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So we sack Neeld, move Watts on, Frawley and Sylvia leave, Gawn breaks down and Jamar is traded.

What exactl;y do we do then?

I'll tell you what we collapse in a screaming heap.

Or we suck it up, hold firm, back Neeld, resign our players, recruit some midfielders and we wait.

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    Ho hum

    Another Neeld, Watts, Frawley, Sylvia - keep, sack, trade etc etc etc thread

    Thanks

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    Ho hum

    Another Neeld, Watts, Frawley, Sylvia - keep, sack, trade etc etc etc thread

    Thanks

    It's a good question.

    I think a lot of people are like the gnomes from South Park.

    Step 1: Sack Neeld immediately

    Step 2: ????

    Step 3: Success!

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    It's a good question.

    I think a lot of people are like the gnomes from South Park.

    Step 1: Sack Neeld immediately

    Step 2: ????

    Step 3: Success!

    Is it worse than the current plan?

    1. Persist with Neeld

    2. Disaster

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    Ho hum

    Another Neeld, Watts, Frawley, Sylvia - keep, sack, trade etc etc etc thread

    Thanks

    You are sooooo awesome man.

    Great contribution.

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    So we sack Neeld, move Watts on, Frawley and Sylvia leave, Gawn breaks down and Jamar is traded.

    What exactl;y do we do then?

    I'll tell you what we collapse in a screaming heap.

    Or we suck it up, hold firm, back Neeld, resign our players, recruit some midfielders and we wait.

    I agree Roost.

    Would love to see Watts and Sylvia sign on for 2 more years each at seasons end.

    Frawley sees out his contract for next season.

    Jamar stays on as insurance for Gawn for the remained of his contract.

    We draft midfielders with our first two picks in the next draft if we can't trade for a big fish.

    We have another pre-season into the likes of Toumpas, Taggert, Viney, Blease to grow as midfielders.

    Our 2014 Best 22 could look something along the lines of:

    FB: Garland, Frawley, Terlich

    HB: Grimes, McDonald, Toumpas

    C: Howe, N. Jones, Bail

    HF: Watts, Hogan, Tapscott

    FF: Clark, Dawes, Byrnes

    FOLL: Gawn, Sylvia, Viney

    INT: Blease, Jetta, Trengove

    SUB: Taggert

    EMERG: Dunn, Kent, McKenzie

    Edit: Spell

    Edited by Tall Defence

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    Can't sack neeld unless they have a seasoned coach wanting to come to us. Carlton would not have sacked rat's if malthouse wasn't available. So unless Roos is ready to coach again stick with neeld

    Edited by cowboy_from_hell

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