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Harvey ready to go again
10 February 2007
Paul Gough
Sportal for afl.com.au
The AFL's oldest player, St Kilda veteran Robert Harvey, freely admits he thought 2006 would be his last year.

But now as he prepares for an amazing 20th season in the AFL, the champion midfielder sounds like an excited rookie as he describes the huge impact new coach Ross Lyon has made at Moorabbin.

Harvey has seen plenty of coaches during his record 340 games with the Saints and former Fitzroy player Lyon will be his seventh, following on from Darrell Baldock, Ken Sheldon, Stan Alves, Tim Watson, Malcolm Blight and Grant Thomas.

But Harvey, who admits he would have retired had the Saints won any of the past three premierships, is nothing but optimistic about the Saints' chances of finally winning their second premiership under Lyon's tutelage.
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