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Definitely must be Harts. Jake does not look the likely type. Looks to me like another Josh Kennedy. Knew of him when he was at the Western U18. Many people did not think much of him. Surprised he was drafted by the blues.

Harts, as long as he can be injury free looks like he can play.
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Definitely must be Harts. Jake does not look the likely type. Looks to me like another Josh Kennedy. Knew of him when he was at the Western U18. Many people did not think much of him. Surprised he was drafted by the blues.

Harts, as long as he can be injury free looks like he can play.


are you for real??? Edwards is a GUN

Edwards is Fisher meets Hamill

Edwards is ready to explode!!

Hartlett is a lumberjack

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Hartlett is a lumberjack


He wishes he'd been a girlie, just like his dear pappa?

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Definitely must be Harts. Jake does not look the likely type. Looks to me like another Josh Kennedy. Knew of him when he was at the Western U18. Many people did not think much of him. Surprised he was drafted by the blues.


The Western Jets thought so little of Jake that they made him captain as an underage player. :garthp:
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Seriously, why can't we have both? I'd love a fully fit forward line that looks like this...

HF. Houlihan, Hartlett, Fisher
F. Betts, Fevola, Edwards/Kreuzer

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I hope every cfc player succeeds, but I'd be less suprised to see Cain Ackland win this year's Brownlow than Harts reach 50 games.

Edwards has shown in some Bullants games that he has AFL ability. While he still has serious footskill deficiencies, his speed, agility and hands at ground level are pretty special. I'd like to see him developed as a Rutten sized full back, I think he has the frame and the athleticism to one day go body on body with the big forwards. Time is also certainly on his side.
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two different types of players. edwards is more of a clape/hickmott
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two different types of players. edwards is more of a clape/hickmott


Better still, Richard Dennis
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richard dennis wasn't a bad footballer either.
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richard dennis wasn't a bad footballer either.


A real good footballer cut down by injuries....great mark for his inches, hard at the footy, if Jake is as good as R. Dennis then he will great value...

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blu944 wrote:
I hope every cfc player succeeds, but I'd be less suprised to see Cain Ackland win this year's Brownlow than Harts reach 50 games.

Edwards has shown in some Bullants games that he has AFL ability. While he still has serious footskill deficiencies, his speed, agility and hands at ground level are pretty special. I'd like to see him developed as a Rutten sized full back, I think he has the frame and the athleticism to one day go body on body with the big forwards. Time is also certainly on his side.


what 'e said

(except the defender bit... happy with him up forward

We need marking targets up forward who are mobile who can lead out of Fevola's way, but still be able to be a target in their own right.

One of Pagan's downfalls was his uncanny knack of sticking lumbering players in front of Fevola. Bad move because it creates multi-player contests where Fevola leads....

We need Fisher, Edwards, Kreuzer, Hampson etc as leading mobile options who create space behind them for Fevola.

Hartlett... just don't see it.

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edwards by FAR
yesterdays match made it clear
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shuffagus wrote:
edwards by FAR
yesterdays match made it clear


Yesterdays match showed both will be playing Round 1, Hartlett at CHF and Edwards the decoy full forward.

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shuffagus wrote:
edwards by FAR
yesterdays match made it clear


By far? Edwards was playing in teh square and HArtlett was playing up the field ina "fisher" type roll?

9 marks for HArtlett plus 1 excellent goal!
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mjonc wrote:
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edwards by FAR
yesterdays match made it clear


Yesterdays match showed both will be playing Round 1, Hartlett at CHF and Edwards the decoy full forward.


QFT, play both at least until Fish is ready

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If Hartlett knew how to lead he would have taken 19 marks and kicked 5 goals yesterday. The guy leads way way to early, by the time the player with the ball has time to kick Adem Hartlett is in row 4. Needs to learn the art of leading then he will see a heap more game time. Best game I have seen him play yesterday but thats not saying a whole lot.

Jake showed a lot more than Hartlett yesterday timed he's leads well and kept out of fev's way. Showed heaps of footy smarts. The most impressive thing I noticed yesterday was the way he controlled the forward line telling team mates when to lead and where, Just he's general voice up there.

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very encouraging for jake because in the other games he hadnt shown much at all.

also encouraging to hear the use of the triangle

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very encouraging for jake because in the other games he hadnt shown much at all.

also encouraging to hear the use of the triangle


Look where Phil Jackson has the Lakers with the triangle offence!! :-D

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I think neither. Kreuzer/Hampson/Fisher should rotate it with Hampson/Kreuzer rotating the ruck as well.
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I think neither. Kreuzer/Hampson/Fisher should rotate it with Hampson/Kreuzer rotating the ruck as well.


Two of those blokes won't play in the first game which means two blokes need to come in. Kruezer / neither / neither /?
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