Jump to content

Tom Scully in September ...


Grandson of a gun

Recommended Posts

  • Replies 2k
  • Created
  • Last Reply

Top Posters In This Topic

Is it so hard to believe that he told his manager not to bring him any contracts until his season was over and that they would talk about it then?

Yes! Because journalists would never stake their reputations on anything unless they were 100% sure it was fact, Steve Silvagni stammered that they offered him a contract in October while nervously glancing around the room, and Tom Scully is a big fat liar liar, pants on fire who kicks like Simon Godfrey and has a shonky knee and we're better off without him.

There! In two posts, you and I have just covered about 4 huge threads in two posts. High five.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Yes! Because journalists would never stake their reputations on anything unless they were 100% sure it was fact, Steve Silvagni stammered that they offered him a contract in October while nervously glancing around the room, and Tom Scully is a big fat liar liar, pants on fire who kicks like Simon Godfrey and has a shonky knee and we're better off without him.

There! In two posts, you and I have just covered about 4 huge threads in two posts. High five.

Awesome! Can we all stop talking about it until an announcement is made?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

The White Maggot can exclusively reveal that the hip flexor injury which kept Tom Scully out of the Demons loss to Port Adelaide yesterday, was caused by the midfield-ace carrying a large cash advance he received from Greater Western Sydney.

http://thewhitemaggot.com/2011/09/05/scully-hip-flexor-injury-linked-to-gws-cash-advance/

Link to comment
Share on other sites

The White Maggot can exclusively reveal that the hip flexor injury which kept Tom Scully out of the Demons loss to Port Adelaide yesterday, was caused by the midfield-ace carrying a large cash advance he received from Greater Western Sydney.

http://thewhitemaggot.com/2011/09/05/scully-hip-flexor-injury-linked-to-gws-cash-advance/

Hah, classic. All that cash really is going to have a limiting effect on his career if the white maggot is right on this one.

Melbournes offer wouldn't place as much strain on that hip flexor or his bung knee.

Link to comment
Share on other sites


Even if he does GO, he will be back playing in Vic soon enough after the failed enterprise that will be GWS.

I honestly can't see this outfit getting a following strong enough to support a long term. Anyway, don't want to get off track. :mellow:

Edited by Kick it LONG
Link to comment
Share on other sites

The last two posts just about sum this up; he's definitely gone; he's definitely staying.

Part of me wants Scully to stay and part wants him to go.

It would show he has confidence in us but I'm not sure I have confidence in him and his injury concerns.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

alistair lynch all but said scully was gone at the end of the week on AFL Insider. The grieving process officially begins..

no he did not ..!

IN REGARDS TO COMPENSATION PICKS;

JD; asked LYNCH ( WITH A DRY DEAD PAN LOOK ) what would melb. chase for tom scully..

LYNCH quickly replied ah, they will be chasing his signature i would have thought..!

( nervous small smile back ),-SO THEY'LL WAIT TILL THE END OF THE WEEK & just ah see. ( they being melb.. i take it as ? )

BRAD SCOTT jumps in with a wry smile & comments- " end of the week ?" so we got an announcement at the end of the week have we.??

LYNCH answers, " ah well u got to give him some time to make his decision..

JD LAUGHS back & belts out "OOH" he's just put his foot in it SCOTTY..

make of it ???

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I simply cannot fathom that the Bulldogs are demanding 2 first round draft picks for Callan Ward and that we are likely to receive similar compensation for Scully (if he leaves).

I understand that Ward is a better player than Scully to date, but how can you compare a guy who was pick 19 and has had time to develop his body and prove himself to a guy that was pick number 1 just two years ago and has played just 30 games?

Surely the compensation given out by the AFL has to be significantly greater for Scully than Ward...2 mid ranged first round picks is an absolute joke!

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Guest Gareth Keenan

Seriously, Ward may become a good player, and I like the way he goes about it, but how many 30 possession games has he had this season?

How many matches has he had a decisive influence in?

I know Scully hasn't done much more, but he almost beat the bulldogs with his run last year in amassing 40 touches.

He's had less years in the system, is less physically developed and been held back by more injuries.

And the pick they were taken at, is just the icing on the cake.

I seriously believe Scully is worth 2 first round picks.

Ward worth a 1st round pick, or maybe, at most 1 pick in the 1st round, and 1 pick in the 2nd round.

If we get less for Scully, that AFL may find strange ticking packages arriving in the mail at AFL HQ...

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I remember Port offered us picks 8 & 9 for pick 2 (which was obviously going to be Trengove) before the draft was held

i think that says it all.. pick 1 in the draft is easily worth to mid first round picks

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I remember Port offered us picks 8 & 9 for pick 2 (which was obviously going to be Trengove) before the draft was held

i think that says it all.. pick 1 in the draft is easily worth to mid first round picks

Great. We would have had Andrew Moore and John Butcher. Give me Trenners any day.

Link to comment
Share on other sites


Guest Gareth Keenan

I think that says he's leaning towards staying.

Think about it - if he's sold on GWS, he'd just decide to go.

No need to see the facilities, just go.

If he were leaning away from staying, MFC would never say "go and check out their facilities, and you'll see you should stay."

It's more a case of "come see our facilities at GWS, maybe that'll convince you?"

Or his management has said "at least go and see their facilities first, before turning it down. You owe yourself at least that much."

That's not to say this trip won't convince him to go.

I just think he wouldn't need to see it if he were already convinced.

I truly think he has enough integrity to have come out and told the club, and playing group, if he'd already decided.

GWS will be sweating bullets on his decision more than MFC - it hurts GWS a lot more if he doesn't sign with them, because they get no compensation.

Who's next cab off the rank to give that sort of money to?

Calen Morton?

(in fact, a bit of posturing may get Scully another $100K. God knows they can afford it, and at this stage they can't afford to let him say no.)

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I think that says he's leaning towards staying.

Think about it - if he's sold on GWS, he'd just decide to go.

No need to see the facilities, just go.

If he were leaning away from staying, MFC would never say "go and check out their facilities, and you'll see you should stay."

It's more a case of "come see our facilities at GWS, maybe that'll convince you?"

Or his management has said "at least go and see their facilities first, before turning it down. You owe yourself at least that much."

That's not to say this trip won't convince him to go.

I just think he wouldn't need to see it if he were already convinced.

I truly think he has enough integrity to have come out and told the club, and playing group, if he'd already decided.

GWS will be sweating bullets on his decision more than MFC - it hurts GWS a lot more if he doesn't sign with them, because they get no compensation.

Who's next cab off the rank to give that sort of money to?

Calen Morton?

(in fact, a bit of posturing may get Scully another $100K. God knows they can afford it, and at this stage they can't afford to let him say no.)

To be honest the article doesn't say anything. Not that i particularly care which way this turns out, but all the article says is... they interviewed sheedy, he said "i like the name Tom." and he is just as glib and fake cryptic as he has been all year.

It also has no solid evidence that he's even going to visit GWS. It's just Scully is "expected to visit" because he doesn't have to be in Melbourne... so just because I'm on holidays i have to leave the state?

It's quite a strange article.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

doesn't sound good. However, I always read these articles taking into account the journalist involved i.e stick to credible journos and not the unreliably stupid e.g Mark Robinson or John Ralph or Barrett or Hutchy writing this?

In this case it's the first two. The worry now of course is every hack journo and others are saying it's a case of Scully gone. so maybe hey are all right ?!?!

funnily enough can see this a case of laughing at hack journos calling he is gone like we are, then having to accept they are right !!

Edited by Bay Riffin
Link to comment
Share on other sites

Sheedy's lost the plot now.

His father was Tom

His coach was Tom

Come up to Sydney to check out our facilites?

In ten years you wont regret it .(in ten years)

Give me a break.

Robbo and Ralph must write this stuff after a big lunch .

Tom can always go there after he plays in three flags with us .

Then when he has no knee cartlidge he can move up to Sheeds who wont know how to make a cup of tea by then .

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.
  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
  • Demonland Forums  

  • Match Previews, Reports & Articles  

    WILDCARDS by KC from Casey

    Casey’s season continued to drift into helplessness on Sunday when they lost another home game by a narrow margin, this time six points, in their Round 13 clash with North Melbourne’s VFL combination. The game was in stunning contrast to their last meeting at the same venue when Casey won the VFL Wildcard Match by 101 points. Back then, their standout players were Brodie Grundy and James Jordon who are starring in the AFL with ladder leaders, the Sydney Swans (it turned out to be their last

    Demonland
    Demonland |
    Casey Articles

    LIFE SUPPORT by Whispering Jack

    With Melbourne’s season hanging on a thread, Saturday night’s game against North Melbourne unfolded like a scene in a hospital emergency department.  The patient presented to the ward in a bad way. Doctors and nurses pumped life-saving medication into his body and, in the ensuing half hour, he responded with blood returning to his cheeks as he stirred back to life. After a slight relapse, the nurses pumped further medication into the bloodstream and the prognosis started looking good as the

    Demonland
    Demonland |
    Match Reports 19

    PREGAME: Rd 16 vs Brisbane

    The Demons head back on the road for their fifth interstate trip this season when they head up to Brisbane to take on the Lions under lights on Friday night at the Gabba. Who comes in and who goes out?

    Demonland
    Demonland |
    Melbourne Demons 226

    PODCAST: Rd 15 vs North Melbourne

    The Demonland Podcast will air LIVE on Tuesday, 25th June @ 8:30pm. Join George, Binman & I as we analyse the Demons victory at the MCG over the Kangaroos in the Round 15. You questions and comments are a huge part of our podcast so please post anything you want to ask or say below and we'll give you a shout out on the show. If you would like to leave us a voicemail please call 03 9016 3666 and don't worry no body answers so you don't have to talk to a human. Listen & Chat

    Demonland
    Demonland |
    Melbourne Demons 53

    VOTES: Rd 15 vs North Melbourne

    Captain Max Gawn has a considerable lead over the injured reigning champion Christian Petracca in the Demonland Player of the Year Award. Alex Neal-Bullen, Steven May, & Jack Viney make up the Top 5. Your votes for the loss against the Kangaroos. 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.

    Demonland
    Demonland |
    Melbourne Demons 51

    POSTGAME: Rd 15 vs North Melbourne

    The Demons almost blew a six goal lead and ultimately hung on to win by three points over the North Melbourne Kangaroos at the MCG and have temporarily jumped back into the Top 8.

    Demonland
    Demonland |
    Melbourne Demons 568

    GAMEDAY: Rd 15 vs North Melbourne

    It's Game Day and it very well could be the last roll of the dice for the Demon's finals aspirations in 2024. A loss to the bottom side would be another embarrassing moment in a cursed year for the Dees whilst a win could be the spark they need to reignite the fire in the belly.

    Demonland
    Demonland |
    Melbourne Demons 709

    THE HUNTER by The Oracle

    Something struck me as I sat on the couch watching the tragedy of North Melbourne’s attempt to beat Collingwood unfold on Sunday afternoon at the MCG.    It was three quarter time, the scoreboard had the Pies on 12.7.79, a respectable 63.16% in terms of goal kicking ratio. Meanwhile, the Roos’ 18.2.110 was off the charts at 90.00% shooting accuracy. I was thinking at the same time of Melbourne’s final score only six days before, a woeful 6.15.51 or 28.57% against Collingwood’s 14.5.89

    Demonland
    Demonland |
    Match Previews 8

    FROZEN by Whispering Jack

    Who would have thought?    Collingwood had a depleted side with several star players out injured, Max Gawn was in stellar form, Christian Petracca at the top of his game and Simon Goodwin was about to pull off a masterstroke in setting Alex Neal-Bullen onto him to do a fantastic job in subduing the Magpies' best player. Goody had his charges primed to respond robustly to the challenge of turning around their disappointing performance against Fremantle in Alice Springs. And if not that, t

    Demonland
    Demonland |
    Match Reports 7
  • Tell a friend

    Love Demonland? Tell a friend!

×
×
  • Create New...