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  On 14/11/2010 at 00:54, demoniac said:

In short Bruce and his manager Ricky Nixon thought the Dees would crumble on the 2 year deal. Used to be that we would have. That is of course why Bruce got the just finished contract that landed him in the Top 20 money earners in the AFL when he would have been unlikely to be in the league's Top 50 players. Times have changed. Travis Johnstone learnt that. Brock Maclean learnt that.

In short Schwab, Connolly, Harrington and Bailey have set about regularising our player payments. Elite players get an elite player's contract. Good players get a good players contract. Sensible TPP management. And of course players 30 and older get one year deals just like Crawford did at Hawthorn and Fletcher does at Essendon. Sensible risk management.

Simply Bruce and Nixon were slow on the uptake otherwise they would have requested a trade and the Dees would have facilitated the deal and Bruce would already have been at his preferred club.

Best post on the thread Demoniac. I wish you would have posted this 16 pages ago, It would've saved alot of time.

 
  On 14/11/2010 at 21:39, Steamin Demon said:

Best post on the thread Demoniac. I wish you would have posted this 16 pages ago, It would've saved alot of time.

come on, we can squeeze another 600 posts out of this easy

  On 14/11/2010 at 22:43, Curry & Beer said:

come on, we can squeeze another 600 posts out of this easy

Hahaha BTW Whats the record ?

 
  On 14/11/2010 at 22:43, Curry & Beer said:

come on, we can squeeze another 600 posts out of this easy

I guess that depends on you and a few others, doesn't it?

Discussion ends when minds are changed or people come to their senses.

  On 14/11/2010 at 23:16, rpfc said:

I guess that depends on you and a few others, doesn't it?

Discussion ends when minds are changed or people come to their senses.

which has happened zero times in the history of football forums

but of course your particular opinion is the correct one and anyone who disagrees is plain wrong


  On 15/11/2010 at 00:00, Curry & Beer said:

but of course your particular opinion is the correct one and anyone who disagrees is plain wrong

Ahh, you know rpfc well...

  On 14/11/2010 at 21:39, Steamin Demon said:

Best post on the thread Demoniac. I wish you would have posted this 16 pages ago, It would've saved alot of time.

At last some proper analysis of the situation

Can Bruce is gone

lets move on

  On 15/11/2010 at 03:06, jackaub said:

At last some proper analysis of the situation

Can Bruce is gone

lets move on

At last ? The kind of info demoniac posted "supports" probably ~ 450 posts with similar thoughts in this thread.

 

Hello?!

You two mustn't have read a lot of this thread...

  On 15/11/2010 at 03:16, High Tower said:

At last ? The kind of info demoniac posted "supports" probably ~ 450 posts with similar thoughts in this thread.

Yeah, I always find it funny when someone late to the party gets heaped with praise for echoing the thoughts of many posters who already contributed to the thread.


  On 15/11/2010 at 03:26, rpfc said:

Hello?!

You two mustn't have read a lot of this thread...

Hello, I read the whole lot, Hence the congrats for the best post.

  On 15/11/2010 at 05:36, Steamin Demon said:

Hello, I read the whole lot, Hence the congrats for the best post.

Hello.

I should have said just 'jackaub.'

Apologies.

I'm glad Land have embraced greetings in posts now...

As long as we don't end every post with Cheers...

Hate that.

  On 13/11/2010 at 07:55, Whispering_Jack said:

If Cameron Bruce puts peroxide through his hair to the point where it's completely white/blond then we'll consider a ban.

:)

Don't think you can bleach spray-on hair.

  On 15/11/2010 at 07:04, Deestroy All said:

Don't think you can bleach spray-on hair.

he's done it before.

  On 15/11/2010 at 06:36, rpfc said:

Hello.

I should have said just 'jackaub.'

Apologies.

I'm glad Land have embraced greetings in posts now...

As long as we don't end every post with Cheers...

Hate that.

I also read all posts and posted previously I was referring to the quality of the summation

Cheers.


  On 15/11/2010 at 21:30, rpfc said:

Hate that...

Si.

Fwiw the thread learnt of Bruce walking at post 192 on page 5. Go figure. Or go fish. If I could be bothered I'd find ample summations on the situation.

But I can't. I'd rather question the Australian Cricket Team selectors.. B)

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