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Jamar MUST stay!!

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I reckon there's no way " The Statue"(Jamar), will be in our next premiership team.

Fitzpatrick and Gawn could be.

It's well known that big guys need bulk experience before they play well at AFL level.

It doesn't matter about winning,now, this season. It's gone!!

Let's get Fitzpatrick as much AFL experience as possible this year, because Big Max will be back next year, and if we're stuck with Jamar, the'll both find it hard to get opportunities then.

Is there any way we can get some compensation for "losing" an All-Australian ruckman due to free agency?

I'm really sticking my neck out here, BUT.......

if we didn't ever have the Russian............ we would have given Jolly chances, and realised he was better, and kept him.

He may not be in our next Premiership team but can still play a big part in helping develop it, these guys were not part of Collingwoods 2010 Premiership side but played a big role in the side and setting the culture in the lead up Medhurst, Lockyer, Prestigiacomo, Buckley, Scott Burns

 

He wants to be part of our development. Give the man A pen.

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