#46 Mason Cox

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didick wrote:He had the strut and swagger last night too. He clunked a mark and Merrett slid off him. Was hilarious seeing Coxy give him a glare when he was getting up off the ground. He'll be a monster when he gets more games and more confidence.

Wonder how many COX 27 jerseys will be sold. I'm tempted.
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Bob Sugar wrote:
thompsoc wrote:
Jez07 wrote:He is the closest thing we've had to Leigh Brown since he retired.
I never realized to yesterday that Leigh Brown went for pick 5 in the 1999 draft.
The same year we got Fraser.
I think Mason has a bit more upside than the baddest man in town, thing with Leroy is he was a very good KB, but our defence was settled in those days so he only pinched hit, all the other 'Leroy' replacements only played fwd.
Jesse White is as close to Leroy as you'll get. Cox projects as either a very good KPF or a very good ruckman. Leroy could never make those claims.
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I think we have to stick with Cox as a KPF who can take a turn in the ruck to change things up
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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stui magpie wrote:I think we have to stick with Cox as a KPF who can take a turn in the ruck to change things up
That seems to be Buckley's plan. It's beginning to work earlier than I thought it would.
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he's only going to get better as he gets more experience at the level. Some things he does just make it real clear, he's a smart bloke and has amazingly good game sense.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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I wish he could kick. Will cost us a grand final one day.....
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E wrote:I wish he could kick. Will cost us a grand final one day.....
That's it E, Don't give up mate , you have been right about Cox since you made your mind up based on 10 seconds of footage <snip, cut the name calling - bbmods>
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E wrote:I wish he could kick. Will cost us a grand final one day.....
His kicking is better than plenty of others. Watch the footage of the combine to see how far it's come. Only gunna get better too.
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thompsoc wrote:Any news on his hand?
Buckley at his press conference said the damage was "not structural" ; so assuming they can tell without scans, it sounds just like a bad laceration. If that is correct, I guess that could cost him a week, depending on how fast he heals.
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Raw Hammer wrote:Some of you guys are acting surprised at his 'swagger'. He's an American. He ain't gonna be intimidated by some bogan on the footy field, not when he's a giant. He's not a kid. He's been around the block. He and Moore have got the right stuff. When Moore decked that twerp after a goal of ours, resulting in a centre square free? Magic. Brought a tear to my eye.
100% agree hammer. I was watching it and it was Zorko on Smith by memory. It would seem Smith had a chat at Zorko and Zorko started jumper punching the kid Moore run 40m and slammed him down and stood over him. Gave away a free but made a big statement to his team mates IMO
Cox took a huge mark and Merritt the sniper hit his arms late and cannoned into his side and hit the ground Cox looked down on him laying on the ground stepped over him and walked to take his shot on goal. Kicked the goal high fives a couple team mates then goes to the goal square and deliberately bumps straight into Merritt
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Can't agree with that. Doesn't take much bravado to deck a guy when he isn't looking, no matter how much you think he deserves it. Cost us a goal too. Darcy's a terrific kid but I think he'd want to forget that one. Leave it for when you've got the ball in your hand.
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FrankieGoesToCollingwood wrote:Can't agree with that. Doesn't take much bravado to deck a guy when he isn't looking, no matter how much you think he deserves it. Cost us a goal too. Darcy's a terrific kid but I think he'd want to forget that one. Leave it for when you've got the ball in your hand.
My thoughts as well watching it.
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didick wrote:Seems to time the centre bounces much better than Grundy. That was my one negative for the night; Grundy's timing. Pretty woeful.
Don't be too hard on grundy. The Gabba doesn't have a drop in wicket so the centre square is hard as f..k. A bit more experience and he'll adjust.
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Mugwump wrote:
thompsoc wrote:Any news on his hand?
Buckley at his press conference said the damage was "not structural" ; so assuming they can tell without scans, it sounds just like a bad laceration. If that is correct, I guess that could cost him a week, depending on how fast he heals.
thanks for that update.
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RudeBoy wrote:
stui magpie wrote:I think we have to stick with Cox as a KPF who can take a turn in the ruck to change things up
That seems to be Buckley's plan. It's beginning to work earlier than I thought it would.
That must be the one Buckley plan that hasn't been derailed due to injury this year. Oh and the Treloar idea....that's worked a treat.

But look, this thread is a trojan horse or a phishing attempt. Any thread that gets positive responses from Mr Sugar, Jez07 and thompsoc is surely bogus.
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