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Seven news reported tonight that Brown will confirm on Wednesday he's joined Gold Coast.

That will end this thread.

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    Seven news reported tonight that Brown will confirm on Wednesday he's joined Gold Coast.

    Confirmed it early. Has now told the club he is going.

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    he is off.

    in addition, i dont think the suns can get brennan and rischitelli (spelling?) because they are only allowed 1 uncontracted from each club?

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    he is off.

    in addition, i dont think the suns can get brennan and rischitelli (spelling?) because they are only allowed 1 uncontracted from each club?

    Yes they can if they trade for Brennan.

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    Always hated him. He'll fit nicely with the other sellouts at The Suns.

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    Always hated him. He'll fit nicely with the other sellouts at The Suns.

    I don't like him, but I don't think he can be called a sellout.

    If he hadn't been shafted by Clarkson trying to trade him last year, there's no doubt he would still be a Hawthorn player. Teams can't have it both ways - ditto for Rischitelli.

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    Always hated him. He'll fit nicely with the other sellouts at The Suns.

    He's like Rodney Grinter was.

    He was a beaut, Balls, a good fella. I liked him & new him fairly well.

    IMO we need some stiffening up, not like Baker, but rather like a Rooke or a Archer styled player or two.

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    He's like Rodney Grinter was.

    He was a beaut, Balls, a good fella. I liked him & new him fairly well.

    IMO we need some stiffening up, not like Baker, but rather like a Rooke or a Archer styled player or two.

    Too right we do, GC17 did well getting Brown he will help their kids a lot.

    We need some grunt Badly...Byron Pickett 2006 although short lived made a huge difference in that centre corridor.

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