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if Scully didnt leave we'd have never gotten Jesse Hogan

thankyou, Tom

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There's a joke that springs to mind about Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory and an oompa loompa . . .

All clubs need a solid foundation, it would seem someone is making one hell of a contribution.

Edit: spelling

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I'd happily trade pick 9 for Toby Greene

Looks good in theory, but taking a lot of off field issues with him, very similar to a former Brownlow/Premiership player at a similar age. The issues never went away and are still there in retirement. To much risk

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AFLs version of The Simpsons family.

It's more like Peter, Meg, Chris and... Magda Szubanski

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Looks good in theory, but taking a lot of off field issues with him, very similar to a former Brownlow/Premiership player at a similar age. The issues never went away and are still there in retirement. To much risk

Seen this bloke with Jon Patton last year in the off season up our way. In my own eyes i have never seen a pro athlete carry on weirdly like he did that night.
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710775-phil-scully.jpg

Whenever Tom looks at that photograph, he must surely be thinking to himself, "I've seen the future, and it 'aint looking so good!".

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C'mon guys, let's not give Tom Scully any relevance.

Moving along... If we could get AT for pick 9, that is a VERY good trade.

I thought it was taking the pee out of his weird and whacky family.

Btw, did his mum used to star in Prisoner?

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I doubt anyone is that surprised by his words.

I had big hesitation about losing Sylvia in terms of on the field, but essentially getting Vince in return is at worst a break even. A 10 year player is gone and I really could not care less.

It certainly puts into perspective his comments at the B&F about asking someone to "sort out" his life membership of the club for him. He was clearly in talks with Freo at that stage. Arrogant arse. You can take your life membership and [censored] Col.

I wish I was sufficiently tech savvy to post the photo I have of Col passed out at a nightclub last weekend that a mate texted to me.

I don't reckon Ross Lyon would be particularly impressed.

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I wish I was sufficiently tech savvy to post the photo I have of Col passed out at a nightclub last weekend that a mate texted to me.

I don't reckon Ross Lyon would be particularly impressed.

Sounding like you have the computer skills of my mum... [on the phone] "Ok, go to your start menu... its the thing in the bottom right hand corner with the flag... yep the bottom, left click it... click like you normally would... just click it once don't double tap... Ill be around in half an hour"

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I won't be the least bit surprised or disappointed if we've put our cue in the rack for this years trade period. The word is that next years draft is an anomaly in that it's choc full of quality key talls.

By the end of next year we should have a much clearer idea of where we sit with our own big man stocks and what we need to take the next step.

If we have early picks, and I expect we will, there is always a few sides desperate for bigs, that will trade just about anything to get them. Addressing gaps in the midfield is a lot easier than trying to find quality big men.

I think the reason they went so hard for the priority pick is not because they wanted Boyd, they're confident Hogan will be the better player, but because they knew they could pretty much name their price with a side like the Bulldogs.


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I wish I was sufficiently tech savvy to post the photo I have of Col passed out at a nightclub last weekend that a mate texted to me.

I don't reckon Ross Lyon would be particularly impressed.

His best footy is in front of him, after all.

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If he made those comments, he is a dead set [censored]!

If you haven't reached your potential in 10 years that means you weren't good enough.. Or put the work in to do so!

Catch Col!

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710775-phil-scully.jpg

Just your typical happy go lucky Sylvania Waters' type !!

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C'mon guys, let's not give Tom Scully any relevance.

Moving along... If we could get AT for pick 9, that is a VERY good trade.

I very nearly fell into the temptation to post a nasty derogatory piece yesterday & pulled back.

its over.

let him go, we are far better off now, grown from all that has past, including & especially mitch robinson's 'bruise free' comments about us! very helpful re our changes coming to bear.

thanks mitch

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I wish I was sufficiently tech savvy to post the photo I have of Col passed out at a nightclub last weekend that a mate texted to me.

I don't reckon Ross Lyon would be particularly impressed.

don't bother RB.

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