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Barry Prendergast

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I will bring him one back from the USA DC they are very cheap over here.

If another 7 years is needed then we are cooked

Geez old dee we thought you must have emigrated its been so long

looks like you may be back just in time for your mate jamie to get a callup

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    Geez old dee we thought you must have emigrated its been so long

    looks like you may be back just in time for your mate jamie to get a callup

    Not back till Saturday DC

    Do the nightmares ever end?

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    Ummmmm, think your sarcasm monitor needs a new battery Jack

    Indeed. And to think i was going to suggest having to wait 10 years but thought that way over the top (an may well have caused a valve to pop).

    Anyway we don't want or need a wuffian like Darling at the MFC. I'll bet he didn't even go to a private school. And if he did i bet it wasn't in the class of our Melbourne colleges. Darling isn't fit to shine David Cordner's boots (who by the way was our last last great forward, David that is not his boots)

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    The Darling point is moot. The head recruiter doesn't decide who comes into the club he formulates information on players and gives an assessment. The list manger, coach and footy manager have the say of who is drafted. People need to start to realise this.

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    The Darling point is moot. The head recruiter doesn't decide who comes into the club he formulates information on players and gives an assessment. The list manger, coach and footy manager have the say of who is drafted. People need to start to realise this.

    I have posted elsewhere on this. By any reasonable assessement, the Prendergast / Bailey years were a lost opportunity. Take a critical look at our Round 1 and Round 2 picks over that time. One dimensional comes to mind.
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    I have posted elsewhere on this. By any reasonable assessement, the Prendergast / Bailey years were a lost opportunity. Take a critical look at our Round 1 and Round 2 picks over that time. One dimensional comes to mind.

    How does Harrington get no accountability on this. You're talking about the list? the list he managers?

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    The Darling point is moot. The head recruiter doesn't decide who comes into the club he formulates information on players and gives an assessment. The list manger, coach and footy manager have the say of who is drafted. People need to start to realise this.

    What a load of horse poop.

    Most things are 'moot' in the footy game. What's not 'moot' is that BP no longer occupies a seat at the head table at the MFC.

    Thank Christ!

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    where's the good doctor?

    upped his tardis and gone to another galaxy i hope

    The Doctor was clearly a Carlscum supporter who was either lost or just enjoyed a laborious punch on.
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    where's the good doctor?

    upped his tardis and gone to another galaxy i hope

    Good luck Doc ... wherever you are.

    The Doctor was clearly a Carlscum supporter who was either lost or just enjoyed a laborious punch on.

    Or perhaps these guys are responsible .....

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    where's the good doctor?

    upped his tardis and gone to another galaxy i hope

    So something good has happened while I have been away!

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    So something good has happened while I have been away!

    No I think you were still here when Prendergast left.

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