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Signing the Needed ones

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After some encouraging performances and all our off field movement I feel the focus of Peter Jackson et al should be directed on signing Jack Watts ,Max Gawn ,extending James Frawley and even Hogan.

While rightly focus on 2014 coach is garnishing the headlines signing our stars would also make it more attractive to a prospective coach.

Ps unsure about Colin Sylvia

 

In order of signing priority:

1. Frawley contract extension

2. Watts

3. Gawn

4. Sylvia

5. Hogan on a 10 year contract and a supremely fertile athlete girlfriend

I think Sylvia is extremely important given he is a free agent. I am pretty optimistic we will keep our players now that Neeld is gone.

 

terlich would be worth a long term extension

Alot more confident now that we will retain players now the "dud one" is gone.

Just listen to what watts said to MS

MS are u more likely to stay now than u were two wks ago?

JW yes

Positive news.

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In order of signing priority:

1. Frawley contract extension

2. Watts

3. Gawn

4. Sylvia

5. Hogan on a 10 year contract and a supremely fertile athlete girlfriend

Do not agree with Sylvia, he has had more chances than most at this level.

 

Hey why dont we give Jamar another 3 years and while we are at it surely Davey could be given 2 more!

In order of signing priority:

1. Frawley contract extension

2. Watts

3. Gawn

4. Sylvia

5. Hogan on a 10 year contract and a supremely fertile athlete girlfriend

Well Jaded, if you're not volunteering, maybe we could bring over another West Australian for him

Chelsea


Someone find out where Michelle Jenneke is, drag her down to AAMI Park and lock her in a room for a few days with Hogan.

terlich would be worth a long term extension

I'd be waiting to see if he continues it into next year, DF. We've made that mistake before. Let's see him show consistency and then we can offer reward.

Someone find out where Michelle Jenneke is, drag her down to AAMI Park and lock her in a room for a few days with Hogan.

Wow. I know it's in jest, but massively problematic.

Sign Watts and Gawn up for 3 years ASAP

Extend Hogans contract to 5 years and big money

Sylvia for 2 years, might have to pay overs a little but its worth it as we have hardly any good senior players

my understanding was that watts was hoping to sign on asap just waiting on his manager to return from a holiday


After some encouraging performances and all our off field movement I feel the focus of Peter Jackson et al should be directed on signing Jack Watts ,Max Gawn ,extending James Frawley and even Hogan.

...

Let me assure you, PJ is way ahead of you.

Wow. I know it's in jest, but massively problematic.

Uh... Not sure I meant it to sound so forceful.

It was intended to be more along the lines of "get Michelle Jenneke & Hogan together, then stick them in the honeymoon suite with Barry Manilow playing..."

Or something.

Unless you're talking about something else.

Uh... Not sure I meant it to sound so forceful.

It was intended to be more along the lines of "get Michelle Jenneke & Hogan together, then stick them in the honeymoon suite with Barry Manilow playing..."

Or something.

Unless you're talking about something else.

Barry Manilow and a honeymoon suite sounds a little more consensual. ;)

In order of signing priority:

1. Frawley contract extension

2. Watts

3. Gawn

4. Sylvia

5. Hogan on a 10 year contract and a supremely fertile athlete girlfriend

But what will happen if the gf in point 5 hates Melbourne and Supports another team?


Slightly more realistic here. I wonder what Jessica Trengove is doing these days? She's an athlete, she probably knows a few of our players, has ties to the club...

Barry Manilow and a honeymoon suite sounds a little more consensual. ;)

To me the Barry Manilow would be a gun to the head, but Adam like that your radar is on and your not afraid to speak up in a mature way.

On the light hearted note, I am amazed at how often father son selections seem to come good, I too hope that Hogan and other get some Barry White tunes happening.

Followed by Fitzy, Garland and Grimes.

 

Slightly more realistic here. I wonder what Jessica Trengove is doing these days? She's an athlete, she probably knows a few of our players, has ties to the club...

She knows at least one.

Slightly more realistic here. I wonder what Jessica Trengove is doing these days? She's an athlete, she probably knows a few of our players, has ties to the club...

Starting to get creepy now guys


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