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Brett Deledio
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fahmi said:
Reckon he will make their first 18?
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Melbourne High is a very classroom results oriented school. All students have to pass through a series of exams to even get in. Not sure how good a student Deledio is but I would've picked him to be more of a chance at Carey or one of the other more sports oriented schools.
There was an article in the paper this year about how Melb High was struggling to even field a first XVIII because of the proliferation of Asian students at the school who have no interest in football.
There was an article in the paper this year about how Melb High was struggling to even field a first XVIII because of the proliferation of Asian students at the school who have no interest in football.
mulhollanddrive
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i went to MH, I would think it would be the last school you would go to if you wanted to be an AFL player, football team is near non-existant, academically they work you harder than any other school I know of, plus everyone there is above average intellectually, so he must be fairly smart as well. Plus you have to travel 1-2 hours a day to get there because its inner suburbs/city.
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mulhollanddrive said:
Not if you live within 1-2 hours of the place, think about it dude.
If you live in Hawksburn, I doubt it'd take you that long...
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duckboy said:
This is exactly the problem Haileybury got themselves into!!
davo4030 said:
Not well put but kind of true.
My mate teaches there. She reckon India/Asians make up 80% the students.
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What would u know about Brett and his school next year? quite frankly he could go to any school he wanted. Why would he choose such a homosexual asian/curry orientated school. I know for a fact that he has spoken to melbourne grammar atleast 5 times in the last month organising a deal with richmond in whether he will be able to play any footy or cricket with them next year.
Brett Deledio = gun!! 
