By Steve Mascord
October 28th 2009 @ 1:19am
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  •   Boo Cheers

    Mick from Giralang said  | October 28th 2009 @ 9:14am | Report comment

    Sounds like real potential for some biff…I’m excited!

  •   Boo Cheers

    Tom Alexander. said  | October 28th 2009 @ 2:12pm | Report comment

    Looks like this lad could be the Kiwis next inforcer. He will have to be carefull though because somehow i doubt the referees will put up with the Biff stuff anymore. But it was like watching an old test match the other night with Luke also giving as good as he got from Gallen. Hargreaves put in some big shots and saved a few situations as well. Just the sought of controlled agression the game needed. Big future ahead of him i reckon.

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