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Reverse nostradamus??Former hawthorn player Chad Wingard signs with Port Adelaide
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Reverse nostradamus??Former hawthorn player Chad Wingard signs with Port Adelaide
Wonder how much Gisborne f c would have to pay him to get him there.Jono O'Rourke whispered to be joining coach Clinton Young at Gisborne in the Bendigo Footy Leauge next season.
Quite the step down.
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Your answer is post Mordem 2012!Just wondering but do you guys reckon yous are a real shot? Like yous are already managing O merea and now Scully. It could all turn to s**t as quick as day?
do you really has the hope for the future? Or are yous trying to keep old dreams alive? Honest questions..shoot me down if you have answers. Otherwise **** off troll.
DickieKntroll!!ost: 58582557 said:Just wondering but do you guys reckon yous are a real shot? Like yous are already managing O merea and now Scully. It could all turn to s**t as quick as day?
do you really has the hope for the future? Or are yous trying to keep old dreams alive? Honest questions..shoot me down if you have answers. Otherwise **** off troll.
Salary cap of $160k and 43 points for Gisborne.Wonder how much Gisborne f c would have to pay him to get him there.
I see the Tiges have sent their intellectual fans over to ask a few questions.Just wondering but do you guys reckon yous are a real shot? Like yous are already managing O merea and now Scully. It could all turn to s**t as quick as day?
do you really has the hope for the future? Or are yous trying to keep old dreams alive? Honest questions..shoot me down if you have answers. Otherwise **** off troll.
Good luck to him. I was sort of surprised we delisted him, but definitely far more surprised we didn't delist others ahead of him.WAFL clubs keen on former Hawthorn midfielder Kade Stewart
Jordan McArdleThe West Australian
Tuesday, 23 October 2018 10:25PMJordan McArdle
A season in the country has re-ignited Kade Stewart’s passion for footy as the former Hawthorn midfielder weighs up a WAFL return.
Several clubs are circling the 21-year-old, who admits he’s still “unsure” whether to remain at his home club Katanning or play state league football in 2019.
“I’m in the process of sorting all that out now, I’ve got to sit down with dad and see what’s happening work-wise and what the best option is moving forward,” Stewart told The West Australian.
Stewart dominated in the Upper Great Southern league this year following his shock de-listing from Hawthorn after seven appearances in two seasons.
He won the Leo Graham Medal as the league’s best-and-fairest player as well as the Radio Great Southern/Big K Promotions footballer of the year after booting 47 goals in 16 games from the midfield.
Katanning won the minor premiership after an undefeated home-and-away season but suffered a stunning eight-point loss to Boddington in the grand final.
“I did get that enjoyment back into footy which was my aim,” he said.
Stewart, who works for his dad’s electrical company, has less than two months left on his electrical apprenticeship.
Stewart’s original WAFL club South Fremantle and Claremont are among the teams interested in securing his signature.
It is understood VFL side Box Hill, where Stewart played 30 matches in two seasons during his time on Hawthorn’s rookie list, are also trying to sign him along with older brother and Katanning teammate Tim.
The Bulldogs will be looking to fill the void left by retired veterans Ashton Hams, Ryan Cook and Shane Hockey.
Marlion Pickett is a big chance of getting drafted, with Gold Coast the front-runner to secure the talented midfielder.
Forward Matthew Parker is also in the mix to get picked up by an AFL club.
Reigning UGSFL premiers Boddington will lose premiership midfielders Jye Depane, 22, and young wingman Jarrod Selmeri, 17, with both players trying their luck at South Fremantle.
Good luck to him. I was sort of surprised we delisted him, but definitely far more surprised we didn't delist others ahead of him.
Yeah, you might want to think about posting in our language on our board. Google translate doesn't have a dickhead option, so please post in English.Just wondering but do you guys reckon yous are a real shot? Like yous are already managing O merea and now Scully. It could all turn to s**t as quick as day?
do you really has the hope for the future? Or are yous trying to keep old dreams alive? Honest questions..shoot me down if you have answers. Otherwise **** off troll.
Yous.... An interpreter is almost required here. A specialist in ‘Village Idiot’ linguistics.Just wondering but do you guys reckon yous are a real shot? Like yous are already managing O merea and now Scully. It could all turn to s**t as quick as day?
do you really has the hope for the future? Or are yous trying to keep old dreams alive? Honest questions..shoot me down if you have answers. Otherwise **** off troll.
Yous.... An interpreter is almost required here. A specialist in ‘Village Idiot’ linguistics.
Didn't realise he had played so few games for Box Hill. Sounds like he never really got a good run at it.Kieran Lovell packing up shop and heading home to Tassie. I would have loved to have seen him try and prove himself in one of the 3 major state leagues.
Former Hawk Kieran Lovell to return to TSL Tigers’ den
BRETT STUBBS, Mercury
THE TSL Tigers have pulled off a recruiting coup by luring former Hawthorn midfielder Kieran Lovell back to the Twin Ovals.
Lovell, 21, was the first Tiger drafted directly from the club when he was selected with pick 22 in the 2015 AFL national draft.
Kieran Lovell has signed with the TSL Tigers. Picture: Adam Trafford/AFL Media
He played two games for the Hawks but a shoulder injury and the recruitment of Tom Mitchell and Jaeger O’Meara saw the prolific ball-winner struggle to crack the Hawthorn midfield.
He played 21 games for the Box Hill Hawks, including the premiership win over Casey.
Lovell will be the jewel in the Tigers midfield, in what has been an impressive off season for the TSL’s most southern club, which has also signed Huonville key forward Michael Paul.
Lovell was a star at underage level, being named in the 2015 under-18 All-Australian team and was awarded Tasmania’s MVP for the under-18 national championships after 42, 35 and 29-possession games.