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Nathan Brown to play with Casey Scorpions next year

dazzledavey36
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That's right, you heard it here first. Our very own Doggy Brown has signed on with Casey but I'm also pretty sure he is having a part time role with the Dees and I think he is an ambassador or something the Scorpions next year as well. I'm just not too sure.

Anyway that's what a friend of mine who he played with at West Adelaide told me yesterday. He also said Brown hated playing there this year because of the way Andy Collins ran the club and Brown hated him to bits as well.

A handy pick up for Casey next year I would say! ;)

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    DDDOOOGGGAAAA!!!!

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    Its good to see these type of ex-players wanting to still be involved with the club.

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    Its good to see these type of ex-players wanting to still be involved with the club.

    There was talk about this a couple of months ago but i hadn't heard anything for a few weeks, good to see it's back on track.

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    Its good to see these type of ex-players wanting to still be involved with the club.

    True. Good people such as N.Brown are invaluable for the Casey Footy Club. Would be great for the alignment.

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    Couldn't find a better bloke than brown dog, welcome back browny!!

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    Fantastic news.

    Browny is one of those players who, regardless of their on-field success, leaves a really positive lasting mark on a football club.

    Having him back involved will be fantastic for everyone. Our young players will do well to follow his work ethic and attitude.

    I will never forget his reaction when we lost against Essendon in Daniher's last game as coach.

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    Anyway that's what a friend of mine who he played with at West Adelaide told me yesterday. He also said Brown hated playing there this year because of the way Andy Collins ran the club and Brown hated him to bits as well.

    A handy pick up for Casey next year I would say! ;)

    Andy Collins wanted to take over Sandy in 1998...he wanted to get a group of his own people to run the club....maybe he's doing something along those lines at West Adelaide...

    Wonder if Neaves and Ferguson will follow Nathan Brown back to Victoria

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    Andy Collins wanted to take over Sandy in 1998...he wanted to get a group of his own people to run the club....maybe he's doing something along those lines at West Adelaide...

    Wonder if Neaves and Ferguson will follow Nathan Brown back to Victoria

    While I have loved Dogga's attitude and spirit at MFC (not always his disposal) I hope he comes back as a net benefit to a younger playing list. I hope he is not the start of Casey being an "old boys" side for ex MFC players that are no longer AFL standard. I dont want Dogga's selection to block the opportunities for young aspiring MFC players.

    I certainly dont want Neaves and Ferguson at Casey.....and no I certainly dont want that "team" player Saunter there either!

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    I really doubt it would happen, but I'd be spewing if Neaves or Ferguson signed on for Casey. Ideally we'd want as few people holding up the 'rare' spots like the ruck or key position defence as possible.

    Brown's another story though. He's a dime-a-dozen runner who most likely wouldn't be holding up the spot for anyone worth their salt, and he's a favourite son of the club who oozes leadership and would die for his teammates. I'd welcome him with open arms.

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    Bloody brilliant, i had so much admiration for him. He just constantly worked his butt off every time he went out onto the ground and i think it's fair to say he got every inch he could out of the talent given to him.

    It'll be great to have our young guns learning from him at Casey.

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    Neaves is heading off to overseas for the year.. lost the passion for footy during the year after a fall out with andy collins

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    Neaves is heading off to overseas for the year.. lost the passion for footy during the year after a fall out with andy collins

    Andy Collins sounds like a fantastic bloke! Sure we can't entice him down to Casey..? :P

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    Ryan Ferguson has been appointed captain after winning the best and fairest for the bloods this year....

    it shows how hard the step up to the next level is!!

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    Andy Collins sounds like a fantastic bloke! Sure we can't entice him down to Casey..? :P

    How can we get him to Carlton?

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    While I have loved Dogga's attitude and spirit at MFC (not always his disposal) I hope he comes back as a net benefit to a younger playing list. I hope he is not the start of Casey being an "old boys" side for ex MFC players that are no longer AFL standard. I dont want Dogga's selection to block the opportunities for young aspiring MFC players.

    I certainly dont want Neaves and Ferguson at Casey.....and no I certainly dont want that "team" player Saunter there either!

    With you 100% Rhino.

    Brown is a bit of an exception though. Will be good to see him about!

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    Brown should fit right in playing with players who match his skill and ability.

    lol.

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    Brown should fit right in playing with players who match his skill and ability.

    lol.

    But will they match his determination and winning the hard ball?

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