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Just like his goals from the boundary he just squeezed in a rising star nomination
Holy * the AFL actually recognised the body of work from an interstate player rather than defaulting to Sam Darcy.
Interesting that he also recognises the disparity between his WAFL and AFL performances. Well deserved
Interesting that he also recognises the disparity between his WAFL and AFL performances. Well deserved
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Holy * the AFL actually recognised the body of work from an interstate player rather than defaulting to Sam Darcy.
Interesting that he also recognises the disparity between his WAFL and AFL performances. Well deserved
Darcy also only kicked 2 goals, I remember watching him line up for his 3rd thinking if he kicks this he'll steal the rising star nom from Driz
Freo media team have put up a highlights package.. its ridiculous for 10 games. People would be happy with that for a career.
The Freo guernsey gives him special powersHoly * the AFL actually recognised the body of work from an interstate player rather than defaulting to Sam Darcy.
Interesting that he also recognises the disparity between his WAFL and AFL performances. Well deserved
Great news well done Driz. Let’s see one of those left foot miracle goals from the pocket in a couple weeks time
He's becoming a game winner right now. Goal kicking midfielders with a booming kick don't come around often. Super excited for him in the future
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If Fremantle do the unthinkable and delist Crowden, you might have to adopt Drizzy as your new son!
Lol, as if we are that incompetent.
Just want to note that I can't believe this is the same player that could barely pick the ball up off the ground playing for Peel last year. Stoked to be wrong about him.
Spent a lot of times injured last year.
He was going to be tried as a wing man at Peel testing to see how he would go at AFL level. Sadly got injured the day he was to be tried there.
But the wing move was already in motion last year.
Sure, but generally AFL quality players don't look as far off it as he did at times last year, even when injured or coming back from them. Staggering improvement.
If you are going by that, then we have a lot of duds sitting back at Peel. The ones we are pinning our hopes on.
haven't watched that much this year. Hoping a few others have Drizz levels of improvement to come.
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Nah, I think Noddy would be the first to admit (and he did in his OBYB podcast), he was deadset awful to start the year last year. And awful for WAFL level, not awful for AFL level. It's very different to the kids we have at Peel for the majority of this year
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Won't bet on the media talking it up like they did Bowey
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He’s shown that players can rise to the level they are at (AFL) despite looking just WAFL standard when surrounded by state league players.
Brandon Walker was another that did very little at Peel and didn’t stand out but looks at home in the AFL side since he started playing there.
You just wonder, if Sturt got a couple of AFL games….
Brandon Walker was another that did very little at Peel and didn’t stand out but looks at home in the AFL side since he started playing there.
You just wonder, if Sturt got a couple of AFL games….
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