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Holy crap, he would have to be the tallest guy in the world.
Got to be better than Ben Marsh, so sign him up immediately Stiffy!
Got to be better than Ben Marsh, so sign him up immediately Stiffy!
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242 cm / 7'11
155 kg
Got bloody big feet (size 60)
and still growing. Could end up around 250cm. Surely he would have to be the tallest bloke in the world.
I reckon Ben Marsh could run around him 3 times before Sultan even managed to move. Just chuck him in the goal square and kick it high. No one would be able to spoil it.
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AFl: Hewitt floats idea of footy future
By PAUL MALONE in New York
23aug03
DEPOSED Wimbledon champion Lleyton Hewitt has told the US television network CBS he is toying with the idea of one day cutting back on tennis to play football.
In an interview recorded yesterday but yet to be aired, Hewitt said he did not care if abandoning his tennis career cost him millions of dollars a year.
Hewitt, 22, a fervent AFL follower and Adelaide's No. 1 ticket-holder, spoke to CBS anchorman Patrick McEnroe, also the US Davis Cup captain.
"He really surprised me by saying he would really love to play Australian rules football and not necessarily love to be a tennis player for the next eight years," McEnroe said yesterday.
"He said it like: `No one has ever won two Slams and played Australian rules football'. We laughed about it in a way, but I sensed it was something that intrigued him."
Hewitt's agent Rob Aivatoglou, of Octagon management, said last night the Australian remained "100 per cent committed to winning Grand Slam titles in New York this week and then Melbourne in January."
Adelaide Football Club spokesman Phil Harper said Hewitt had "certainly got the drive" to be a footballer.
"I understand he was a handy player as a junior," he said.
AFl: Hewitt floats idea of footy future
By PAUL MALONE in New York
23aug03
DEPOSED Wimbledon champion Lleyton Hewitt has told the US television network CBS he is toying with the idea of one day cutting back on tennis to play football.
In an interview recorded yesterday but yet to be aired, Hewitt said he did not care if abandoning his tennis career cost him millions of dollars a year.
Hewitt, 22, a fervent AFL follower and Adelaide's No. 1 ticket-holder, spoke to CBS anchorman Patrick McEnroe, also the US Davis Cup captain.
"He really surprised me by saying he would really love to play Australian rules football and not necessarily love to be a tennis player for the next eight years," McEnroe said yesterday.
"He said it like: `No one has ever won two Slams and played Australian rules football'. We laughed about it in a way, but I sensed it was something that intrigued him."
Hewitt's agent Rob Aivatoglou, of Octagon management, said last night the Australian remained "100 per cent committed to winning Grand Slam titles in New York this week and then Melbourne in January."
Adelaide Football Club spokesman Phil Harper said Hewitt had "certainly got the drive" to be a footballer.
"I understand he was a handy player as a junior," he said.
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With the sort of crap served up today we will need more than Sultan to get us going.Originally posted by dezzmo
Stiffy, congratulations, you finally found our future tall!! - your search is over
I have heard somewhere that former 36ers basketballer Matt Illman (athletic 197 cm) is tringing with the power. Could they have another Dean Brogan on their hands
