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We are looking more and more like "Lepers on Pluto" no one with any football pedigree wants to come to us. Getting Mitch Clark was a "Fluke" a tremendous fluke but remember he can't do it all himself!

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One can see Vlad's already prepared statement, pulled from the bottom drawer as soon as questions are asked: "The AFL has extensively investigated Collingwood's salary cap, and they have been found to be totally compliant"! Pull the other leg, Vlad.

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Any quieter teams then the MFC so far this FA period?

Really wish we wouldn't put out articles with quotes such as 'We will leave no stone unturned'

It only adds to the disappointment when not much happens.

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FFS guys no team is paying above the cap... not in this day and age, if they could, we would.

Fact is getting Tippet would mean they have accepted the loss of Wellingham and possibly traded Dawes.

Lynch will be on under 300k.

They can also underpay players because they are a succesful side.

Daisy, Swan, Beams, Reid, Dawes, Ball, Wellingham, Pendles.... all of them would be underpaid right now to what they could get in the open market.

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So what are Collingwood going to trade for him? He's not a free agent is he? What possible deal could they put forward that Adelaide would accept?

Pick 17 (Wellingham trade) and 18. Maybe Dawes

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FFS guys no team is paying above the cap... not in this day and age, if they could, we would.

Fact is getting Tippet would mean they have accepted the loss of Wellingham and possibly traded Dawes.

Lynch will be on under 300k.

They can also underpay players because they are a succesful side.

Daisy, Swan, Beams, Reid, Dawes, Ball, Wellingham, Pendles.... all of them would be underpaid right now to what they could get in the open market.

Providing Dawes actually wants to leave the club as he is still contracted.

Goldsack hasn't signed yet either has he?

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So far the offseason is just like our regular season, all chests out and strong words but when the action starts we're pi55weak as usual...

We were told "no stone left unturned", but so far we look like getting Byrnes and maybe Pedersen, with Goddard, Lynch, Tippett, Caddy, Knights, Pearce, Monfries, Chaplin, Wellingham, all gone or telling us "no thanks".. If we rely on 18 year old draft picks again we might as well give up now

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Tippett will not be going to Pies.

They have Lynch, who would not have chosen Pies so early if he thought they would get Tippet

Not true. Dawes will get traded, Lynch will play back up ruck, Cloke and Tip forwards. Simple.

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There would be opportunities if the Pies were forced into a fire sale to gather picks and clear cap space to get Tippet.

Could be some bargains on offer. :lol:

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Any quieter teams then the MFC so far this FA period?

Really wish we wouldn't put out articles with quotes such as 'We will leave no stone unturned'

It only adds to the disappointment when not much happens.

Just because it's been quiet, doesn't mean we won't be leaving no stone unturned!

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So far the offseason is just like our regular season, all chests out and strong words but when the action starts we're pi55weak as usual...

We were told "no stone left unturned", but so far we look like getting Byrnes and maybe Pedersen, with Goddard, Lynch, Tippett, Caddy, Knights, Pearce, Monfries, Chaplin, Wellingham, all gone or telling us "no thanks".. If we rely on 18 year old draft picks again we might as well give up now

So we've failed because we haven't signed a $1m a year player in the first day and a half of the trading period?

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So we've failed because we haven't signed a $1m a year player in the first day and a half of the trading period?

No, we've failed because we haven't signed any good players and lots of other teams already have. Simple enough?

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