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If I was Sydney, Iâd be going hard at him : Should Ugle-Hagan expect Watts like debut?
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2021-07-11T13:05+10:00
Kane Cornes has called for Sydney to target Western Bulldogs forward Jamarra Ugle-Hagan on debut today.
Ugle-Hagan, 19, will make his highly-anticipated debut on Sunday afternoon at Marvel Stadium, lining up at centre-half forward for Luke Beveridgeâs side.
As a number one pick, thereâs plenty of hype regarding Ugle-Haganâs first AFL appearance, but Cornes wants Sydney to go at the youngster like Collingwood did to a young Jack Watts on his debut in 2009.
âI think there could be some fireworks,â Cornes said on
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