Mr Brightside said:His in the sprint
. Good catch, the AFL media circus would be nerve wracking - this shows a coherent, considered young man in a more relaxed environment.TigerForce said:Anyone seen this? His dialogue sounds a lot clearer. Obviously gets a bit nervy in AFL but he'll mature quicksmart.
deedee said:Needs to watch out for the 2nd year blues
cagedtiger said:It's okay Blues won't want him , he doesn't play for GWS
maverick said:. Good catch, the AFL media circus would be nerve wracking - this shows a coherent, considered young man in a more relaxed environment.
deedee said:But if he play's like the blues he wont be in the team for long
BluesBloke said:I like him, great young player with flair. Also a refreshing change to listen to - very entertaining.
The one thing I don't like though is the media glorifying his dropping out of school. Yes, it's worked out for him in the short term at least. The education system is very 'cookie cutter' and is not for everyone. But does he have a back-up plan if footy were to come to an end tomorrow?
The media sh!t me with how they've promoted him in this light.
T-Shirt Tommy said:Not sure if I were an opposition supporter how I would view the Higlet.
But he's ours, so he's my favourite. The personality is brilliant, but I like what he does on the field more.
Proper footballer.
TigerED said:His steal in week one of the finals where he negated the two squarks players was just top notch footy!
TigerED said:His steal in week one of the finals where he negated the two squarks players was just top notch footy!
TigerForce said:Yep. Who needs school when you got a brilliant kid like Higgo in your team.
UKTiger said:He will later on in life when his career ends but hopefully the club recognise that and will help him.
Baloo said:His love and complete dedication to the game most likely means he'll end up working in the system. Either coach, assistant coach or give players media training