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Tell his mum and dad [Pam and Michael] Paul birdsey says hellojo172 said:
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No one heard of Sean Rusling before the draft of last year. He was taken by Collingwood with the 2nd round pick after playing School footy for all bar 1 game last year. There was an article in the papers not that long ago suggesting that Collingwood have "hidden" him from other AFL clubs.creature-beast said:
Stiffy_18 said:
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West AdelaideMacca if he's like his old man - stick thin, a touch slow, and clever as a sewer rat.macca23 said:
macca23 said:
) he wont back out of a contest.
UpsideOut said:He's 18, currently in his second year of Year 12 at Pulteney. Can play on a wing, although yesterday he was at full forward for most of the match. Personally I think he's definitely good enough to be picked up. As WW pointed out he's a stick insect although he's as tough as nails (accidentally took out a teammate last year at Glenelg). He's surprisingly pacy compared to his old man! Certainly caught out a few opponents yesterday let me tell you. Very good aerial skills and despite his frame (he's working on it, however I think he'll be primarily stickish for the rest of his career, its an Aish trademark
He kicked three goals yesterday aswell. He takes a lot of contested marks and has a very...interesting running style.
Wayne's-World said:Macca if he's like his old man - stick thin, a touch slow, and clever as a sewer rat.
Don't know if it fits our preferred player profile or whether todays gamestyle will suit that type of player - if of course they're alike.
UpsideOut said:He's 18, currently in his second year of Year 12 at Pulteney. Can play on a wing, although yesterday he was at full forward for most of the match. Personally I think he's definitely good enough to be picked up. As WW pointed out he's a stick insect although he's as tough as nails (accidentally took out a teammate last year at Glenelg). He's surprisingly pacy compared to his old man! Certainly caught out a few opponents yesterday let me tell you. Very good aerial skills and despite his frame (he's working on it, however I think he'll be primarily stickish for the rest of his career, its an Aish trademark
He kicked three goals yesterday aswell. He takes a lot of contested marks and has a very...interesting running style.
West AdelaideIs that what they call it pace conservation - now we know what to call Skippys pace deprevation problemsafc9798 said:
West AdelaideWell Craig and Michael are old team mates - so Craigy would be well aware of the kid for years and years - won't be any surprises in this decisionSpringChoke said:
West AdelaidePaynter, Aish, Gibbs - All midfieldersGrandfinalGurus said:Seb Paynter is in Year 11 at PAC, I think. So he might be a couple of years off to qualify under father/son, but apparently has the football gene, like his old man did. Fingers Crossed
I still think Gibbs will be a KPP. He is tall already for a 16 year old and I suspect he still has some growing to do.Wayne's-World said:Paynter, Aish, Gibbs - All midfielders
West AdelaideWouldn't put my house on it Stiffy- I'll bet he bottoms out at 6' - 6'2" - is an early developer - see it all the time in basketball juniors.Stiffy_18 said:
