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This guy from Carlton is impressive, starved of oppurtunities because of Gibbs Murphy Robinson Simpson and co. love his poise and attack on the footy, who love him at the MFC in 2014. Wouldn't mind having a Crack a Denis Armfield too. Pesty player who can hurt teams at times.

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This guy from Carlton is impressive, starved of oppurtunities because of Gibbs Murphy Robinson Simpson and co. love his poise and attack on the footy, who love him at the MFC in 2014. Wouldn't mind having a Crack a Denis Armfield too. Pesty player who can hurt teams at times.

Please god, no. We already have enough people who can't kick.

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We need stars, not more depth players.

Please NO MORE Sellars, Gillies, Rodans, Pedersons.... etc

so should Sydney give back mcglynn and Kennedy?

We certainly don't need any more cast aways especially old ones but a midfielder entering his prime who can play I'd take for sure

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This guy from Carlton is impressive, starved of oppurtunities because of Gibbs Murphy Robinson Simpson and co. love his poise and attack on the footy, who love him at the MFC in 2014. Wouldn't mind having a Crack a Denis Armfield too. Pesty player who can hurt teams at times.

Quick fixes dont work in a mediocre team

Its as plain as day that our current crop of players are just not playing to their capabilities and some might even go as far as saying they are not playing for the coach

There is no doubt that some of the players we have are not AFL standard

With a group of our younger guys still requiring time to develop we are miles away from being competive against a top 8 side

Cannot see anymore than 4 wins for the season so may as well play the future not the past

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so should Sydney give back mcglynn and Kennedy?

We certainly don't need any more cast aways especially old ones but a midfielder entering his prime who can play I'd take for sure

Right, so we're Sydney? We have enough top players that we can afford to get more depth players? It's PLAIN to see we NEED A-Grade midfielders.

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I think he could be a decent option. Fringe player in a strong midfield like Carlton's. And anyone here going on about getting stars if you can put up an example of a star we can get then please do. Otherwise guys like these are decent options to look at. Remember Grigg and Houli were also not getting muh game time at their clubs and are both doing ok at Richmond.

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Either star mids from other clubs or top draft midfield prospects, Having said that if the bloke was a free agent that we'd get for nothing he would be worth considering after my first two points had been explored fully

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