk.
Hunter Clark.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
It's not just silk.
He's probably the toughest player we have - mentally. He never shies away from it, whether physically or mentally in terms of trusting himself and facing challenges or risks.
Captain material.
He's probably the toughest player we have - mentally. He never shies away from it, whether physically or mentally in terms of trusting himself and facing challenges or risks.
Captain material.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
It’s more than that though...
He was a beast tonight. Tough as they get and produced when it mattered.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
Lol beat me to itcarn_sainter wrote: ↑Sat 25 Jul 2020 11:08pm It's not just silk.
He's probably the toughest player we have - mentally. He never shies away from it, whether physically or mentally in terms of trusting himself and facing challenges or risks.
Captain material.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
Moments of pure magic tonight. He's calm and collected in a crowd and that's a skill we're seriously lacking.
Love watching the guy play.
This was my father's belief
And this is also mine:
Let the corn be all one sheaf--
And the grapes be all one vine,
Ere our children's teeth are set on edge
By bitter bread and wine.
And this is also mine:
Let the corn be all one sheaf--
And the grapes be all one vine,
Ere our children's teeth are set on edge
By bitter bread and wine.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
Hunter Clark Kent
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Re: Hunter Clark.
Yeah its his composure.
More than once tonight... So clean in traffic.
Its kinda Harvey like, but different.
More than once tonight... So clean in traffic.
Its kinda Harvey like, but different.
"Now the ball is loose, it gives St. Kilda a rough chance. Black. Good handpass. Voss. Schwarze now, the defender, can run and from a long way".....
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Re: Hunter Clark.
He's our Pendlebury. Will get better, sets a high standard for himself & expectations upon his team mates. Players will follow him.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
Did you forget Jack Steelecarn_sainter wrote: ↑Sat 25 Jul 2020 11:08pm It's not just silk.
He's probably the toughest player we have - mentally. He never shies away from it, whether physically or mentally in terms of trusting himself and facing challenges or risks.
Captain material.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
He is a bit of an enigma. His spacial awareness and balance is so acute, it looks flukish. But he is no fluke. He's a freak.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
Some of Hunter's inside work was a joy to witness tonight.
Glad he looks like he's enjoying it out there, Enjoying what the Hunter brings.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
Dude is a freak cat but I would like him to use that dink kick sparingly ...... that is all
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Re: Hunter Clark.
I love the way he is playing.
But he plays in the back line so well Ratts problem is if he moves into the midfield who takes his spot in defence
Roberton? Is it worth messing with someone who is playing so well and found his spot?
Options are a good problems.
But he plays in the back line so well Ratts problem is if he moves into the midfield who takes his spot in defence
Roberton? Is it worth messing with someone who is playing so well and found his spot?
Options are a good problems.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
to borrow a Yabby Jeans quote: Clark is a good driver in heavy traffic!!
Kid has class - very pendlebury like player but has that toughness about him.
Kid has class - very pendlebury like player but has that toughness about him.
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Re: Hunter Clark.
saints66 wrote: ↑Mon 27 Jul 2020 10:03am I love the way he is playing.
But he plays in the back line so well Ratts problem is if he moves into the midfield who takes his spot in defence
Roberton? Is it worth messing with someone who is playing so well and found his spot?
Options are a good problems.
I think the plan all along has been for him to learn his trade in defence before letting him loose on the midfield.saints66 wrote: ↑Mon 27 Jul 2020 10:03am I love the way he is playing.
But he plays in the back line so well Ratts problem is if he moves into the midfield who takes his spot in defence
Roberton? Is it worth messing with someone who is playing so well and found his spot?
Options are a good problems.
Injuries to Ross, Hannebery, Dunstan may force the club’s hand earlier than they wanted to.