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Neil Blame on SEN right now parading around like an arrogant fool. Bragging about how sensational his recruitment of Clark is, and fans calling up heaping praise on him for securing Mitch. Questioning whether Chip has actually gone to Hawthorn just yet, asking where that's actually been announced. Then going on to laugh at our expectation of pick 3 for Chip (likely because their contract wouldn't be band 1).

What a total [censored]. Some absolutely classless pricks run clubs in this league.

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Neil Blame on SEN right now parading around like an arrogant fool. Bragging about how sensational his recruitment of Clark is, and fans calling up heaping praise on him for securing Mitch. Questioning whether Chip has actually gone to Hawthorn just yet, asking where that's actually been announced. Then going on to laugh at our expectation of pick 3 for Chip (likely because their contract wouldn't be band 1).

What a total [censored]. Some absolutely classless pricks run clubs in this league.

The Karma Faeries will get them ^_^:rolleyes:

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Neil Blame on SEN right now parading around like an arrogant fool. Bragging about how sensational his recruitment of Clark is, and fans calling up heaping praise on him for securing Mitch. Questioning whether Chip has actually gone to Hawthorn just yet, asking where that's actually been announced. Then going on to laugh at our expectation of pick 3 for Chip (likely because their contract wouldn't be band 1).

What a total [censored]. Some absolutely classless pricks run clubs in this league.

didn't know they had clark yet

maybe they going to offer a decent trade? will wait and see

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maybe we can use a laugh........

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didn't know they had clark yet

maybe they going to offer a decent trade? will wait and see

Oh, he also said he had "no idea" what Melbourne wanted in return for Clark, didn't even seem to care. Obviously they aren't giving up anything or anyone good to accommodate us.

Overall just seemed a very nasty person. Mitch will be in great company.

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Oh, he also said he had "no idea" what Melbourne wanted in return for Clark, didn't even seem to care. Obviously they aren't giving up anything or anyone good to accommodate us.

Overall just seemed a very nasty person. Mitch will be in great company.

Which club was Balme sacked as Coach from?

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Geelong and Melbourne have reportedly agreed to Pick 33 in exchange for Mitch Clark, Melbourne will then on trade Pick 33 to Collingwood for Heritier Lumumba.

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So we do get Clark for Lumumba after all if that happens! I'll take it.

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Geelong and Melbourne have reportedly agreed to Pick 33 in exchange for Mitch Clark, Melbourne will then on trade Pick 33 to Collingwood for Heritier Lumumba.

- Jon Ralph

effectively Lumumba for Clark as we thought in the beginning... I still reckon we win out of this. We wouldnt if Clark plays a long and prosperous stint at the Kattery, but I just have a suspicion Geelong have just bought themselves a truckload of Fools Gold !! They didnt Buy-right they got Pyrite :)

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Rubbish.

Thanks for nothing Mitch Clark you absolute [censored].

we need to move on....deep breath......and.......out !!!

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When he retired we got nothing for him and we were looking at a future without him anyway. While he has done a dog act by going elsewhere we will actually end up with a very handy player in return for him, when a few months back we had nothing to show for his retirement. Imagine if he WAS allowed to just go anywhere.... this could be a hell of a lot worse guys, but the fact is we end up with something to show for it rather than nothing at all.

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No deal with Geelong unless it gets us HL. There is no way in hell that Geelong will let him go to the draft.



They want him, he will play in their best 22 even if it is 15 games per year he is a bargain, they will pay!



Play hardball or the draft! F him.

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At least Harold holds some principals, no matter how wacky some of them may be, he is clearly a decent person.

I'm convinced the club was pleased to move Clarke on, too much ego, too high an injury risk, too much baggage, now he is someone else's high maintenance problem, we need to spend our time developing our good young players and game plan.

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