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Farren Ray Quits Bulldogs

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would he be any good at melbourne?

he does fit the youth policy..

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    i'd heard that we're interested from a few guys in the media. Not sure if he'd want to go back home to WA, although is manager Ricky Olarenshaw said that he might want to stay in Melbourne. Interesting, seen a few doggies games this year and he isn't that bad. was v highly rated when he first came onto the scene- may need a new environment, as he himself has probably realised.

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    He would of fit into our 2008 team nicely, in fact he would of been one of our better kickers of the football and he can't hit a target. He can run fast and get the footy just can't hit targets.

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    would he be any good at melbourne?

    he does fit the youth policy..

    No, no, no... he's a dud.

    His performance in the qualifying final was atrocious. The performance was consistent with his ability.

    Youth is not the only prerequisite.

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    No, no, no... he's a dud.

    His performance in the qualifying final was atrocious. The performance was consistent with his ability.

    Youth is not the only prerequisite.

    Never seen him get a hard ball.

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    You do not win flags with Farren Ray type players. Let him be someone else’s problem.

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    2003 Draft. 'Nuff said.

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    I suppose my mail in him was crap then?

    pfft..

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    I suppose my mail in him was crap then?

    pfft..

    Not at all, credit where credit is due

    Keep it up

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    keep it up nudge love ya stuff

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    I suppose my mail in him was crap then?

    pfft..

    on ya nudge

    keep your ear to the ground on prismall. he is the one i really want to see come to deeland.

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    on ya nudge

    keep your ear to the ground on prismall. he is the one i really want to see come to deeland.

    Interesting you say that..

    Expect news on him by next week, he may come cheaper than most would expect..

    The no.1 in PSD makes things alot esaier, as the cats are almost forced to take a 3rd round pick or nothing..

    Still alot to be done yet, he still hasnt gotten back to the club RE the offer..

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    No thanks!

    Cant get a game because he aint good enough. Another Kane Tenace. Back to the WAFL Farren.

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    Interesting you say that..

    Expect news on him by next week, he may come cheaper than most would expect..

    The no.1 in PSD makes things alot esaier, as the cats are almost forced to take a 3rd round pick or nothing..

    Still alot to be done yet, he still hasnt gotten back to the club RE the offer..

    goooooooooooooood

    liking it

    cmon prismall

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    We already have Simon Buckley to fill the role of lightning quick, unskilled, bewildered footballer. Off to Freo with him.

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    Bit harsh on Ray..

    He's ok, and has alot of improvement in him..

    I agree he's not a game braeker, yet, but he can break the lines, and they are the type of players that would help Bails' playing style..

    But, id only want him if he came cheap..

    But yes, he will return to WA.. so we wont have to worry..

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    Bit harsh on Ray..

    He's ok, and has alot of improvement in him..

    That may be so, Nudge, but we use those excuses on our own 2003 draftees. We don't need another.

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    How many drafts can lay claim to a Brownlow medalist?

    that didn't think they deserved it?

    Cooney's a very good player, he's 1 of about 4 from that pitiful draft.

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    Dog [censored]! :o

    Rubbish. Farren Ray is the perfect player for us as he would fit in nicely with our game plan which, as far as I can work it out, involves hoping and praying that we get the centre clearance, promptly spraying it laterally in the direction of the wing where the players have fanned out to pick up the easy ball and then miskick it so that it ends up inside the scrimmage of players in the middle.

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