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The Frawley Domino

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They have got some seriously scary talent in that club.

Unbelievably scary, and to the point now where they don't really need to poach other players anymore. They are well stocked in all areas of the ground, it's just a matter of time before they really click.

 

go or stay - I have no idea but his initial reason for holding off until into the season is no longer relevant so I am leaning to him going.

Serious question - do you think that coaches ( Roos ?) would manipulate a perspective FA like Frawley purely to get a better draft pick ?

No, not purely.

I think the move was borne of necessity, but suited the club's motives.

There have been times when Frawley could have gone back but he hasn't.

I don't think it's the only consideration when making positioning decisions, but I think it plays a significant part.

Similarly the need for succession planning in the case of Frawley's departure.

His absence has created a situation where we no longer mentally rely on him to take big KPFs, and without him feel undermanned.

We've proven to ourselves our ability to cope without him.

Unbelievably scary, and to the point now where they don't really need to poach other players anymore. They are well stocked in all areas of the ground, it's just a matter of time before they really click.

I still think another KPD would be handy for them.

Can't think of anything else they really need though.

A better crumbing forward?

They're even stocked in the ruck department.

 

And if Brian Lake quits at the end of the season, the Hawks have even more money sloshing around, and needing a defender....

i don't think he cost a lot - but they will definitely have a need.


I still think another KPD would be handy for them.

Can't think of anything else they really need though.

A better crumbing forward?

They're even stocked in the ruck department.

Crumbing forward is probably it, although Aaron Hall could still be handy in that department.

Another KPD would be handy but can they afford it? I'm sure they could get another half decent backman for a fraction of what they would need to pay Chip in the current market.

 

Who offered 6 years?

Who offered 6 years?

who cares...where's a pen :rolleyes:^_^

  • 1 year later...

He can go, but that doesn't mean it will make us a better team.

We will be worse if he does leave and if we can finagle a trade that gets us a great young mid we may be better off pretty much immediately but that is a big 'if'...

I think you talking him down so much does your argument a disservice - we will not be better for his departure.

That draft pick will not fill the void left in 2015.

There are no definites in this game.

Frawley is a good player and 2015 will most likely be tougher for his absence.

Steve's just trying to feebly protect his own fragile heart.

It's this kind lack of foresight and understanding that the club will only improve when we rid it of underperforming senior players who have been and still are at our club.

Garland and Howe are the next and if you guys cannot see that tough decisions like these need to continue to be made after performances like today, last week's second half and several other games this year, you are genuinely deluded.

I'm sure neither of you think we're missing Frawley this year.

10+ players must be culled in 7 weeks

As was said in another thread today

"The MFC need a revolution or die...."

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