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stokeys is probably one of the most over-rated young players at geelong

i'll go as far as saying his pretty hopeless

wouldn't touch him.

juice would look good lining up in the current cats side

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    As good as Geelong are i really dont rate any of their bottom tier player group that have had senior exposure

    I think we do need another ruckman but Blake doesnt fit the bill

    The Cats do have a few young ruck prospects (Shane Mumford , Dawson Simpson and Trent West) but i doubt they would be likely trades

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    Even if Geelong were prepared to trade Blake I wouldn't want to go near him simply because he seems like an absolute $hit bloke. Carried on like the biggest sook when he was dropped from 07 GF, then held the club to ransom over Steven King. Contrast that with the class that Wojo and now Stokes have shown in the same scenario (except that both of them are actually worthy of playing in a premiership) and add in the complete lack of class Blake has shown in saying it was nice to stick it up Kings arse on Saturday, and I wouldn;t want this nob anywhere near MFC.

    Couldn't agree more. Absolute bad guy.

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    Perhaps they could package a half eaten ham sandwich for Tenace ?

    I'd take the sandwich, even if mouldly with cat saliva on it. This guy is the worst hack I've ever seen

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    Surely if they need to trade to free up salary cap space then they will be offloading some decent players? All of those mentioned above would be the lowest paid (apart from 1st, 2nd year players) on Geelong's list.

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