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200+ game "rookie" .. the AFL really need to change the label for older players

Dutchy wrote:

I like this.

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JK wrote:200+ game "rookie" .. the AFL really need to change the label for older players

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(Or just remove it entirely)

bennymacca wrote:

JK wrote:200+ game "rookie" .. the AFL really need to change the label for older players

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(Or just remove it entirely)

Yep, that's along the lines of my thoughts.

Does that have a behind picture where you can see his wallet full on North Melbourne money?

Brodlach wrote:Does that have a behind picture where you can see his wallet full on North Melbourne money?

I thought you were looking for a behind picture because that's where is best football is.

mots02 wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Does that have a behind picture where you can see his wallet full on North Melbourne money?

I thought you were looking for a behind picture because that's where is best football is.

Or a behind picture coz he has just dived again for a free?

Surely he didnt believe the crap that was coming out of his mouth in regards to his suspensions????

PORT ADELAIDE recruit Lindsay Thomas isn't planning on making up the numbers and believes his best is still good enough to be one of the premier small forwards in the AFL.

The 29-year-old has joined the Power on a one-year deal after he was taken with the 12th pick in the rookie draft on Monday.

Thomas booted 325 goals in 205 games with North Melbourne, but played just nine games for the Kangaroos this year before coach Brad Scott told him he wasn't in their plans for the future.

"I'm not here to make the numbers up," Thomas told reporters in Adelaide on Tuesday.

"I had a pretty quiet year this year, it's well documented, but if you look at my stats before this year, I think they match up with some of the best small forwards in the competition.

"There's no doubt my best footy is still ahead of me and coming to a new club, I feel re-energised and like I've been drafted again.

"If I can work hard on the track, I've got no doubt I can squeeze into the best 22 and play some good footy."

Thomas kicked 207 goals in 105 games at an average of 1.97 per game from 2012-16, with a career-high of 53 goals in 2013.

He should be a handy addition to a Power forward line led by key target Charlie Dixon and three-time All Australian Robbie Gray, while fellow new signings Jack Watts and Steven Motlop should help with the delivery into the forward 50.

Thomas knew about six weeks ago he would be joining the Power, and has been working with good mate and former Kangaroos teammate Brent Harvey to make sure he's in good shape.

"He's a pretty professional kind of player and someone I look to lean on," Thomas said.

"I've been training with him for the past five or six weeks.

"I just gave him a cheeky text, he's a competitive kind of person still and he had no problem with running a few laps with me."

Thomas hails from Port Lincoln and played 38 junior games, 11 reserves games and six senior games for the Port Adelaide Magpies before being drafted by the Kangaroos.

He said it was an emotional return to Alberton Oval for the first time in 11 years.

"I got here this morning and I kind of had to pinch myself," he said.

"To look at on to the ground brought back some good memories.

"I probably had 30 seconds to myself to scope out the place."

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Gun. Can't wait to see him in full flight.

Good that he remembers Alberton Oval coz he’s going to be playing there every 2nd week.

Booney wrote:Gun. Can't wait to see him in full flight.

The Bedge wrote:

Booney wrote:Gun. Can't wait to see him in full flight.

Booney clearly over his meltdown from last night

Brodlach wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Booney wrote:Gun. Can't wait to see him in full flight.

Booney clearly over his meltdown from last night

If you don't laugh, you'll cry. Right?

Booney wrote:PORT ADELAIDE recruit Lindsay Thomas isn't planning on making up the numbers and believes his best is still good enough to be one of the premier small forwards in the AFL.

The 29-year-old has joined the Power on a one-year deal after he was taken with the 12th pick in the rookie draft on Monday.

Thomas booted 325 goals in 205 games with North Melbourne, but played just nine games for the Kangaroos this year before coach Brad Scott told him he wasn't in their plans for the future.

"I'm not here to make the numbers up," Thomas told reporters in Adelaide on Tuesday.

"I had a pretty quiet year this year, it's well documented, but if you look at my stats before this year, I think they match up with some of the best small forwards in the competition.

"There's no doubt my best footy is still ahead of me and coming to a new club, I feel re-energised and like I've been drafted again.

"If I can work hard on the track, I've got no doubt I can squeeze into the best 22 and play some good footy."

Thomas kicked 207 goals in 105 games at an average of 1.97 per game from 2012-16, with a career-high of 53 goals in 2013.

He should be a handy addition to a Power forward line led by key target Charlie Dixon and three-time All Australian Robbie Gray, while fellow new signings Jack Watts and Steven Motlop should help with the delivery into the forward 50.

Thomas knew about six weeks ago he would be joining the Power, and has been working with good mate and former Kangaroos teammate Brent Harvey to make sure he's in good shape.

"He's a pretty professional kind of player and someone I look to lean on," Thomas said.

"I've been training with him for the past five or six weeks.

"I just gave him a cheeky text, he's a competitive kind of person still and he had no problem with running a few laps with me."

Thomas hails from Port Lincoln and played 38 junior games, 11 reserves games and six senior games for the Port Adelaide Magpies before being drafted by the Kangaroos.

He said it was an emotional return to Alberton Oval for the first time in 11 years.

"I got here this morning and I kind of had to pinch myself," he said.

"To look at on to the ground brought back some good memories.

"I probably had 30 seconds to myself to scope out the place."

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Gun. Can't wait to see him in full flight.

BWHAHAHAHAHA. McKenzie, Watts, Motlop and now Thomas. Hilarious stuff from the Power this Summer. Crazy Vossy on fire again.

regards,

REB

Rik E Boy wrote:

BWHAHAHAHAHA. McKenzie, Watts, Motlop and now Thomas. Hilarious stuff from the Power this Summer. Crazy Vossy on fire again.

regards,

REB

So you rate Trengove?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Rik E Boy wrote:

BWHAHAHAHAHA. McKenzie, Watts, Motlop and now Thomas. Hilarious stuff from the Power this Summer. Crazy Vossy on fire again.

regards,

REB

So you rate Trengove?

Shit I forgot about him ha ha ha ha well played. So many spuds. They'll be calling them Port Fries this year. At least Rocky goes all right.

regards,

REB

Rik E Boy wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Rik E Boy wrote:

BWHAHAHAHAHA. McKenzie, Watts, Motlop and now Thomas. Hilarious stuff from the Power this Summer. Crazy Vossy on fire again.

regards,

REB

So you rate Trengove?

Shit I forgot about him ha ha ha ha well played. So many spuds. They'll be calling them Port Fries this year. At least Rocky goes all right.

regards,

REB

He's in here bagging our recruiting and he's in the Cats thread claiming "getting Crameri for squat could be a good get". I reckon you wasted a squat like we did with Thomas.

Take his criticism with a blue and white hoop of reality.

I would take Crameri every single day of the week over Thomas