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Interesting article about him in the 2008 Yearbook.
"The great part about this club is that it's so young. I'm a third year player now, but from the 3rd, 2nd and 1st year players ther's somethig like 20 new faces. We are all learning together and it has been a great experience for the younger guys with the injuries we have had to get some games."
"It really bonds them and makes them feel part of it. So it has definitely been good for them to play and there is a special bond between the younger players which will be great for the club moving forward."
"During games the young players tried to get around to each other and try to say, 'we're the spark, we're the flair, we're the enthusiasm. If we do something special it will rub off on the older blokes'. The young guys have to stick together and help each other out on the field, whether thay have played 2 games or 20 games"
The article also mentions he ran 14.5km in the derby, according to the GPS device.
He also says he understands he needs to work on his fitness and consistency, which is evident by his extra work at training.
Seems like a very down to earth kid, who loves the club and feels like one of a team rather than an individual. It's nice to hear of the bond and unity between the younger blokes which will be pivotal as we pull ourselves out of the gutter. Loyalty beyond his years, and a desire to improve himself as a footballer, and a down-to-earth knowledge of his own strengths and weaknesses.
Will be a star.
"The great part about this club is that it's so young. I'm a third year player now, but from the 3rd, 2nd and 1st year players ther's somethig like 20 new faces. We are all learning together and it has been a great experience for the younger guys with the injuries we have had to get some games."
"It really bonds them and makes them feel part of it. So it has definitely been good for them to play and there is a special bond between the younger players which will be great for the club moving forward."
"During games the young players tried to get around to each other and try to say, 'we're the spark, we're the flair, we're the enthusiasm. If we do something special it will rub off on the older blokes'. The young guys have to stick together and help each other out on the field, whether thay have played 2 games or 20 games"
The article also mentions he ran 14.5km in the derby, according to the GPS device.
He also says he understands he needs to work on his fitness and consistency, which is evident by his extra work at training.
Seems like a very down to earth kid, who loves the club and feels like one of a team rather than an individual. It's nice to hear of the bond and unity between the younger blokes which will be pivotal as we pull ourselves out of the gutter. Loyalty beyond his years, and a desire to improve himself as a footballer, and a down-to-earth knowledge of his own strengths and weaknesses.
Will be a star.









