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Coming to the MFC. Offered a one year deal.

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    Coming to the MFC. Offered a one year deal.

    He can not kick, I repeat he can not kick!!

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    Coming to the MFC. Offered a one year deal.

    Interesting. Matt Burgan had him as a player Melbourne might have been looking at very late in the 2007 Draft, although he didn't place him in his Phantom Draft - he only mentioned him in passing in notes on a couple of team's possible selections. As it happened Freo took him at 24.

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    According to the AFL website he has not yet been delisted by the Dockers.

    His out of contract.

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    Coming to the MFC. Offered a one year deal.

    whats your source..

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    I refuse to believe this until a printed reputable source is obtained.

    Clayton Hinkley???

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    I refuse to believe this until a printed reputable source is obtained.

    Clayton Hinkley???

    You think a bored journalist is a more reputable source than myself speaking to Clayton himself?

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    Clubs can't just offer a 'one year contract'.

    Which draft? or What trade?

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    Coming to the MFC. Offered a one year deal.

    Wouldn't know him if i saw him on the street.

    Tell me he is 196cm, strong overhead, a great pack mark, elite endurance and speed and the dockers are letting him go because of salary cap pressure!

    *Crosses fingers AND toes*

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    186cm 78kg lightning quick midfielder half forward..

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    186cm 78kg lightning quick midfielder half forward..

    ... Sounds like just what we need... can keep the others company!

    I know nothing, perhaps he comes and becomes the game breaker we've been looking for!

    Thanks for the quick info Dazzle

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    Wouldn't know him if i saw him on the street.

    Tell me he is 196cm, strong overhead, a great pack mark, elite endurance and speed and the dockers are letting him go because of salary cap pressure!

    *Crosses fingers AND toes*

    http://www.fremantlefc.com.au/Season2007/News/NewsArticle/tabid/7009/Default.aspx?newsId=53607

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    moves really well, rubbish disposal

    could do alot worse i guess, would have rathered if we got onto alwyn davey if this was the player we were after

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMkPy-95YKE

    Edited by Mad_Melbourne

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    You think a bored journalist is a more reputable source than myself speaking to Clayton himself?

    Hey Dannyz.

    Whats his motive for coming to us? Game time? Home sick?

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    Coming to the MFC. Offered a one year deal.

    are we going to trade for him? or pick him up in PSD?

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    Hey Dannyz.

    Whats his motive for coming to us? Game time? Home sick?

    He was told he won't be offered a new contract by Fremantle, and Melbourne have had contact with him and his manager. They've agreed a one year deal and he'll move to MFC through the PSD.

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    well this will be interesting, coz if we take hale aswell which has been rumored we are chasing hard, how many spots will we have on our list? especially with the elevation of jordie

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    Coming to the MFC. Offered a one year deal.

    I can verify this one. Just asked around at work.

    Most likely to be cheap trade or PSD.

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    Sorry to throw a wet blanket on the party, but Clayton Hinkley is hardly the big fish we want to land. Without sounding too harsh, he is a nobody.

    So we enforced a strong youth policy by retiring our captain James McDonald, so we can sign a young Fremantle discard with poor disposal?

    I am not "jonesing" over this move at all.

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