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Colin Sylvia going ... going ... GONE!

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quelle horreur !! how long's this been on the cards !! :rolleyes:

Must miss his party boyz !!

 

I hope Col stays, but if he doesn't we must recruit a better player.

We hold high draft numbers. We deal hard against other clubs.

"You want it, you pay for it"

We must use FA to our advantage.

Col can just walk...there's no bargaining here

I hope Col stays, but if he doesn't we must recruit a better player.

We hold high draft numbers. We deal hard against other clubs.

"You want it, you pay for it"

We must use FA to our advantage.

The biggest problem facing the MFC is to get players to come to the club.

At present the major reason would be us paying over the odds.

We need to be confident we don't get players are are mainly interested in topping up their Super.

We cannot offer a chance at a flag or even being part of a winning team.

No matter how good the FA player is first we have to convince them to join.

Edited by old dee

 

Col can just walk...there's no bargaining here

Don't think he was suggesting that bb.

He was suggesting I think we have to go hard at using free agency our selves.

Should be announced Friday, I have been told.


Well, I do enjoy a garlic sauce ... but recently have been enjoying honey mustard.

 

It was on the radio earlier today apparently. And on the facebook rumour pages.

If Im honest I would say that Sylvia never capitalised on his talent. And probably wont be a massive miss given his efforts in 2013. But its annoying that all our free agents tend to wander...

Another reason to hate freo? (Not that I need any more!)

i was told hes off to Freo and will most likely let the club know friday.. nothing more

I wish him well if he leaves.

This would be a chance for the AFL to give us slight overs for our compensation pick. (Considering we didn't get a PP)


I wish him well if he leaves.

This would be a chance for the AFL to give us slight overs for our compensation pick. (Considering we didn't get a PP)

The best we can hope for is second round I reckon

bye

I wish him well if he leaves.

This would be a chance for the AFL to give us slight overs for our compensation pick. (Considering we didn't get a PP)

Can someone clarify this?

If he is leaving, we probably will be 'advantaged' by our low ladder finish in that a band 3 comp (if we get a band 3 comp) will be about pick 20, straight after our 2nd round pick.

Is that how it works?

Edited by Moonshadow

The best we can hope for is second round I reckon

Agree.

Although I would be ecstatic with a late first rounder. It would put us in an ideal position with regards to trading options.

Edited by DeeMfc


Cant blame him for leaving for a finals like team. The fact that a coach like Lyon wants him so bad also shows how many of you are wrong about Col. Wish you'd done more for us mate, but 10 years of hard labour is appreciated. Better than $Cully. All the best.

I would have preferred that Col stayed but put frankly, this kind of crap doesn't surprise me. We have stood by him through domestic violence incidents, car accidents and years of unfulfilled potential and he jumps off us just when we need senior players.
I wonder how long he will last at Freo where he isn't a big fish in a small pond and there are blokes who have as much natural talent as he but work three times as hard.

 

If he wasn't an experienced, hard bodied midfielder, I wouldn't care.

Hope he stays, but can't blame him if he leaves...............plenty of recent examples of senior players moving to contending clubs and picking up a premiership medal.

Midfield is weak enough as it is, not having Sylvia makes it harder again for Roos to get us competitive next year.


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