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Which guernsey number for Mitch?

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I'm liking the idea of him sticking with number 1 if Warnock is moved on.

Otherwise ... number 11 to mark the marquee signing of the Stynes presidency.

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    #1 He had it at Brisbane and can have it here. Time to put the curse to bed.

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    31 for those who otherwise will be chucking jumpers in the rubbish.

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    Give him #1. I think the club might give Viney Jnr #31 to try and restore some value to it. Todds #12 will be Sylvias for a while.

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    If he wants # 1 give it to him but my first thought like others here was # 31, make the statement you are forgotten and replaced pretty quickly plenty of supporters going around with that number on their jumpers.

    For what he has done for the club # 11 to me is sacred and we either do a Port # 1, Tiges # 17 thing and give it to our captain or give it to the winner of our clubman award for the previous season

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    31 for those who otherwise will be chucking jumpers in the rubbish.

    Haha, that's the only reason. I don't want him to be jinxed from the get-go!

    Numero Uno for me. Come the end of next year, we'll mostly have him there in our eyes anyway far as I'm concerned.

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    Would Strawbs approve? That's the question ...

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    Nm 1. Then he and Nathan Jones can have lockers next to each other and discuss sleave tattoos. And he won't have to change his twitter handle.

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    #1 - Mitch Clark

    #11 - Viney

    #31 - Howe

    Edited by PRIME

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    I know this will upset a few but....

    31 - has a history of players who chase the $$$$$$

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    I know this will upset a few but....

    31 - has a history of players who chase the $$$$$$

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    No! Not 31. It's the RDB curse. Should be retired till we win our next flag.

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    I'm liking the idea of him sticking with number 1 if Warnock is moved on.

    Otherwise ... number 11 to mark the marquee signing of the Stynes presidency.

    Any kudos for the call? :)

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    Gawn should aspire to get jumper 11.

    I would give Sam Blese 31.

    Clark, well, he can have whatever free number he wants - which will most likely be number 1.

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    Bennel should have to change back to a high a high number as he was rubbish having said that would love to see #1 Howe #11 Mitch and blease #17, I no it's stupid but I hate bennel in 7 I love that number and haven't been able to enjoy it since Stevie Powell!!!!!

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