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  • Norris Lurker
    Almost Football Legend
    • Jan 2003
    • 2981

    Congratulations Malcolm Lynch

    Congratulations to Malcolm Lynch from St Ignatius Riverview and the NSW/ACT Rams on being selected by the Western Bulldogs in the draft.
    He's originally a Tiwi Islander who's been studying in Sydney for the last couple of years, and has made enough of an impression with his pace at the ball to get picked at AFL level. Lynch will join Dylan Addison, who was selected last year, at the Bulldogs - good to see some Sydney talent getting a go at AFL level.

    After a disappointing season for St Ignatius this season, it's good to see that some players are still getting noticed. As well as Lynch, who played in last year's U18s premiership side, the school team has also recently had Will Sierakowski signed as an AFL Scholarship player with Hawthorn.

    Good to hear a NSW player getting named on draft day. Hopefully we'll hear more of it in future.

    Follow me on Twitter - @tealfooty
  • Pekay
    Well retired, still sore
    • Sep 2004
    • 2134

    #2
    He played a game out at Bensons a year or two ago, as a curtain raiser to the Jets..they played a severely understrength Greater West 18s team and kicked a lazzzzy 14, very slick with hand and foot, and like lightning when he gets going..all the best champ.

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    • floppinab
      Senior Player
      • Jan 2003
      • 1681

      #3
      Re: Congratulations Malcolm Lynch

      Originally posted by Norris Lurker
      Lynch will join Dylan Addison, who was selected last year, at the Bulldogs - good to see some Sydney talent getting a go at AFL level.

      Good to hear a NSW player getting named on draft day. Hopefully we'll hear more of it in future.
      Given he's only been in Sydney two years (and only during the school year at that) it's a bit of a stretch calling him "Sydney talent". The fact that we're claiming him as a Sydney player again demonstrates the current dearth of talent at draftable age.

      There's still a long way to go before we see 4-5 real Sydney bred players going on to AFL level every year and the majority of those will go via scholarships now anyway.

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      • The Rooster
        On the Rookie List
        • Aug 2006
        • 256

        #4
        i have it on good authoriy that malcolm was named to play last sat at 2.30 pm darwin time for southern districts... great player.... but after being drafted at pick 66 had to pull out of playingf at parker got his spot....

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        • nbuc2151
          On the Rookie List
          • Dec 2006
          • 2

          #5
          Re: Re: Congratulations Malcolm Lynch

          Originally posted by floppinab
          Given he's only been in Sydney two years (and only during the school year at that) it's a bit of a stretch calling him "Sydney talent". The fact that we're claiming him as a Sydney player again demonstrates the current dearth of talent at draftable age.

          There's still a long way to go before we see 4-5 real Sydney bred players going on to AFL level every year and the majority of those will go via scholarships now anyway.
          Its a bit of a stretch to say he has only been here two years, given that he has been at Riverview since year 7 and living with his aunty and uncle- only returning home at christmas time

          He is a real bred sydney player, maybe you should research players before claiming that they aren't true sydney talent. riverview and his family brought him up and he's played for NSW/ ACT as long as he has been of age!

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          • Pekay
            Well retired, still sore
            • Sep 2004
            • 2134

            #6
            Re: Re: Re: Congratulations Malcolm Lynch

            Originally posted by nbuc2151
            Its a bit of a stretch to say he has only been here two years, given that he has been at Riverview since year 7 and living with his aunty and uncle- only returning home at christmas time

            He is a real bred sydney player, maybe you should research players before claiming that they aren't true sydney talent. riverview and his family brought him up and he's played for NSW/ ACT as long as he has been of age!
            Great post, was going to reply in a similar vein but didnt have he facts-essential tools needed when being critical of another individual.

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            • floppinab
              Senior Player
              • Jan 2003
              • 1681

              #7
              [/pulling head into jumper/]

              Didn't check my facts there my apologies but my comments were based on Norris' post which did say "the last couple of years".

              however.................. I still stand by comments with regard to the dearth of Sydney....... perhaps I should say born and bred talent, rather than someone who would've had the sole diet of Aussie Rules in the Territory prior to coming to Sydney at 12 odd years of age.

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              • nbuc2151
                On the Rookie List
                • Dec 2006
                • 2

                #8
                Originally posted by floppinab
                [/pulling head into jumper/]

                Didn't check my facts there my apologies but my comments were based on Norris' post which did say "the last couple of years".

                however.................. I still stand by comments with regard to the dearth of Sydney....... perhaps I should say born and bred talent, rather than someone who would've had the sole diet of Aussie Rules in the Territory prior to coming to Sydney at 12 odd years of age.
                {sheepish}

                sorry, get a little fiesty over inaccuracies. do agree with you on born and bred talent, i know alot of kids in NSW/ACT who could be great with proper attention, but sydney just doesn't provide the forums for these kids to get noticed

                anyway, i thought with sydney showing so much support for malcolm over the last two years it strange they didn't pick him up, so thumbs up to the bulldogs for taking notice

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                • swansrock4eva
                  On the Rookie List
                  • Jan 2003
                  • 1352

                  #9
                  Had the pleasure of seeing the Doggies-Lions game last night and was very pleased to get to see Lynchy play. He was given a fair amount of game time, looked quite natural on the field and only a couple of times looked to be a bit out of his depth, mostly just on things that players seem to gain with experience (e.g. leading into space, leg races etc).

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                  • The Spoiler
                    On the Rookie List
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 124

                    #10
                    Re: Re: Congratulations Malcolm Lynch

                    Originally posted by floppinab
                    Given he's only been in Sydney two years (and only during the school year at that) it's a bit of a stretch calling him "Sydney talent". The fact that we're claiming him as a Sydney player again demonstrates the current dearth of talent at draftable age.

                    There's still a long way to go before we see 4-5 real Sydney bred players going on to AFL level every year and the majority of those will go via scholarships now anyway.
                    Well here we go again!! Let's hang our hat on someone. Let's make it Malcolm Lynch......... He actually has camped in Sydney a short time so this must be a result of the development program???!. Oh that's right the NSWAFL have brought in ALL the AFL Clubs to develop the talent because there has been a lack of development!!!!!!!! Gosh, where is the success story in Australia??? Oh that's right Queensland. Now, who is leading the Development Team up there?? Oh yes, I'ts Mark Browning........ex Sydney Swans. Golly did he apply for the same job in NSW and get knocked back.......??? Haven't got it right again have I?
                    Spoiler

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                    • Norris Lurker
                      Almost Football Legend
                      • Jan 2003
                      • 2981

                      #11
                      Only half a season after joining the club, Lynch has been picked to make his senior debut for the Bulldogs against Freo in Darwin on Saturday night.
                      Congratulations again Malcolm. Again, a player from Sydney who gets drafted makes his senior debut in his first season.

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                      • The Rooster
                        On the Rookie List
                        • Aug 2006
                        • 256

                        #12
                        personally like to wish all the best for malcolm this week and thank him for my premiership season just gone in darwin.... thanks mate.... goodluck

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                        • BOY
                          On the Rookie List
                          • Nov 2004
                          • 14

                          #13
                          Thanks Parks!! I am still not sure why you didnt get drafted as well!!!

                          Mal

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