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Kyal Horsley

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Horsley played 13 games in his first year, and was considered one of the club's better players throughout the latter half of the season, with The Gold Coast Bulletin noting that he provided "that dash of maturity so needed in a young club".[11] At the club's Club Champion Awards held at the end of the season, Horsley receieved both the "Most Professional" award and the "Iron Man" award. The guy was a super coach jet hit by injury and a great Gold Coast midfield. I would go for him over mav weller

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    I'm open to the idea of picking up Weller or Horsley as a delisted free agent and Weller seems linked to a few other clubs.

    Question the club needs to ask is are we better off signing say Horsley or promoting Clisby with Pick 94 and then drafting another midfielder with a rookie draft pick.

    I could go either way, you just have to think of eho may be available in the rookie draft? George Hampson or Tom Langdon possibly?

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    I don't know where he is injury wise but is young and when he played he got a fair bit of the ball. Scored well in supercoach (can't be a bad thing) is a midfielder so he fit a need and he comes at the right price FREE

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    Matthews has joined our coaching panel from the Suns so would think he would know if Weller or Horsley are worth drafting.

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    I'm open to the idea of picking up Weller or Horsley as a delisted free agent and Weller seems linked to a few other clubs.

    Question the club needs to ask is are we better off signing say Horsley or promoting Clisby with Pick 94 and then drafting another midfielder with a rookie draft pick.

    I could go either way, you just have to think of eho may be available in the rookie draft? George Hampson or Tom Langdon possibly?

    Why would it be better to promote Clisby? It would push our pick down the order to the Rookie draft.

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    I rate Horsley, had a good year in 2012, why did they delist him?

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    Now that we're promoting Cliby and only opened up 1 more senior listed spot today, if we take Horsley, it'll be in the rookie draft unless there's any further delistings.

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    Now that we're promoting Cliby and only opened up 1 more senior listed spot today, if we take Horsley, it'll be in the rookie draft unless there's any further delistings.

    I'd like it if we took him as a rookie I'd rather that over senior list

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