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Jack Higgins nominates Saints

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Wonder how much we'll need to pay for him


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Good get if it works out.
Probably Lonie move to dogs imminent.


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Excellent news.


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Wow, almost thought he'd decided to stay put.

Good work.

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Exchange first rounders with Tigers and future 3rd?


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On BF the talk is that Richmond has already knocked back a future second.


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diddley wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 3:36pm On BF the talk is that Richmond has already knocked back a future second.
Reported in the Hun this morning I believe


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shite hot

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thats good isn’t it

starting to feel like an unstoppable juggernaught


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Great news!


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fugazi wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 3:27pm Wow, almost thought he'd decided to stay put.

Good work.

Future second?
Plus a swap of this years firsts.


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PAUL CONNORS UPDATES ON SOME BIG TRADE MOVES

Connors Sports Management is handling several players looking to find new homes this Trade Period. In an interview on Trade Radio, Paul Connors said:

He was confident he could orchestrate a trade for Jack Higgins to join St Kilda.


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Well we have a new milney for the song!


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desertsaint wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 4:54pm Well we have a new milney for the song!
he is not a milne type of player. very different.


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Compare the pair of Jacks
2020 season
Higgins 10 games average 59.4 fantasy points, age 21
Lonie 13 games average 51.9 fantasy points, age 24

Higgins disposals 14.6, kicks 9.0, handballs 5.6
Lonie disposals 10.1, kicks 7.3, handballs 2.8

Higgins marks 3.6 , tackles 1.7 , goals 0.5
Lonie marks 3.4, tackles 2.2, goals 0.9


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[quote=saintly post_id=1881861 time=1604901749 user_id=42]
[quote=desertsaint post_id=1881859 time=1604901277 user_id=17861]
Well we have a new milney for the song!
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he is not a milne type of player. very different.
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He is referring to personality, Gresham has always been half assed with the song. Wilke gave it his all but Higgins has that cheeky nature required to honour Milney


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ace wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 5:14pm Compare the pair of Jacks
2020 season
Higgins 10 games average 59.4 fantasy points, age 21
Lonie 13 games average 51.9 fantasy points, age 24

Higgins disposals 14.6, kicks 9.0, handballs 5.6
Lonie disposals 10.1, kicks 7.3, handballs 2.8

Higgins marks 3.6 , tackles 1.7 , goals 0.5
Lonie marks 3.4, tackles 2.2, goals 0.9
The benefit with Higgins is he can rotate into the midfield.


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We are taking a very serious risk with a young man who's incurable condition could never reoccur or he could literally have a brain bleed so severe and swift he dies on field.

I dont reckon its worth it.


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SAINT-LEE wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 6:01pm We are taking a very serious risk with a young man who's incurable condition could never reoccur or he could literally have a brain bleed so severe and swift he dies on field.

I dont reckon its worth it.
I don't quite understand this. Higgins has returned and played X number of games for the best team in the comp after his episode. I am sure the medical team, a team who has and is monitoring McCartin & Roberton. I've total faith in Higgins doctors & our doctors.

I think he can only improve us. He has plenty to prove.


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saintly wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 5:02pm
desertsaint wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 4:54pm Well we have a new milney for the song!
he is not a milne type of player. very different.
Oh when the saints


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Looks like he kicks a lot of St Kilda style goals


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Hopefully he will bring that ability to break the rules and get away with it as per his "throwing the ball round the post" goal!


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Ghost Like wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 6:45pm
SAINT-LEE wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 6:01pm We are taking a very serious risk with a young man who's incurable condition could never reoccur or he could literally have a brain bleed so severe and swift he dies on field.

I dont reckon its worth it.
I don't quite understand this. Higgins has returned and played X number of games for the best team in the comp after his episode. I am sure the medical team, a team who has and is monitoring McCartin & Roberton. I've total faith in Higgins doctors & our doctors.

I think he can only improve us. He has plenty to prove.


I don't want anyone to think I don't like the lad. He has talent.

He also has a genetic condition called Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH), also known as cerebral bleed, is a type of intracranial bleed that occurs within the brain tissue or ventricles. Basically his blood vessels can weaken and burst, causing localised bleeding in his brain. Symptoms range from blurry vision and migraines to the rare - death. This will not go away. Its incurable but also may never reoccur in this severity again. It also can not be predicted like someone with diabetes can test blood sugars.

He had become quite wonky, missing targets by hand and foot as well as consuming a lot of analgesics. The club doctors pulled him aside only for him to admit it had been occurring for weeks. He went for a scan and the brain bleed was found resulting in two major surgeries.
He did recover which is awesome. Next time he might not.
This is the thing, its more than a calculated risk, it is known he gets brain bleeds and could permanently affect his life.


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SAINT-LEE wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 8:47pm
Ghost Like wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 6:45pm
SAINT-LEE wrote: Mon 09 Nov 2020 6:01pm We are taking a very serious risk with a young man who's incurable condition could never reoccur or he could literally have a brain bleed so severe and swift he dies on field.

I dont reckon its worth it.
I don't quite understand this. Higgins has returned and played X number of games for the best team in the comp after his episode. I am sure the medical team, a team who has and is monitoring McCartin & Roberton. I've total faith in Higgins doctors & our doctors.

I think he can only improve us. He has plenty to prove.


I don't want anyone to think I don't like the lad. He has talent.

He also has a genetic condition called Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH), also known as cerebral bleed, is a type of intracranial bleed that occurs within the brain tissue or ventricles. Basically his blood vessels can weaken and burst, causing localised bleeding in his brain. Symptoms range from blurry vision and migraines to the rare - death. This will not go away. Its incurable but also may never reoccur in this severity again. It also can not be predicted like someone with diabetes can test blood sugars.

He had become quite wonky, missing targets by hand and foot as well as consuming a lot of analgesics. The club doctors pulled him aside only for him to admit it had been occurring for weeks. He went for a scan and the brain bleed was found resulting in two major surgeries.
He did recover which is awesome. Next time he might not.
This is the thing, its more than a calculated risk, it is known he gets brain bleeds and could permanently affect his life.
Is the affected by playing football.

I mean obviously a head knock is one thing but is the condition aggravated by intensive exercise?

Is it something that he perhaps had to get better at managing or does he essentially live with it and it happens when he does?


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