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Just signed him according to cam schwab twitter

 

yer not as a player, he has joined the club as GM strategy. a job within the club im pretty sure

correct me if im wrong but thats the way i understand it!!

Just signed him according to cam schwab twitter

Cam is being facetious.

He is in management.

Happens to have a Demon father.

 

Lolz... what rpfc said.

At best, he would have to be the oldest mature age rookie in the AFL. Father Ray is 66. The Groom boys are very smart. I'm sure he will be a welcome addition to the management team.


At best, he would have to be the oldest mature age rookie in the AFL. Father Ray is 66. The Groom boys are very smart. I'm sure he will be a welcome addition to the management team.

Ray could play a bit, he left at an early age to return to Tasmania.

From memory I think was the Premier of Tasmania at one stage.

Ray could play a bit, he left at an early age to return to Tasmania.

From memory I think was the Premier of Tasmania at one stage.

Yep, he was indeed. His other son Matthew is currently in politics as well - Shadow Minister for Energy, the Environment, Parks and Heritage, Climate Change, Sustainable Transport and Alternative Energy according to Wikipedia. Not a bad portfolio considering it's his first term. Worked at my work prior to that gig.

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