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Who would you hand the captaincy to?

Striker475
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  1. 1. Who would you give the captaincy?

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There is only one player among our senior list that puts in very week.

To be captain first you have to justify your position in the team.

Moloney does that plus he looks like he cares how we are going.

From outside the fence IMO it is not a contest.

If green where not the captain would he be playing a Casey next week?

I do not care he got pie eyed one night.

So did Neitz.

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    I think Clint Bartram could make a good future melbourne captain...I think he plays with hardness that many of the players lack....his football is certainly improving. I know it's not popular choice.

    I'm not happy with any of the current leadership group.

    Beamer has gone missing against Hawks and North this year...that's when a captain or future captain should have stood up.

    Our current one did?

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    I think we need to support Greeny too.......however I would have picked Sylvia, I think the added responsibility would have taken him to an new level, I surprised he's not in the Leadership group. Hank for PM !!!!!

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    I think we need to support Greeny too.......however I would have picked Sylvia, I think the added responsibility would have taken him to an new level, I surprised he's not in the Leadership group. Hank for PM !!!!!

    Moloney gave Jordie Mckenzie a dont argue in the 4th quarter, to get the clearance, thats how much he wanted to win today

    Unlike our other Vice Captain who droppped his head, complained about a niggle etc

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