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Should we pick up Luke Ball in the PSD?

The Chazz
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  1. 1. Would you like to see Melbourne pick up Luke Ball in the PSD?

    • Yes
      113
    • No
      9

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There seems to be a lot of discussion whether or not Melbourne should pick up Luke Ball.

This is the first poll I have ever posted, so hope it works (and that it's an OK one!).

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    Ball fills a need in this team, add the leadership aspect and you have a missing piece to a very unfinished puzzle.

    Hands down YES if he wants to come and play for the red and the blue.

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    I voted YES and NO.

    Why?

    Because the person running the poll isn't up on how to make a poll, and I'm a d!ckhead.

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      Curry & Beer said:
    The question for this poll could have been "Would you like a million dollars?"

    Still would voted YES and NO.

    Yeah, d!ckhead. What of it?

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      rpfc said:
    I voted YES and NO.

    Why?

    Because the person running the poll isn't up on how to make a poll, and I'm a d!ckhead.

    OK RPFC, for future reference, what should I do different in any other poll I decide to put up on here? As you are far more experienced than I on this site, I would love to get your advice. Actually, how about you post a poll so we can see how it "should" be done.

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      billy2803 said:
    OK RPFC, for future reference, what should I do different in any other poll I decide to put up on here? As you are far more experienced than I on this site, I would love to get your advice. Actually, how about you post a poll so we can see how it "should" be done.

    I'm just playing with you.

    Most people have done the right thing, I'm just in a strange mood of late.

    Might be diet, might be stress, I really can't say. Not a doctor.

    Wanted to be one, but that ship has sailed and its too late to do anything about it now...

    Anyway to answer your question - yes, I need to eat more vegetables.

    OK, having fun with you again.

    I thought my humour in this thread was more self deprecating - calling myself a d!ckhead and all - if it has not been received that way I will retool in the future.

    Endeavours!!

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      RalphiusMaximus said:
    Where's option C? We need one for "Depends who else is up for grabs."

    if ball doesnt want to come and smith is too injured i would have kane tenace

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    Cat Kane Tenace has been culled from Geelong's list.

    Didn't want to start another thread.

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      High Tower said:
    Cat Kane Tenace has been culled from Geelong's list.

    Didn't want to start another thread.

    Maybe a Kane Tenace/Chris Bryan combination thread

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      flog said:
    Maybe a Kane Tenace/Chris Bryan combination thread

    Or 'Sh!t players that posters bring up and deserve every insult they get' thread.

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      rpfc said:
    Or 'Sh!t players that posters bring up and deserve every insult they get' thread.

    Finally something decent out of your mouth rpfc. I knew you had it in you.

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    I think I started a thread like that last year? Worked well

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      rpfc said:
    Or 'Sh!t players that posters bring up and deserve every insult they get' thread.

    Really dishing it out over the last few days rpfc

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      flog said:
    Really dishing it out over the last few days rpfc

    In a strange mood of late.

    It'll wear off soon...

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      rpfc said:
    In a strange mood of late.

    It'll wear off soon...

    A combination of too much time, too much encouragement and too much material to work with...

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