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Jurrah or Scully

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Unrelated fear, but does anyone else get scarred Jurrah is going to get injured/someone is going to try to snap him every contest? He just seems so delicate- maybe it's just me..

at one point he pulled up looking proppy after a mark (or free kick?) and I tell you now i was nearly in need of a diaper

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    Won't be an issue - Jurrah will absolutely 100% never leave Melbourne (until the club want to delist him, that is).

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    MFCSS has been taken to a whole new level in this thread.

    We're even hypothetically paranoid now. Dear god!

    Wait until they find out by someone mentioning Sylvia comes out of contract at the end of 2011. God help us all.

    OOps !

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    Wait until they find out by someone mentioning Sylvia comes out of contract at the end of 2011. God help us all.

    OOps !

    OH NOES!!!!!!!!!

    EVERYBODY PANIC!

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    Jurrah is going to bring people though the gate. Even people who don't barrack for the Demons.

    Jurrah will be the one kids talk about in the schoolyard; the one the kids will barrack for. They'll follow the Demons because that's who their man Jurrah plays for.

    Jurrah = increased support, increased membership.

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    Scully is younger than Jurrah, and still has a heap of development to go. If I had to choose right now - Jurrah. In 2/3 years time Scully could be better, but there are no guarantees.

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    As I said last year, any of our young players being poached is a devastating loss. I want them all to stay, not for money, but because they are at the oldest sporting club in the game, playing with a group of like-minded talented young men and looking forward to winning multiple flags in the next decade. That is the culture we want every player to embrace. Any one of them deciding to walk is a nail in the coffin of the whole concept.

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    This discussion reminds me of the early 90's when Schwarz & Tingay were burning up the turf. Back then I would have kept the forward but now I would keep Scully. You will get a big return every week.

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