Toast Welcome to the Suns - Noah Anderson

[MaySwallow4Heron]

191cm, 89kg powerful inside/outside goal kicking midfielder. We have cried out for this type for a long time!

 

[RowellAnderson12]

2020 prediction -

plays 18 games, averaging 14 touches and kicks 15 goals. Will be our most exciting draftee

 

[exile]

this kid is gonna be a gun, bring on the fu**en monday training footage!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Peel67skin]

Going to be a superstar. Him and Rankine.

 

[Coops93]

Reckon he'll play mostly forward next season?

 

[GcSunsfan]

 

[Jen2310]

He looked so happy when Ben came out. Definitely very excited to be there, he was.

 

[Supersuns]

Reckon he'll play mostly forward next season?

Rolling half forward I reckon

 

[Jen2310]

Noah Anderson on Triple M Gold Coast

SUNS draftee Noah Anderson spoke to Bridge & Spida on Triple M Gold Coast this morning following last night's Round 1 of the NAB AFL Draft.

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[Jen2310]

“He played in the 89 grand final so I’ve seen that a few times,” the 18-year-old said.

“Hopefully (I follow in his footstep).

“That wouldn’t be bad at all.”

While Anderson was always bound to pick up a sherrin at some stage, his introduction to Australia’s native game was unassuming.

“My first memory would probably be playing footy in the kindergarten back in the day and heading to the park after school and kicking the ball around,” he said.
Anderson’s draft year wasn’t without its challenges though, with the 188cm prospect admitting his versatility became his biggest test.

“It’s obviously not a huge challenge and I haven’t had any major injuries, touch wood but I’ve been thrown around (the ground) a fair bit,” he said.

“I’ve played on most parts of the ground so I’ve had to keep adjusting.

“Inside or outside (midfield), it doesn’t bother me but I assume I’ll probably continued to be thrown around a bit so I’m accepting of that challenge.

“A lot of the boys have asked me if I can surf and I said no but I think I’ll try that out and I played a fair bit of golf in Melbourne as well,” he said.

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