Exhibiting our players to US talent scouts

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  • pillowtalk
    On the Rookie List
    • May 2003
    • 252
    #61
    Originally posted by Ruda Wakening
    NFL isn't something he's only just started thinking about, but instead something he's been interested in for a fair while
    She's right. He mentioned it to me mid last year whilst kicking the NFL footy around the lounge room. Not a sherrin in sight . His interview was honest.
    He who laughs last thinks slowest

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      • The Boot
        A Blood to the bootstraps
        • Mar 2004
        • 544
        #62
        Aherm ... as I was saying ...

        There has been plenty of talk about America's rich NFL gridiron clubs sending scouts to the Swans-Kangaroos game with the intent of signing some players to lucrative contracts, but Roos said AFL, in years to come, could potentially recruit US players.

        "We all remarked how quickly they picked up the game," Roos said.

        "Some of the kids were only 12 or 13.

        "I would have no doubt if you picked up an athlete over here at 15 years of age who was more of a basketball type or wide receiver that have naturally good hands, you could turn them into an AFL footballer because there's so many good athletes in America."

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