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Christ ....we're going to need to hire a bus to pick up all the players everyone wants !! :wacko::rolleyes:

Or they can all jump on Nathan Jones' back - he's had some experience at carrying 21 blokes at a time.

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We are interested in Yarran.

Wouldn't mind Yarran, although he can be a bit soft. He'd be a good addition to the forward line seeing as we are screaming out for a crumbing forward.

Got a source?

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We are interested in Yarran.

Is that the "royal we" or the MFC?

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Has fallen out with Mick.

I'm thinking Roosy can turn him around and make him the player he can be.

Better option than Heath Shaw.

Source?

Will we trade our second rounder?

Posted

Has fallen out with Mick.

I'm thinking Roosy can turn him around and make him the player he can be.

Better option than Heath Shaw.

So no source, just assumption?

Posted

it is what it is and its a rebuild of a rebuild

Say that again and I will campaign to have u barred from Demonland NSC!!!!!

That's stuff nightmares are made of.

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If we take savage I would expect the Franklin compo and Hawks first rounder with him.

If I were you I wouldn't get my hopes up, that's ridiculous.

We'd trade a third rounder for Savage I think.

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Interesting to note that in Mike Sheahan's interview on the MFC website, he mentions he thinks Nick Duigan would be perfect for MFC, playing off the HBF.

He has a direct line to Roosy, and I can't imagine Duigan has a bevy of suitors.

Watch this space.

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Interesting to note that in Mike Sheahan's interview on the MFC website, he mentions he thinks Nick Duigan would be perfect for MFC, playing off the HBF.

He has a direct line to Roosy, and I can't imagine Duigan has a bevy of suitors.

Watch this space.

Wouldn't mind Duigan at all, he seemed to be out of favour this season.

Someone from the Blues I'd love would be Zach Touhy. Really tough in the contests and plays really well as a rebounding defender.


Posted

Interesting to note that in Mike Sheahan's interview on the MFC website, he mentions he thinks Nick Duigan would be perfect for MFC, playing off the HBF.

He has a direct line to Roosy, and I can't imagine Duigan has a bevy of suitors.

Watch this space.

would be a better cultural , let alone , pricey get than Shaw also

Posted

The reaction of hawks supporters to losing savage tells me we should go hard -The Savage Demon

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Pity we didn't trade Sylvia when we had a chance..

I agree, should have struck a deal years ago.

Now I understand

What you're trying to say to me

and how we suffered for his vanity

and how tried to get him to play to ability

they would not listen

they did not know how

perhaps they'll listen now

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