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And then there was one

WonnaJurah
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Only one AFL player left from the 2000 grand final from Melbourne

Brad Green

a lot can happen in 10 years hey

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    dustin fletcher?

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    dustin fletcher?

    dont start posts when hungover, was talking more about melb since Mcdonald and Bruce went this year

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    Neither James McDonald nor Cameron Bruce played in the 2000 grand final anyway.

    Junior was recovering from a knee reconstruction and Cam was injured the week before and wasn't available to play.

    and from the team of 2000 , given tj and simmonds all gone

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    As unfortunate that it is that Cam Bruce was not prepared to accept the one year offered to him, his departure draws a line under what we became in our recent history.

    Further, the way he departed is indicative of a culture which had built up among many of the "senior" group.

    The reason Brad Green is still around, is that he was able to change.

    He went through his "defining" moment, when negotiating his last contract. Because he was prepared to put the future of the club - which he obviously wanted to be a part of - ahead of a giant salary (he still gets paid well, but not what he wanted), he stands an excellent chance of being part of our next premiership team. Cam Bruce might have had the same chance, if he had been wiling to accept the one year offer.

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    He said "from both sides" in the OP before editing it.

    yes he did thank you haha i got back to the post a bit late.

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    dont start posts when hungover, was talking more about melb since Mcdonald and Bruce went this year

    Says you ! ;)

    See title.

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