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In the interests of sanity.

Pavlich re-signed last year, he can't go into the PSD and its highly unlikely Freo will trade him.

Carlton swapped pick 3 for Chris Judd (the pick WC used to get Matsen). They also had pick 1 in the PSD which they used to bend WC over.

A Club won't get Daniel Kerr cheaply. (unless they can use the PSD)

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    Kerr is apparently happy at WCE and looking to sign long.

    move along..nothing to see !! lol

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    Kerr is apparently happy at WCE and looking to sign long.

    move along..nothing to see !! lol

    West is best for Kerr

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    Jonathan Brown's troubled contract negotiations are on the front cover of The Age sports' section.

    So forget Kerr, get me Jonathan Brown!!!

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    Jonathan Brown's troubled contract negotiations are on the front cover of The Age sports' section.

    So forget Kerr, get me Jonathan Brown!!!

    This would be quite a coup but at 27 next year, and considering the way he plays his footy, there might nit be much footy left in him.

    It would be debateable whether Brown for 3 or 4 years would open our window, my personal opinion is that he doesn't.

    The players older than 25 next year that will still be around will be: Green, Macca (for 1 more year), Robbo (1), Wheatley, Bruce, possibly White (1), Carroll (contracted - 1), and Whelan (1).

    We should be looking at a 'Brown' that is younger than 25. Is it Newton? Bate? Dunn? Miller?

    Well, he might be in the next draft...

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    It would be debateable whether Brown for 3 or 4 years would open our window, my personal opinion is that he doesn't.

    Sadly, I agree.

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