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I would happily blame Chip for leaving. He has used the line of "I will wait to see the direction of the club" yet has done nothing himself to help move the team forward, instead spending the year t

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So Waite has come out and said he is going so why hasn't Frawley said the anything yet?

Maybe loves the attention, surely all offers have been received by now. I hope that the story of our offer is off the table is true.
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So Waite has come out and said he is going so why hasn't Frawley said the anything yet?

I would suggest that Waite had one suitor and the deal with the Roos has been finalised.

I would further suggest that once the ink is on the paper with either Freo/Hawks/Cats he will announce too.

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Greg Swann currently on trade radio having a sook we might be getting pick 3 for Chip

His team Brisbane would move from pick 4 to 5

What a sook, shut the [censored] up Swann you clown

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Greg Swan is on Trade Radio has brought up the issue of "Melbourne has done a really good job selling the idea of getting pick 3 for James Frawley, we dont!" Basically said that it effects the Lions as they are straight after them in picks and that pick 3 is too high for a player like James Frawley. Said an end of first round would make more sense.

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Everyone is banging on how pick 3 is to high and how the hawks only got pick 19 for buddy. But if the hawks finished where we have they would of got pick 3 aswell I wish we finished 1st and we were only getting pick 19 for him

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Everyone is banging on how pick 3 is to high and how the hawks only got pick 19 for buddy. But if the hawks finished where we have they would of got pick 3 aswell I wish we finished 1st and we were only getting pick 19 for him

People do not look at it that way, its take take take...

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Everyone is banging on how pick 3 is to high and how the hawks only got pick 19 for buddy. But if the hawks finished where we have they would of got pick 3 aswell I wish we finished 1st and we were only getting pick 19 for him

God I hate everyone who is saying this. The whole point of the compo weighting is to make sure lower clubs get well compensated. I'm sure Brisbane would want to be well compensated if one of their top players left through FA. I'll be so [censored] off if all the clubs start arking up and we don't get pick 3.

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Dead set [censored]. Bet if the shoe was on the other foot and Brisbane were losing an AA key defender entering their prime, he'd be stomping his feet having a whinge about Brisbane needing a first round pick.

I do think we'll get pick 3 and I'm confident the AFL have promised it to us behind closed doors, but I also get the distinct feeling there will be faux outrage from other clubs once it happens, and the AFL will end up canceling compo picks as a result.

I can already hear the chorus of whine from other clubs.

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Im pretty confident pick 3 has been telegraphed to the club.

We wouldnt be shopping it if we didn't have it.

Swan's a [censored] and he has plenty of mates around the comp who are as equality hypocritical.

In reality 4....5....what difference. ..they wont have it !!

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I sure the Clark fiasco and the other stuff that has happened to us will get factored in to getting pick 3. PJ will be right into the AFLs ear and it will be part of the deal that meant we so readily accepted not getting a PP.

Let the others bleat as much as they like.

We have been stuffed by adherence to league rules and now people are suggesting we get further stuffed by ignoring them. What's next?

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i thought i read somewhere that the AFL had raised the compensation issue with some of the other clubs and that they were comfortable with melbourne getting pick 3 for frawley.

Greg Swann is just a crybaby

If they had the pick before us we wouldn't hear a peep out of him

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