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Seems allot like a race horse.
He has top class breeding (Grandson of conventry)
Very fast
Highly skilled
Not a very long kick and seems to go missing in games.He was a top 5 pick in the national draft some time ago.
And has taken a long time to come good, he is finding form after spending time as a tagger, and if he lives up to his potential could be a very dangerous player.
He is in the mold of heath black,but probally not up to his level as yet.
Both are considered gold to the dockers
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He has top class breeding (Grandson of conventry)
Very fast
Highly skilled
Not a very long kick and seems to go missing in games.He was a top 5 pick in the national draft some time ago.
And has taken a long time to come good, he is finding form after spending time as a tagger, and if he lives up to his potential could be a very dangerous player.
He is in the mold of heath black,but probally not up to his level as yet.
Both are considered gold to the dockers
Why do you ask??
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Apparenly the dogs are willing to put up Mark Alvey and Todd Curley for him.
I know that Curley has said that if he is to be traded then he wants to be traded back to a WA club.
The Alvey situation is quite different. The club drafted him in '98 with its first draft pick. He has struggled a bit with injuries and attitude but has come good in the last bit of the season and started to play good footy. Seems strange that the club is looking to unload him now.
I know that Curley has said that if he is to be traded then he wants to be traded back to a WA club.
The Alvey situation is quite different. The club drafted him in '98 with its first draft pick. He has struggled a bit with injuries and attitude but has come good in the last bit of the season and started to play good footy. Seems strange that the club is looking to unload him now.
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Jimmy Walker to me is one of the untouchables at the Dockers.Very good player who has been thrown about a bit.Has played forward, back, on the ball and even across the centre line.So as you can see he is very versatile.Ben Allan has said he is one of the untouchable seven at the club.
He is 21,height 179,weight79kg.Prior to this season had played 59 games.
Jimmy Walker to me is one of the untouchables at the Dockers.Very good player who has been thrown about a bit.Has played forward, back, on the ball and even across the centre line.So as you can see he is very versatile.Ben Allan has said he is one of the untouchable seven at the club.
He is 21,height 179,weight79kg.Prior to this season had played 59 games.
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Typical of our club. He sounds and looks a good player-but we have plenty of his type. In fact we are giving away kind for kind.
Alvey is a good player though.
Alvey is a good player though.
