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Media speculation about a possible meeting and many here take it as signed?

This holds as much weight as any of the other speculation over the past few weeks.

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This is the first time I've actually posted on the whole Scully saga as I've tried to avoid (as well as I could) fear mongering on the fact that Scully could be headed North. Though I've found this to an alarming and disconcerting situation to be in, my gut feel has always been that he'll stay in Melbourne.

Though this feeling wasn't based on any cold hard facts I came to this belief going on reports about how he conducts himself and how family has been a large part of his life.

The fact that he's brought talks forward is encouraging to say the least, and despite the fact we are not over the line yet, it is a clear sign that TS does in fact value the MFC and wants to remain part of our great club.

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Media speculation about a possible meeting and many here take it as signed?

This holds as much weight as any of the other speculation over the past few weeks.

Absolutely agree. It is likely that we won't know anything concrete for some time.

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Bout time!! Maybe I should point out how big a deal what im posting is....

EVERYONE, READ THE AFL ARTICLE THAT I HAVE POSTED (PREPARE FOR HEARTACHE)

Thank you very much. Do you have anything more to add?

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The credit will belong with the people who administer the club, the football department, his teammates and Tom himself.

Hopefully, it will happen this week and we can all move on to the next set of rumours.

That would be lovely.

Three interviews with Jack Trengove this year and all revolve around one topic for the majority.

Next.

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Great news - I think he will re-sign. But if he were to go to GWS, I for one would not be too concerned - a player chasing the big bucks now will do it later in their career anyway!!!

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Without trying to upset the positive vibe around the news today

I was at golf day with Mike Sheehan last week and he says categorically that Scully has agreed to terms with GWS via his manager. A point to note that Graeme Allan of GWS is a very close friend of Mike's.

Although he has not officially signed with GWS an agreement via his management company Velocity and GWS has been done. Now before you all shoot me down please note that I am passing on what I heard with the other 100 people on that day

I obviously don't want to see him go but the details of this seem like its done

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Im sick of the line, that he wont talk contracts till end of year, so its not a distraction.

HELLO these rumors are the biggest distraction in AFL.

How about sign and put it to rest.

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Without trying to upset the positive vibe around the news today

I was at golf day with Mike Sheehan last week and he says categorically that Scully has agreed to terms with GWS via his manager. A point to note that Graeme Allan of GWS is a very close friend of Mike's.

Although he has not officially signed with GWS an agreement via his management company Velocity and GWS has been done. Now before you all shoot me down please note that I am passing on what I heard with the other 100 people on that day

I obviously don't want to see him go but the details of this seem like its done

It's posts like those I despise... :(

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Now before you all shoot me down please note that I am passing on what I heard with the other 100 people on that day.

So, did he stand up and make some sort of an announcement, or was it just a very crowded tee?

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