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Heard that Nathan Ablett joined GC17? can anyone confirm this?

Could MFC convince him to go in the PSD? or is this a done deal?

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    Heard that Nathan Ablett joined GC17? can anyone confirm this?

    Could MFC convince him to go in the PSD? or is this a done deal?

    1) Correct

    2) Yes

    3) Shirley you can`t be serious

    4) Yes

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    He wants instant success obviously? ie quitting Geelong after premiership. why would he want us?

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    Hands up who remembers that Nathan Ablett is actually no good?

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    Hands up who remembers that Nathan Ablett is actually no good?

    You beat me to it.

    I wouldn't want him if he bled red and blue for the club and was a Ryan O'Keefe type player.

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    Absolutely the last bloke I would want on our list. We presumably have a group of young guys who are hungry for success. We don't need a bloke with an application problem who is likely to find it all too hard again in 2 years.

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    1) Correct

    2) Yes

    3) Shirley you can`t be serious

    4) Yes

    Have to ask. Are you hinting at Shirley is a done deal ?

    Or am I barking up the wrong tree...

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    Oh but, but, but he's an ex-player...does this mean he doesn't want to come and play with us? Oh I can't handle this rejection, why do none of the bestest players in the league want to play with us?

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    Have to ask. Are you hinting at Shirley is a done deal ?

    Or am I barking up the wrong tree...

    Wrong tree.... it's a quote from the movie Airplane.

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    Wrong tree.... it's a quote from the movie Airplane.

    Are you waiting too see how long until someone posts the Australian release name ;)

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    Are you waiting too see how long until someone posts the Australian release name ;)

    FLYING HIGH!

    "Just remember, we are all counting on you"

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    Elaine Dickinson: When will you be back?

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    Could MFC convince him to go in the PSD?

    No. Just....

    No.

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    Ted Striker: My orders came through. My squadron ships out tomorrow. We're bombing the storage depots at Daiquiri at 1800 hours. We're coming in from the north, below their radar.

    Elaine Dickinson: When will you be back?

    Ted Striker: I can't tell you that. It's classified.

    So Johnny....Ever seen a grown man naked?? :lol:

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    Hands up who remembers that Nathan Ablett is actually no good?

    Completely disagree, showed a whole lot more potential than Tom Hawkins ever did. He is a lot better of a forward than people give him credit for and he left the game before Gary Ablett Jnr really established himself, had Nathan stayed, who knows what he would be now? Great pick up for the Coast, bad news for the doubters.

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