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Kane Tenace

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Anyone interested?

Rookie pick up? Can't have been easy to get into the geelong line-up, perhaps could life in another team?

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    prefer others

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    He had pace to burn, a supposed weakness in teh Geelong midfield and still couldn't break into the side

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    He had pace to burn, a supposed weakness in teh Geelong midfield and still couldn't break into the side

    Back in the real world, it can't have been easy to break into the geelong midfield.

    Best midfield in the league

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    Back in the real world, it can't have been easy to break into the geelong midfield.

    Best midfield in the league

    Fair Dinkum, Kane Tenace

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    Back in the real world, it can't have been easy to break into the geelong midfield.

    Best midfield in the league

    Real world is that his disposal is so so and his lack of defensive skills.

    Six years of fringe football. Another fail for the Class of 2003. Pass for me.

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    No thanks. Buckley gone today was our speedy wingman with poor foot skills, Tenace simply another version of this. Oh so quick but oh so bad with the ball in hand.

    Writing was on the wall last year when they kept putting game time into Varcoe over Tenace despite form.

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    Fair Dinkum, Kane Tenace

    Truthfully, i wouldn't touch Kane Tenace, or any other player that can't kick.

    But, I started this thread bc it is off season, and I thought it was worthy, at least, of discussion.

    Not much else to talk about this time of year

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    Oh. My. God.

    If Tenace and Bryan could have a child it would've been Brent Grgic - or Jason Laycock.

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    People pay me out about starting stupid threads. Picking up Kane Tenace...does this guy have any idea where we are heading as a football club. We are after foot skills, foot skills and more foot skills!

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    He will get a look from a few clubs, ours won't be one of them.

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    Did I hear something on 3AW about Wojinckski (??) being availaable?

    Is he signed up at the cats?

    Would prefer over Tenace.

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    Oh. My. God.

    If Tenace and Bryan could have a child it would've been Brent Grgic - or Jason Laycock.

    Hilarious :lol::lol::lol:

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    Oh. My. God.

    If Tenace and Bryan could have a child it would've been Brent Grgic - or Jason Laycock.

    I just laughed so hard I nearly cried.

    Why oh why are Melbourne supporters so content with getting rubbish players to the club? HAVE WE NOT SUFFERED ENOUGH PEOPLE?!!!

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    It's funny. Tenace is a slightly better version of Buckley, yet supporters bemoan the demise of the latter.

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    It's funny. Tenace is a slightly better version of Buckley, yet supporters bemoan the demise of the latter.

    True and Jason Gram very nearly won the Norm Smith Medal.

    It's a fine line between pleasure and pain.

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    Back in the real world, it can't have been easy to break into the geelong midfield.

    Especially when you cant kick to save yourself.

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    Oh. My. God.

    If Tenace and Bryan could have a child it would've been Brent Grgic - or Jason Laycock.

    Nick Gill n Kepley Bradley as well

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    True and Jason Gram very nearly won the Norm Smith Medal.

    It's a fine line between pleasure and pain.

    Agree regarding the Buckley / Tenace comparison.

    I thought Gram was within an ounce of winning it. Very fine line.

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