Toast Hayden Crozier
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It was Burgoyne
The way he turned him inside out. I thought it was Gibson and his jumper had a 6 on it.
And to follow it up with that shot on goal my mind will never unsee that
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Woah, finally watched the game, and wow! 
Crozier's really taking this opportunity by the throat (not in the Lake/Boomer way) and cementing a spot for himself in the side. To come in at the tail end of the season against 2 of the other potential premiers this season and play the way he has. His pressure is a billion times better than it was last year. And he's so flashy but doesn't let that get in the way of some really elite footy skills. Hurry up and re-sign this kid!
Crozier's really taking this opportunity by the throat (not in the Lake/Boomer way) and cementing a spot for himself in the side. To come in at the tail end of the season against 2 of the other potential premiers this season and play the way he has. His pressure is a billion times better than it was last year. And he's so flashy but doesn't let that get in the way of some really elite footy skills. Hurry up and re-sign this kid!
Think he has signed until the end of 2015
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Just in case you need visual evidence of Crozier's preferred foot.
http://www.afl.com.au/video/smart-r...09&eventType=Goal&seek=5529&videoQuality=high
Sign him up for life then!
I like your thinking! His game has really matured and I think he has a long term future.
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Both Crozier and Sutcliffe are out of contract at the end of next year. We probably want to start formalizing another contract extension for both.
Shaun Burgoyne is one of the hardest players in the AFL to tackle and Crozier absolutely nailed him. And then without even running to the side to make the angle easier, he just effortlessly took a few steps forward and drilled a perfect banana. Very classy
Shaun Burgoyne is one of the hardest players in the AFL to tackle and Crozier absolutely nailed him. And then without even running to the side to make the angle easier, he just effortlessly took a few steps forward and drilled a perfect banana. Very classy
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Sign him up for life then!
and his brother too
Pretty sure we signed his brother up before we signed up Hayden
Hayden's not a bad looking guy either.
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Cheers... watched the second half of the game last night and saw a lot more left foot kicks.
Seems much more comfortable on his right than many lefties that I've seen.
The kid is one of the future core members of the team. Getting working on re-signing him!!!
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He's been missing for most of this year. I like the kid, last two games have been outstanding and he's always been a handy sub.....What happened at the start of the year that kept him out of the side? (apologies if its already been covered)
Wait here lets not jump the gun....you have to keep him hungry!!!!! worry about it next year mid way so far he is doing his apprenticeship in the forward line...he has to prove himself in the midfield to be a true champion
Terrific couple of weeks for him, he had some vision in traffic with his hands as well as a lethal left hoof.
He is very slender, so isn't going to stick every tackle like de boer.. But his hurt factor going the other way could be telling.
He is very slender, so isn't going to stick every tackle like de boer.. But his hurt factor going the other way could be telling.
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still lays a good tackle
Not much other than he did not perform when in the team so we dropped him to try Sylvia. Full credit to him, he was sent back to the magoo's and started to put performances together.
Agree with this but I don't think that the options (Duffy & Walters injured, Crozier & Sylvia not performing) where there earlier in the year the way they are at the moment. Now with 4 small/medium forwards performing well, we can move from plan B back to plan A.
Additionally plan A always included another tall forward. Gumby was going well in preseason but his body failed and so we went back to the youth who were still not ready (Hannath, Tabs and Apeness were all tried). IMHO the game agains the hawks shows the improvement in Crozier and Tabs and what is yet to come.
