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Speculation that Strauss will quit

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Very funny.

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    Haha great stuff Oli.

    Someone mentioned they heard a rumour of this, but to Richmond at the Presidents lunch or something a few weeks back. Never heard anything else, presume it was just rubbish?

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    [censored] !

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    Ho ho ho, couldn't resist. Though wouldn't be surprised if he was used as trade bait

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    Pretty funny to see them imploding tho.

    Kevin Pietersen is a genius.

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    The point is that a number of us considered it to be within the realms of possibility.

    The fact is, we don't know who's no longer wanted, and how they're going to respond. IIRC, Strauss James is one of the 10 or 12 who won't know whether they're still wanted until after the drafting & trading period, depending on who gets picked up.

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    The point is that a number of us considered it to be within the realms of possibility.

    The fact is, we don't know who's no longer wanted, and how they're going to respond. IIRC, Strauss James is one of the 10 or 12 who won't know whether they're still wanted until after the drafting & trading period, depending on who gets picked up.

    Correct me if i'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure Strauss has a year left on his contract.

    Regardless, Neeld rates him very highly, so I can't see him being moved on.

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    This is meant to be funny? Whatever.

    Lighten up Dr.

    A bit of humour is what most of Dees supporters need.

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    About as funny as losing every week.

    Oh come on Jaded life is not that bad surely.

    Just a small joke

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    I wasn't too bothered, he is delist material anyway.

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    Got me. Cruel but well played.

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    I wasn't too bothered, he is delist material anyway.

    Agree - unless there is some serious development in prospect he is just making up numbers.

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    Agree - unless there is some serious development in prospect he is just making up numbers.

    Another player along for the ride not making any impact and turning the ball over

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