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He has a contract until the end of next season
Delisted #45 Hugo Hall-Kahan
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He has a contract until the end of next season
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Is Hugo the forgotton Swan?
I cannot remember hearing one word about him this year.
I cannot remember hearing one word about him this year.
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What were you expecting to hear rusty?
He was injured during the pre-season at one point IIRC.
I like the look of him and he showed some promise in the VFL last year but at the end of the day he's a mid-season draftee and the majority of them don't amount to much, so I'm keeping my expectations on Hall-Kahan low for now.
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Are you a LP1 parody account
Off topic.
LukeParkerno1
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Thank you mate don’t worry the main thread will be booming soon lol
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HHK has been rehabbing over the pre-season after injury and, I think, surgery. I think that's probably why we haven't heard much about him. Same goes for Sheather. Two years ago I was excited for Sheather. Now he's in the last chance saloon just because he hasn't had a run at it.
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Thanks Cal.
I had just not heard anything about HHK. I have read those stories like from Alex Johnson where they spend the majority of their time rehabbing away from the main team. It can be a lonely and mentally draining time. I wonder with the new HQ whether the rehab will be closer to team training. I too was excited by Sheather too. He stood out in games. Not easy when you are new to the side.
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I have high hopes for this kid. An upgrade on Hayward in the medium term
Strange call, Horry. If he is better than Hayward then he will be an 'upgrade'. However, at the moment he is not and may never be - the same as every player in the VFL.
LukeParkerno1
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Seriously I'm getting a bit over these "get rid of Hayward" calls. Seriously Hayward was close yto our best small-medium last year and was borderline AA last year. What more does the bloke have to do?
Borderline AA seriously , i don't want to get rid of him , but there is a bit of Rohan . Gee wizz we're on the HKK thread
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If HHK can one day be as good as Hayward that will be pleny good enough for me. If he actually does turn out to be even better, that will be exceptionally good fortune for us (assuming we hang on to him).
Hayward is indirectly the most important player in our team.
Constantly finds the link up position between wing and HF, flys and scraps for it, rarely loses a contest.
If I had every single AFL player standing Infront of a wall to pick my best 22, not only would I pick him, he'd be one of the first i pick.
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in the medium term is what I said. Upgrade in that he finds the ball more often.
give me a break. Sure I may have this wrong and I am not dissing Haward.
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I am continuously amazed at how under-rated Hayward is and has been... No idea why, he kicks a goal plus a game, lays 3 tackles, what more are you all wanting?
Him to not miss set shots from 30-35 out.
I really do like him , just want a bit more from him , as got the ability to be very good .
Anyhow this is not his thread , i'm guilty
Well more of everything would be good. First year players have stat lines like that. Rohan was rubbished on this forum for stats like that. Mature age recruits have stat lines like that for bottom four teams. Not to say what he does do isn't quality, or positive and generally he is an important link in the chain, but his overall contribution is still just average.
Borderline all-australian as in not at all?
And also.. not our best medium last year.. unless you mean physically close, as in he played in the same forward line as Heeney
LukeParkerno1
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Had an outstanding year last season, would have been not out of place in the 40 man squad.
Yes he would , but it's not his thread lol
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I am not sure if Hall Kahan is that similar to Hayward. I see Hayward as a quick mobile medium forward that gets into space and can mark the ball in the forward line.
I don't think Hall Kahan will be as strong aerially and may be more of a quick forward flanker.
I have not been to training recently. But I assume Hall Kahan is fully fit. He missed the first few weeks of preseason and was doing a lot of boundary running. But I think he played the full VFL practice game 2 weeks ago against Brisbane in the forward line.
I don't think Hall Kahan will be as strong aerially and may be more of a quick forward flanker.
I have not been to training recently. But I assume Hall Kahan is fully fit. He missed the first few weeks of preseason and was doing a lot of boundary running. But I think he played the full VFL practice game 2 weeks ago against Brisbane in the forward line.
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From the very little I've seen of him, I would assume he is more of an attacking wingman? It could be that he was played down back last year to work on his defence.
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