Toast Hutchings

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Perhaps if Kerr could keep his rubber arm in check post game he would have found himself back in the league side much earlier.

Are you referring to an incident at the casino in the wee hours after a game?
Heard he was really pissed and carrying on a little, don't know how much of this is true.Sad if it was.

Hes the last of the ' fab 4 ', ah........ those where the years, geeze we were spoilt back then.
He could of been so much more if those injuries never got hold of him. He was special back then,
his old man wasn't bad either, or his sister for that matter. Funny how they all strut around the same.
 
Are you referring to an incident at the casino in the wee hours after a game?
Heard he was really pissed and carrying on a little, don't know how much of this is true.Sad if it was.

Hes the last of the ' fab 4 ', ah........ those where the years, geeze we were spoilt back then.
He could of been so much more if those injuries never got hold of him. He was special back then,
his old man wasn't bad either, or his sister for that matter. Funny how they all strut around the same.


That's the one, can't be on the turps when you're coming back from injury and trying to build fitness, especially as a senior player.
 
I've been really impressed with Hutchings this season. He can defenitely play. Averaging 21 disposals, 4 marks, 7 tackles per game in the 9 games he's played. Another player who's come into the Eagles side is Blayne Wilson. Those two have been the Eagles most promising youngsters this season. :thumbsu:
 

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I've been really impressed with Hutchings this season. He can defenitely play. Averaging 21 disposals, 4 marks, 7 tackles per game in the 9 games he's played. Another player who's come into the Eagles side is Blayne Wilson. Those two have been the Eagles most promising youngsters this season. :thumbsu:


And Lycett. :thumbsu:
 
His disposal isn't what we're praising though, it's the workrate, pressure and the help his gives his teammates. Some people need to realise this, he's played under 10 games at AFL level and has made the most of his opportunities.

/Patrick McGinnity thread
 
Looking at it from glass half full let's hope he develops into a better version of Priddis.
 
He's pretty much just a younger, probably inferior, version of Priddis.

At the moment he's just a new, shiny toy for many.

Priddis couldnt catch Ablett from behind after being 5 feet away from him like Hutchings did on the weekend, nor can he hit a target like Hutch when in space. To write someone off after less than ten games when he's slotted into the team quite well and you're really just guessing that he wont be any good is abit strange dont you think?
 

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