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Aaron Davey

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He is set to become an integral part of our leadership group, he is probably the major/if not only x-factor through our midfield and probably doesnt have a market value of a first pick + player.

Not to mention that he is Jurrah's mentor around the club. Take him away and how would Jurrah cope??? I don't want to find out. He is as equally valuable for what he provides for Jurrah and what he gives on the field.

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    Not to mention that he is Jurrah's mentor around the club. Take him away and how would Jurrah cope??? I don't want to find out. He is as equally valuable for what he provides for Jurrah and what he gives on the field.

    Liam Jurrah's not a two-year-old and Aaron Davey's not his momma. I'm sure he'd cope.

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    I think they were referring to a "big name" going to Essendon??

    Yeh we'll have to wait and see indeed...

    It does say--- Relatively quiet end to the week Expect things to heat up massively over the weekend. Expect a big name to emerge and be linked to essendon .

    Therefore does not say anything about going to Essendon.

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    Where is that 'Storm in a teacup' picture I've seen before?

    Gippy

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    Maybe he might be a big name from rugby leauge circles?

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    Davey held out for a 4 or 5 year deal with us a couple of years ago if my memory serves me correct and was signed. I recall there were all these rumors about him possibly joining his brother at the the bombers also at this time.

    So I don't reckon he is going anywhere it must be another big name player going to Essendon or it could be a load of porkys.

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    Davey held out for a 4 or 5 year deal with us a couple of years ago if my memory serves me correct and was signed. I recall there were all these rumors about him possibly joining his brother at the the bombers also at this time.

    So I don't reckon he is going anywhere it must be another big name player going to Essendon or it could be a load of porkys.

    4 year deal last year. Freo came in big late, forced us into 4 year deal and if you believe the rumours putting the captaincy in the contract (which I think is pure bs).

    Alwyn was reported as very close to leaving, then committed to staying, everyone probably just decided that meant Aaron was going there.

    If Aaron really wanted to go I'd be absolutely shocked.

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