This guy is apparently his sister's old man https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Nyuon_Bany Must be a different dad
Yep.Read his sister's bio. Assuming they have the same Dad, their father started and led the South Sudan Liberation Army. The bloodlines would suggest some pretty determined mindset and focus.
I wonder if Chol will have a mentoring role with this lad. Could be great for both of them.
I'm not sure a bloke who died in 1996 can be the father of someone born in 2001.This guy is apparently his sister's old man https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Nyuon_Bany Must be a different dad
All drafted players need to improve their endurance, but Matt Clarke did say that Biggie has "good endurance". I think he will push Chol, great for both of them.Biggy needs to improve his endurance so I hope they pick a mentor that will challenge him in this space. Cholly has been poor in this area whether through genes or lack of worktate, (I am leaning towards the latter).
Friendship wise they will be great for each other.
Amazing style of kicking.Noticed in his highlights that he slotted a goal on the run from just outside 50. You look at his action and he looks like he's just chipping it 20m.
Think it was actually the People’s Front of Judea.
Read his sister's bio. Assuming they have the same Dad, their father started and led the South Sudan Liberation Army. The bloodlines would suggest some pretty determined mindset and focus.
Edit: Looks like it's not the same Dad seeing he died in 1996 and Biggus was born in 2001
All drafted players need to improve their endurance, but Matt Clarke did say that Biggie has "good endurance". I think he will push Chol, great for both of them.
I was hoping that we would put a bid in on Bigoa I am not interested in the fact that his sister is a socialist.
I like the fact that his sister is a high achiever, she will be on his back big time to make sure he makes the most of this opportunity, both for himself but also to pay back his mother who managed to get her eight children safely to Australia. Chances are the way they see it, he'll be playing for the whole family and they won't let him forget it.
Was thinking same thing , at some point one of these Sudanese kids will go banggg and really make his mark . Good,luck BiggyYep.
The first African superstar won't be a hyped early draft pick. He will be a bolt from the blue. This kid is a gangling colt at the moment. I'm not saying he'll become Phar Lap but he does have a hint of Carbine on both sides. Get him in the sandhills and let Dimma Woodcock do the rest.
Bigoa Nyuon's story
Richmond recruit Bigoa Nyuon speaks to Channel 7 about using his family's story of hardship as inspiration to fulfil his AFL dream.www.richmondfc.com.au
As a bonus , she’s also a tigers fan as luck would have itI like the fact that his sister is a high achiever, she will be on his back big time to make sure he makes the most of this opportunity, both for himself but also to pay back his mother who managed to get her eight children safely to Australia. Chances are the way they see it, he'll be playing for the whole family and they won't let him forget it.
he has a wife you know ..........
Intercontinentius?he has a wife you know ..........
Note: Tom North (Fremantle) and Jack Maibaum (Sydney) both former RSA students were also rookie drafted on Friday 29 November, 2019. Biggie, Tom and Jack will join other Rowville students Jonathan Patton (Hawthorn), Hayden Crozier (Western Bulldogs),Taylor Garner (North Melbourne), Taylin Duman (Fremantle) and Sam Hayes (Port Adelaide) on AFL lists for 2020.
Or it indicates some pretty determined sperm.Read his sister's bio. Assuming they have the same Dad, their father started and led the South Sudan Liberation Army. The bloodlines would suggest some pretty determined mindset and focus.
Edit: Looks like it's not the same Dad seeing he died in 1996 and Biggus was born in 2001