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Signing the Needed ones

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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.

If Barry's singing a Jim Steinman song, he goes alright. Otherwise I'm with you, mate. :)

Chris Johnson was a pretty ordinary one, but outside of that disaster, I'd say the last decade has seen some champion father/sons. Only have to look at all of Geelong's champions (I'd be putting Hawkins in that category too).

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    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

    You pay overs for a player like Mitch, Dawes got his worth. Sylvia cab take what he is given , pay him what he is worth, nothing more. Many will laugh but Flash should be given a year.
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    Terlich has shown more this year than Col has his whole career. I'm not saying get rid of him, just pay what he is worth. He's coming off his big contract. Throw any so called overs at future stars, players who put in every week.

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    Starting to get creepy now guys

    We are all Demons here, what did you expect?

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    Terlich has shown more this year than Col has his whole career.

    Ha ha you're funny. Simply no.

    Col' best games namely Hawthorn 09(?) is the best game I've seen from a Melbourne player since before Bailey's time at least.

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    Ha ha you're funny. Simply no.

    Col' best games namely Hawthorn 09(?) is the best game I've seen from a Melbourne player since before Bailey's time at least.

    So Col had a blinder in 09, must of slipped my mind. Whilst he has improved this year , on the whole his career has been disappointing. Terlich lacks a bit of polish but that will come. He has guts, determination and puts in consistently every week. I live in Sydney(it's only temporary) but have seen him at the G three times this year, the last being Sunday. He is getting better every game and his confidence and willingness to back himself and take the game on stands out. I just read on another that he wants to stay, that great news, but you can't help but think what if. Before we blame the previous coach/coaches other players seem to be doing alright.
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