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Never said that? I was just saying he'd cost a second round/3rd round pick, someone woke up on the wrong side sheesh Machsy

All I was saying is that's what he's worth, sorry if i upset anyway like Machsy here.

If anyone needs me i'll be crying myself to sleep.

 

You still aren't making any sense.

He wouldn't cost us a thing.

He's a FREE AGENT.

I KNOW, i'm just saying that's his worth.

I probably wrote it wrong, just saying West Coast would get a 2nd round/3rd round compo pick.

Never said from us.

 

I KNOW, i'm just saying that's his worth.

I probably wrote it wrong, just saying West Coast would get a 2nd round/3rd round compo pick.

Never said from us.

Ok, but why would we care what WestCoast would receive?

It's immaterial.

Ok, but why would we care what WestCoast would receive?

It's immaterial.

No just that I rate him that good.

He's great gut runner and a beautiful left foot kick.Most important of all, he's quality young man.

Realistically West Coast will play hard ball . Talk about him again when he's a free agent

 

He's great gut runner and a beautiful left foot kick.Most important of all, he's quality young man.

Realistically West Coast will play hard ball . Talk about him again when he's a free agent

Do you mean at the end of this 2014 national draft period, when he has no contract?


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