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From Junior over @ 'Ology.

Interesting list of those eligible for Free Agency at the end of the year.....

ADEL

Doughty, Knights

BRIS

Adcock Black Brown Drummond McGrath

CARL

Scotland Russell Thronton

COLL

Cloke Johnson O'Brien Shaw

ESS

Dyson Fletcher Hille lovett-M Monfries Slattery Stanton

FREO

Crowley Grover McPharlin

GEEL

Byrnes CHapman Enright Johnson Scarlett Wojinski

HAW

Bateman Hodge Mitchell Murphy Osborne Sewell Young

MELB

Dunn Bate Green Jamar Moloney Rivers

PORT

Cassisi Chaplin Ebert Pearce Salopek Surjan

NM

Harvey Firrito

RICH

Deledio Foley McGuane moore Tuck

ST K

Blake Clarke Fisher Goddard Gram Gwilt Hayes Kozi Milne Montagna

SYD

Bolton McVeigh Moore

WCE

Butler Embley Glass Lynch Kerr Nicoski Rosa

WBD

Gilbee Hargrave Minson

I'd like Sam > > X 2.

http://www.footywire...nts--sam-fisher

http://www.footywire...s--sam-mitchell

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Just saw these 2 on the FA list. Both would work a charm on our list, especially Kerrs experience. Yeh he turns 29 this year but throw him a 2 yr contract to show the young fellas how its done.

I remember seeing this guy bring down Barry Hall in the goalsquare.

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Guest José Mourinho

REALISTICALLY ACHIEVABLE players that I'd be interested in: Doughty, Adcock, Slattery, Grover, Sewell, Butler, Gwilt, Salopek, Tuck, Bateman, Surjan, Rosa.

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Yes, Bateman.

Why "lol"?

We're talking about Chance Bateman right?

He'll be lucky to be offered another contract I would have thought, and doesn't seem to fit with our needs at all, we've already got a struggling ageing former goal sneak.

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Just checked, Deledio re-signed for another 2 years about a month ago, so might be an idea to check this list before getting too excited fellas

Lids signed for 5 years.

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We're talking about Chance Bateman right?

He'll be lucky to be offered another contract I would have thought, and doesn't seem to fit with our needs at all, we've already got a struggling ageing former goal sneak.

He's not a goal sneak.

And he'd be a good role model for the players, as a gut-running midfielder.

The very type of mature-bodied and mature-minded player we require.

Good for only a couple of years, but that's all we want.

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He's not a goal sneak.

And he'd be a good role model for the players, as a gut-running midfielder.

The very type of mature-bodied and mature-minded player we require.

Good for only a couple of years, but that's all we want.

Just don't see him being a regular 22 guy for us from 2013 onwards, and I reckon we have enough of those "depth" style players, MUCH prefer more of a gun, like Sewell, would fit in so well with Neeld's style.

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Just don't see him being a regular 22 guy for us from 2013 onwards, and I reckon we have enough of those "depth" style players, MUCH prefer more of a gun, like Sewell, would fit in so well with Neeld's style.

I think he'd be great to have around the club for his influence on the kids, would play a handful of games, and that we'd be able to throw him a lifeline and get him cheap.

I wouldn't be looking for anyone to play much after 2013.

We need to build our list from the draft.

Any mature-agers should be supplementary and acquired with aiding the development of the kids in mind, first and foremost.

I know Sydney have done well, but I don't think we would have the same success attempting to replicate their model.

Not at this stage.

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I think he'd be great to have around the club for his influence on the kids, would play a handful of games, and that we'd be able to throw him a lifeline and get him cheap.

I wouldn't be looking for anyone to play much after 2013.

We need to build our list from the draft.

Any mature-agers should be supplementary and acquired with aiding the development of the kids in mind, first and foremost.

I know Sydney have done well, but I don't think we would have the same success attempting to replicate their model.

Not at this stage.

When I think of us signing an old player from another club I just can't help but think Byron Pickett... (who incidentally was one of my favourite players, but was probably a bad move for us)... Just don't see the point in getting these guys in for a year or at most 2, we're not having a shot at a flag and need a top up, and all they'll do is take games off young guys for a while, much rather a gun who takes games off young guys until they earn it not just until the old bloke retires.

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Just don't see him being a regular 22 guy for us from 2013 onwards, and I reckon we have enough of those "depth" style players, MUCH prefer more of a gun, like Sewell, would fit in so well with Neeld's style.

What would be Sewell's motivation for leaving Hawthorn?

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