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The AFL side is not for 'experimentation'.
You pick your best side each week and go out to win.
Player Watch #5: Curtis Taylor - re-signed until the end of 2024
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The AFL side is not for 'experimentation'.
You pick your best side each week and go out to win.
You have said this quite often
but It is less than clear what you mean
is the ‘best team’ v GWS the same as v Adl?
does the ‘best team, include Powell and Phillips or Ford
do we keep playing Atu and Bonar
‘There are more things in heaven and earth, TPA / Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.’
but It is less than clear what you mean
is the ‘best team’ v GWS the same as v Adl?
does the ‘best team, include Powell and Phillips or Ford
do we keep playing Atu and Bonar
‘There are more things in heaven and earth, TPA / Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.’
TennisPlayerAndy
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You play the side that you think will give you the best chance of winning.
Simply playing players in different spots at senior level to see what they may or may not have is ludicrous.
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Hopefully the S/C coach.
Needs to put on some decent size
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I could see this guy ending up as a backman in the Sicily/Easton Wood type role once he puts on a bit more size. He’s got the marking ability for it and his vision and kicking further up the field has always been sneaky impressive.
The forward line just seems to be bursting at the seams with options so something has to give.
The forward line just seems to be bursting at the seams with options so something has to give.
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His contested ball numbers need to get better.
Has there been any IG or anything of Curtis doing extra seasons like many others? That’d be great to see
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Wonder if we overcomplicated things here. I still a potentially very good mark-set shot medium forward. His junior highlights were all in that space.
It'd be a nice boost if he as a lot more to his game in the long term, I'm not quite seeing it.
Wouldn't mind him staying in the forward 50 as a mobile pseudo tall while other medium forwards in Zurhaar and Ford are the ones given the license to roam as they hit packs around the ground with a lot more gusto.
It'd be a nice boost if he as a lot more to his game in the long term, I'm not quite seeing it.
Wouldn't mind him staying in the forward 50 as a mobile pseudo tall while other medium forwards in Zurhaar and Ford are the ones given the license to roam as they hit packs around the ground with a lot more gusto.
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Literally came on to post exactly this.
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Not your best work.
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Low hanging fruit has to be taken. We're not all Tolstoy.
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I agree that he has some traits that could make him a decent defender but I think he's far too creative with the footy and tries too many high risk/high reward kicks for someone playing in that role -- partly because turnovers are far more costly down there but also his creative ball use is really useful forward of centre.
I thought his second half of the year was excellent when he spent a bit more time on the wing and managed to get the ball more. I'm a huge fan of his and think he's tracking really well atm.
I thought his second half of the year was excellent when he spent a bit more time on the wing and managed to get the ball more. I'm a huge fan of his and think he's tracking really well atm.
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No doubt he has some x factor.
Can we play both curtis and ford in the same forward line though?
Can we play both curtis and ford in the same forward line though?
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We can if it is just them two. When you add TT and Zurhaar to that mix who are clearly both ahead of Curtis and Ford, then no I don't think we can.
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its a lot of players who'll be doing multiple roles on field.
part of nobles game plan i really like, gives alternatives whan plan a isnt working or a player is injured during game
Curtis Taylor: North Melbourne youngster buys on blue-chip Moonee Ponds street - realestate.com.au
Curtis Taylor: North Melbourne youngster buys on blue-chip Moonee Ponds street
Alanah Frost
5 Nov 2021
North Melbourne youngster Curtis Taylor has purchased a home in Moonee Ponds.
North Melbourne young gun Curtis Taylor has bought on a prized Moonee Ponds street two of the AFL’s greatest full-forwards once called home.
The midfielder, aged 21, placed the winning bid on the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home at auction last week.
CoreLogic records show the home sold within its quoted range at $1.67m.
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The spacious kitchen.
Room for the whole team.
Taylor contesting a mark by Richmond’s Dylan Grimes. Picture: Michael Klein
The property is also nearby the suburb’s most expensive residence, which sold for a record $10.725m in 2018.
Football greats Matthew Lloyd and Wayne Carey have also previously purchased on the sought-after strip.
Taylor debuted in 2019 and has gone on to play 30 games, and kick 12 goals, for North Melbourne.
He earned a NAB Rising Star nomination in round five of the 2020 season after booting two goals.
Rendina Real Estate’s Lou Rendina would not be drawn on the buyer’s identity but said the home was low maintenance and luxuriously spacious.
One of four bedrooms at the home.
The outdoor entertaining space.
“It’s a nice multi-level home, it’s got a big entertaining balcony area and well-appointed bathrooms,” he said.
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The agent said the residence was in a “blue-chip” location and close to top private and public schools.
The large split-level property features a living space with stacker doors that open onto a sun-filled patio, a modern kitchen, a rumpus room and a lower ground garage.
Essendon captain Dyson Heppell also held property in Moonee Ponds, selling his investment property in 2017 for $1.44m, as well as a 1910 house he fully renovated, which attracted a $2.65m sale.
Curtis Taylor: North Melbourne youngster buys on blue-chip Moonee Ponds street
Alanah Frost
5 Nov 2021
North Melbourne youngster Curtis Taylor has purchased a home in Moonee Ponds.
North Melbourne young gun Curtis Taylor has bought on a prized Moonee Ponds street two of the AFL’s greatest full-forwards once called home.
The midfielder, aged 21, placed the winning bid on the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home at auction last week.
CoreLogic records show the home sold within its quoted range at $1.67m.
RELATED: Frank Costa: Former Geelong Cats president’s East Melbourne church conversion for sale
Luke Hodge: Hawthorn great scores premium price for Glen Iris family home
Doug Hawkins: Bulldogs legend booting Darley, Bacchus Marsh home
The spacious kitchen.
Room for the whole team.
Taylor contesting a mark by Richmond’s Dylan Grimes. Picture: Michael Klein
The property is also nearby the suburb’s most expensive residence, which sold for a record $10.725m in 2018.
Football greats Matthew Lloyd and Wayne Carey have also previously purchased on the sought-after strip.
Taylor debuted in 2019 and has gone on to play 30 games, and kick 12 goals, for North Melbourne.
He earned a NAB Rising Star nomination in round five of the 2020 season after booting two goals.
Rendina Real Estate’s Lou Rendina would not be drawn on the buyer’s identity but said the home was low maintenance and luxuriously spacious.
One of four bedrooms at the home.
The outdoor entertaining space.
“It’s a nice multi-level home, it’s got a big entertaining balcony area and well-appointed bathrooms,” he said.
More from news
Garry Hounsell: Former Myer chairman lists Toorak mansion
4 hours ago
Prestige property floods Melbourne market following end of city’s sixth lockdown
1 day ago
The agent said the residence was in a “blue-chip” location and close to top private and public schools.
The large split-level property features a living space with stacker doors that open onto a sun-filled patio, a modern kitchen, a rumpus room and a lower ground garage.
Essendon captain Dyson Heppell also held property in Moonee Ponds, selling his investment property in 2017 for $1.44m, as well as a 1910 house he fully renovated, which attracted a $2.65m sale.
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Curtis Taylor: North Melbourne youngster buys on blue-chip Moonee Ponds street
Alanah Frost
5 Nov 2021
North Melbourne youngster Curtis Taylor has purchased a home in Moonee Ponds.
North Melbourne young gun Curtis Taylor has bought on a prized Moonee Ponds street two of the AFL’s greatest full-forwards once called home.
The midfielder, aged 21, placed the winning bid on the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home at auction last week.
CoreLogic records show the home sold within its quoted range at $1.67m.
RELATED: Frank Costa: Former Geelong Cats president’s East Melbourne church conversion for sale
Luke Hodge: Hawthorn great scores premium price for Glen Iris family home
Doug Hawkins: Bulldogs legend booting Darley, Bacchus Marsh home
The spacious kitchen.
Room for the whole team.
Taylor contesting a mark by Richmond’s Dylan Grimes. Picture: Michael Klein
The property is also nearby the suburb’s most expensive residence, which sold for a record $10.725m in 2018.
Football greats Matthew Lloyd and Wayne Carey have also previously purchased on the sought-after strip.
Taylor debuted in 2019 and has gone on to play 30 games, and kick 12 goals, for North Melbourne.
He earned a NAB Rising Star nomination in round five of the 2020 season after booting two goals.
Rendina Real Estate’s Lou Rendina would not be drawn on the buyer’s identity but said the home was low maintenance and luxuriously spacious.
One of four bedrooms at the home.
The outdoor entertaining space.
“It’s a nice multi-level home, it’s got a big entertaining balcony area and well-appointed bathrooms,” he said.
More from news
Garry Hounsell: Former Myer chairman lists Toorak mansion
4 hours ago
Prestige property floods Melbourne market following end of city’s sixth lockdown
1 day ago
The agent said the residence was in a “blue-chip” location and close to top private and public schools.
The large split-level property features a living space with stacker doors that open onto a sun-filled patio, a modern kitchen, a rumpus room and a lower ground garage.
Essendon captain Dyson Heppell also held property in Moonee Ponds, selling his investment property in 2017 for $1.44m, as well as a 1910 house he fully renovated, which attracted a $2.65m sale.
who tf is this article written for? I can’t think of a single person who would care in the slightestCurtis Taylor: North Melbourne youngster buys on blue-chip Moonee Ponds street - realestate.com.au
Curtis Taylor: North Melbourne youngster buys on blue-chip Moonee Ponds street
Alanah Frost
5 Nov 2021
North Melbourne youngster Curtis Taylor has purchased a home in Moonee Ponds.
North Melbourne young gun Curtis Taylor has bought on a prized Moonee Ponds street two of the AFL’s greatest full-forwards once called home.
The midfielder, aged 21, placed the winning bid on the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home at auction last week.
CoreLogic records show the home sold within its quoted range at $1.67m.
RELATED: Frank Costa: Former Geelong Cats president’s East Melbourne church conversion for sale
Luke Hodge: Hawthorn great scores premium price for Glen Iris family home
Doug Hawkins: Bulldogs legend booting Darley, Bacchus Marsh home
The spacious kitchen.
Room for the whole team.
Taylor contesting a mark by Richmond’s Dylan Grimes. Picture: Michael Klein
The property is also nearby the suburb’s most expensive residence, which sold for a record $10.725m in 2018.
Football greats Matthew Lloyd and Wayne Carey have also previously purchased on the sought-after strip.
Taylor debuted in 2019 and has gone on to play 30 games, and kick 12 goals, for North Melbourne.
He earned a NAB Rising Star nomination in round five of the 2020 season after booting two goals.
Rendina Real Estate’s Lou Rendina would not be drawn on the buyer’s identity but said the home was low maintenance and luxuriously spacious.
One of four bedrooms at the home.
The outdoor entertaining space.
“It’s a nice multi-level home, it’s got a big entertaining balcony area and well-appointed bathrooms,” he said.
More from news
Garry Hounsell: Former Myer chairman lists Toorak mansion
4 hours ago
Prestige property floods Melbourne market following end of city’s sixth lockdown
1 day ago
The agent said the residence was in a “blue-chip” location and close to top private and public schools.
The large split-level property features a living space with stacker doors that open onto a sun-filled patio, a modern kitchen, a rumpus room and a lower ground garage.
Essendon captain Dyson Heppell also held property in Moonee Ponds, selling his investment property in 2017 for $1.44m, as well as a 1910 house he fully renovated, which attracted a $2.65m sale.
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He was gonna work in real estate in * wsn't he? If he didn't get drafted that is.who tf is this article written for? I can’t think of a single person who would care in the slightest
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Um Curtis, Brad no longer coaches you.
