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Should not be a priority, especially with Jack Viney joining us in 2013. We need skillful outside mids who will spread, run and carry.

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Did anyone see how easily Collingwood won the centre square and the stoppages. (" We need skillful outside mids who will spread, run and carry" WTF)

We need tough footballers, skilled, tacklers and good muscle. Not outside runners. Gysberts and Strauss will provide that when fit/ Nicholson, Bail, Blease are the outside runnders.... of yes and Morton.

Maybe swap Cale Morton for Koby Stevens.

Get on board, we need inside mids ... yes we get Viney but need more. We cannot rely on Nathan Jones all the time.

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Did anyone see how easily Collingwood won the centre square and the stoppages. (" We need skillful outside mids who will spread, run and carry" WTF)

We need tough footballers, skilled, tacklers and good muscle. Not outside runners. Gysberts and Strauss will provide that when fit/ Nicholson, Bail, Blease are the outside runnders.... of yes and Morton.

Maybe swap Cale Morton for Koby Stevens.

Get on board, we need inside mids ... yes we get Viney but need more. We cannot rely on Nathan Jones all the time.

Gysberts is not an outside runner, he is an inside mid with a footballers mentality (knows how to get the ball) not an athletes. He may not have the body yet but that's what he was recruited for. We need good decision makers and that is one of the big negs on Stevens.

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Stevens is an average midfielder who can't get a game. He will not solve any of our problems, and we shouldn't bother going after him unless we get him for nothing eg 3rd round pick. We need classy star midfielders, of which he is neither.

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Did anyone see how easily Collingwood won the centre square and the stoppages. (" We need skillful outside mids who will spread, run and carry" WTF)

We need tough footballers, skilled, tacklers and good muscle. Not outside runners. Gysberts and Strauss will provide that when fit/ Nicholson, Bail, Blease are the outside runnders.... of yes and Morton.

Maybe swap Cale Morton for Koby Stevens.

Get on board, we need inside mids ... yes we get Viney but need more. We cannot rely on Nathan Jones all the time.

How many times did Jones win the contested ball and either have no help or no runners to handball to? We have Jones,Magner,Beamer and Couch and they all can't play in the same midfield at the same time. We need running options for the inside mids we already have.

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My call was to consider trading Cale Morton for Koby Stevens. Vote now?

(ps. again for those with poor eyesight ... did anyone see the stoppages and clearances agst the Pies. Stop the theory, check the facts)

Saw their run and spread, saw them intercept from our poor decisions. So we need someone who is reputed to be slow and a poor decision maker, how does that work?

This is not a Cale vote and I don't want to get into the merits but he is worth a lot more than a straight swap for Stevens.

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Saw their run and spread, saw them intercept from our poor decisions. So we need someone who is reputed to be slow and a poor decision maker, how does that work?

This is not a Cale vote and I don't want to get into the merits but he is worth a lot more than a straight swap for Stevens.

Are you sure?Stevens must be a comlete hack then.

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My call was to consider trading Cale Morton for Koby Stevens. Vote now?

(ps. again for those with poor eyesight ... did anyone see the stoppages and clearances agst the Pies. Stop the theory, check the facts)

Great idea. West Coast would be mad to reject.

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