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Is he a free agent?

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      On 13/02/2014 at 03:12, Arrow said:

    If Freo offered him that, he'd spit on them. GWS are rumoured to offer Scully+ money, if he resigns it'll be absolute minimum 650-700 raising to 850 areas I'd think.

    Bollocks. Scully is on $1.2mill, no one will be taking Scully till his 6yrs is up.

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      On 13/02/2014 at 05:20, It said:

    Bollocks. Scully is on $1.2mill, no one will be taking Scully till his 6yrs is up.

    At which point I doubt he will get a contract anywhere!

    Well I can dream can't I?

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      On 13/02/2014 at 05:33, old dee said:

    At which point I doubt he will get a contract anywhere!

    Well I can dream can't I?

    It will be a fairly significant drop in pay for him to return to a Melbourne based side you would imagine.

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      On 13/02/2014 at 05:20, It said:

    Bollocks. Scully is on $1.2mill, no one will be taking Scully till his 6yrs is up.

    Sorry I didn't mean offer Scully plus money, I mean the contract they were offering was similar to Scully in $$$

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      On 12/02/2014 at 23:55, Lamashtu said:

    Remember guys, Ross and Roos are good mates, so we won't be poaching Fremantle players without a solid gift in return (and vice versa).

    But I can see a Frawley/Fyfe trade as a possibility here (and don't think both coaches haven't thought about it already).

    Colin Sylvia says hello.

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    Would rather keep Frawley than trade for Fyfe. I reckon we are on the right track with our mids now and there are plenty more out there (I do respect Fyfe's ability by the way, reckon he is a gun), you just don't replace AA key position players that easily. Ask Carlton, Judd has been good for them but hasn't taken them anywhere near a flag.

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      On 13/02/2014 at 00:50, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Is he a law student?

    If so we can do what we did with Dawes and have our Collins Street lawyers offer him a job after footy.

    Freo will ask for pick 2 (I think we'll finish 17th again) and Hogan.

    I'm not sure if that's how it worked exactly BBP, wasn't his sister working there already?

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