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Another good decision by the new look MFC.

Good decisions so far(for those who still think nothing's changed)

1. Debt Demolition

2. Casey and the Fine tuning of Casey arrangemnent

3. Bubbledome on the way out

4. MFC - MCC relationship

5. Staff appointments

6. Delisting older players, focus on a youth led recovery

7. Honesty - that's right - we won't play finals next year - it's honest and it doesn't mean we're aiming for mediocrity as some seem to think

8. Demon Summit

9. The Demon and it's relevance

10. Carroll delisted

11. Brock made captain (well I hope so)

Who ever say's they haven't been busy is not looking

Yep. Congratulations to the new administration for biting the bullet on Mr. Carroll. I doubt it would ever have happened under the previous powers that be. Also agree with your sentiments on all the other initiatives listed Roost!

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    Yeah. Best deal for all (except Chopper maybe). I have a soft spot for him, as I think many do, but what was he going to achieve at MFC other than keeping Martin, Frawley or Warnock out of a spot?

    Hs papers were signed the day Bailey took the job.

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    M.Gardiner,Cousins (maybe),Carroll (maybe).... Looks like the saints discos could be up and running again!

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    We can only hope that a deal was struck so that we don't have to pay his full 2009 salary, which I think is $250,000. A ridiculous amount of money for a player of Carroll's quality.

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    It has been openly reported that Carrol's salary will be included in the 2008 Total Player Payments.

    It has also been confirmed that if Carrol's entire $250,000 salary was included in the 2008 TPPs then MFC would be over the salary cap and in breach of the salary cap.

    Therefore, clearly Carrol must have been paid out for much less than $250,000.

    He's 28 years old and he is our 6th best key defender behind Warnock, Rivers, Martin, Garland and Frawley... I'm glad to see the back of him.

    It seems we were able to do it cheaply as well

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    I respect Chopper as a servant to the MFC a whole lot more than CJ.

    He was on the news at St. Kilda training and he actually looked like a human being. No mo and no bogun haircut.

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    He was on the news at St. Kilda training and he actually looked like a human being. No mo and no bogun haircut.

    Fresh start all round......good luck to him :) !!!

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    Another good decision by the new look MFC.

    Good decisions so far(for those who still think nothing's changed)

    1. Debt Demolition

    2. Casey and the Fine tuning of Casey arrangemnent

    3. Bubbledome on the way out

    4. MFC - MCC relationship

    5. Staff appointments

    6. Delisting older players, focus on a youth led recovery

    7. Honesty - that's right - we won't play finals next year - it's honest and it doesn't mean we're aiming for mediocrity as some seem to think

    8. Demon Summit

    9. The Demon and it's relevance

    10. Carroll delisted

    11. Brock made captain (well I hope so)

    Who ever say's they haven't been busy is not looking

    Good post Roost it. Eleven positive points.

    Welcome back to Sandringham Chopper!

    :D

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