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Herald Sun Friday 12th August, 2011
"It was a lot more difficult than what I thought it was going to be," he told the Herald Sun."The tears nearly came out. If I'd gone any longer, I think I was gone."Daniher hasn't played a game this year and hasn't appeared at AFL level since Round 4, 2009."I knew it was going to be a do-or-die year this year."I did six weeks' extra work to get mys...
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