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Cloke or Goddard, Dal Santo, Sewell??

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  On 20/08/2012 at 10:00, Need neeld said:

I feel G w s most likely to be throwing the cash

I think GWS has already got Cloke's commitment to strip with them next year.Sewell resigned,

Goddard will go to Lyonland.Del Santo wouldn't want him. I would like to see us gain Viney, Toumpass,Wines or O'rouke toco e and join us.

I am patient, have to be to barrack for the Dees for 60 odd years.

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      On 20/08/2012 at 10:55, jayceebee31 said:

    I think GWS has already got Cloke's commitment to strip with them next year.Sewell resigned,

    Goddard will go to Lyonland.Del Santo wouldn't want him. I would like to see us gain Viney, Toumpass,Wines or O'rouke toco e and join us.

    I am patient, have to be to barrack for the Dees for 60 odd years.

    Agree with your thoughts on Goddard. Although I think Cloke might stay in Melbourne. Even though it was interesting GWS re-entered the Cloke situation.

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    There really arent more yhan 2or3 fa that look that good who would be willing to join us

    much more interested in next years list and hopefully some on field success and we might be able to lure someone we actually want rather than just getting experience for the sake of it

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    I think if can get Hogan, who is a big strong unit, ala jonno brown ,or Hurley but bigger, then that takes care of our forward line along with Clark as the two big targets.

    If we can snare two experienced mids out of Sewell,Boak and Goddard ,and we draft Viney and Toumpas....well there's your premiership team right there.

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    People seem to forget about players from interstate clubs like Kurt Tippet. would be a great fit for us.

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