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Kratos
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So you were watching League Teams on Fox Footy too
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Giving Josh Morris more space to roam has been a blessing in disguise, we could be looking for another centre but Tim is doing a pretty good job, I reckon keep the money in the kitty for the next big name that wants out of his current club, let the circus continue.
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LOL yeh i was...
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Karmichael Neil Matthew Hunt (born 17 November 1986 in Auckland, New Zealand) is an Australian professional football player, currently playing Australian rules football for the Gold Coast Suns in the Australian Football League (AFL).
He was formerly best known as a rugby league player for the Brisbane Broncos of the National Rugby League (NRL). He primarily played in the fullback position, but has also played on the wing and at five-eighth and halfback. Hunt played in the NRL for Brisbane from 2004 to 2009, and was part of the Broncos' competition-winning team in 2006. He has represented the Queensland Maroons in the State of Origin series and the Australian Kangaroos at international level.
Hunt made his NRL debut in 2004 and played every game that season, winning the Dally M Rookie of the Year award. In a controversial move, Hunt chose to play for Australia instead of his native New Zealand, citing a lifelong dream of playing for Queensland in State of Origin.[2] Hunt's performance in the 2006 NRL season resulted in his selection for Queensland and Australia between 2006–2009.
In June 2009, Hunt expressed a desire to leave the NRL competition and it was speculated he would play rugby overseas. However he announced in July 2009 that he had signed a lucrative three-year playing and promotional contract with Australian Football League expansion team, Gold Coast whose inaugural season would be 2011. The move which generated a media circus in Australia would involve an ambitious code switch to Australian rules football, transitioning through the AFL's feeder competition. The switch was regarded by many from both football codes as an AFL publicity stunt. In 2010, while contracted to the Gold Coast, he played a season with Biarritz Olympique in the Top 14 French rugby union competition. However Hunt's code switch proved a successful gamble, transitioning relatively quickly and by the end of his first AFL season he was named in the Courier Mail 2011 Queensland Australian rules football Team of the Year and went on in the 2012 AFL season to establish himself as one of the Gold Coast's top midfielders.
Hunt is first sportsperson in Australia to have reached elite professional level at three different football codes, a feat which prompted fitness coach Dean Benton to regard him as the greatest all-round footballer Australia has produced.[3]
He was formerly best known as a rugby league player for the Brisbane Broncos of the National Rugby League (NRL). He primarily played in the fullback position, but has also played on the wing and at five-eighth and halfback. Hunt played in the NRL for Brisbane from 2004 to 2009, and was part of the Broncos' competition-winning team in 2006. He has represented the Queensland Maroons in the State of Origin series and the Australian Kangaroos at international level.
Hunt made his NRL debut in 2004 and played every game that season, winning the Dally M Rookie of the Year award. In a controversial move, Hunt chose to play for Australia instead of his native New Zealand, citing a lifelong dream of playing for Queensland in State of Origin.[2] Hunt's performance in the 2006 NRL season resulted in his selection for Queensland and Australia between 2006–2009.
In June 2009, Hunt expressed a desire to leave the NRL competition and it was speculated he would play rugby overseas. However he announced in July 2009 that he had signed a lucrative three-year playing and promotional contract with Australian Football League expansion team, Gold Coast whose inaugural season would be 2011. The move which generated a media circus in Australia would involve an ambitious code switch to Australian rules football, transitioning through the AFL's feeder competition. The switch was regarded by many from both football codes as an AFL publicity stunt. In 2010, while contracted to the Gold Coast, he played a season with Biarritz Olympique in the Top 14 French rugby union competition. However Hunt's code switch proved a successful gamble, transitioning relatively quickly and by the end of his first AFL season he was named in the Courier Mail 2011 Queensland Australian rules football Team of the Year and went on in the 2012 AFL season to establish himself as one of the Gold Coast's top midfielders.
Hunt is first sportsperson in Australia to have reached elite professional level at three different football codes, a feat which prompted fitness coach Dean Benton to regard him as the greatest all-round footballer Australia has produced.[3]
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Whatever Barba was on, give it to Morris as a bonus and watch him kill it. Pay rise + confidence growing every game in the number 1.. we'll do fine.
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why don't we get Barba to replace Barbra?
adamski007
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Hunt was an impressive player during his time at the Broncs, at 28 he doesn't have much time left though, especially at fullback.
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Cause BARBRA suits him more the fvcking grub!!
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Just a random comment here but dead set big brother is shitting me its on in the back ground and its rubbish
Ok sorry guys back to topic, I think k hunt at 28 would still have 5 or 6 strong years left I would welcome him with open arms at the dogs but he would never leave Queensland
Ok sorry guys back to topic, I think k hunt at 28 would still have 5 or 6 strong years left I would welcome him with open arms at the dogs but he would never leave Queensland
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No thanks. He has been out of the game for a while now and he will be demanding a huge pay packet 400K plus per season.
I rather save the money and show some faith and invest in our junior pups such as Templeman, Mbye and Sila.
I rather save the money and show some faith and invest in our junior pups such as Templeman, Mbye and Sila.
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absolutely!... if we dont get Hayne and no other quality full back available rather spend money on our juniors. We have the money and the best coach available to make our juniors into super star. We have done it with Barba we can do it again!
immortalbulldog
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Just keep him out of toilet cubicles with thaiday and Boyd
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no place like fortitude valley to assault a chick and get away with it.... he should be fine ;D
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IS he better than Morris at fullback. No. So no thanks.
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Its just a bunch of idiots watching other idiots. Its about as entertaining as sticking your head over the fence and watching and listening to your neighbors conversations.
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You mean his younger brother? If so no thanx he might get home sick also wanting to go back to his brother also
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