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Ron Burgundy
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Signed up seven kid members to the club yesterday. Three of whom were new-born sons of mates of mine - fathers all support the Crows. Get Danger and we've got these boys for life. That said, it'll

Deestroy All
Deestroy All

And your annoying neighbour is standing behind the Picket Fence whinging and talking absolute shite every time you check the mail.

Surfer Dee
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My girlfriend is an Adelaide supporter. Has number 32 on her jumper. Relationship may not be able to survive Paddy coming to Melbourne... I'm willing to risk it.

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Just when I consign myself to the fact that he is definately going to Geelong , some nuff nuff on the Tele says the Dees are still a chance, this is playing havoc with my acid reflux.

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As if Gia would have any idea as to what is going on.

Just trying to drum up ratings.

I remember an old lady ringing KB saying Buddy was going to the swans and everyone laughed at her.

What would she know? She trumped everyone.

Do I think Danger will come to us, probably not.

Do I think the clubs made a play for him, yes.

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http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/afl-trade-news-its-now-patrick-dangerfields-decision-say-waiting-geelong-cats-20150919-gjqe2t.html

Sorry to rain in on the parade..

Dangerfield's manager Paul Connors has said his client is only considering the Crows and Geelong, with the Cats' home base 55 minutes from his home town of Moggs Creek.

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I don't have anything to back this up but I'm refusing to believe that Dangerfield is going to Geelong. Something is just not adding up! Paul Roos came out and said we are going to be big players this year in the trades yet all we have heard so far is Melksham who I don't think is a huge recruit but could prove handy none the less. Melbourne had the money last year and by all accounts floated the idea of some serious money for Dangerffield and now we read about the contract with Geelong only being $800k a season for 5 years. A few suspicious tweets from Melbourne players to Paddy is also making me think there is more to the story than what we know. I could be wrong and maybe time will tell but we have all seen this before with Buddy and Tippet. Remember players managers get paid based on the size of the contract so that's why some things do t turn out the way that most people think.

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http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/afl-trade-news-its-now-patrick-dangerfields-decision-say-waiting-geelong-cats-20150919-gjqe2t.html

Sorry to rain in on the parade..

Dangerfield's manager Paul Connors has said his client is only considering the Crows and Geelong, with the Cats' home base 55 minutes from his home town of Moggs Creek.

He most probably is but

A - Until it's done it's not done.

B - If we have offered 1.5 for 5 you'd have to consider it.

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Paul Connors already declared it's a two horse race, Geelong or Adelaide. That's as good as confirmation for me.

I haven't heard the quote, but I believe all Connors did was confirm Hawthorn were not interested and than went to say at the moment it's between Geelong and Adelaide. I think the press inferred those comments

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http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/afl-trade-news-its-now-patrick-dangerfields-decision-say-waiting-geelong-cats-20150919-gjqe2t.html

Sorry to rain in on the parade..

Dangerfield's manager Paul Connors has said his client is only considering the Crows and Geelong, with the Cats' home base 55 minutes from his home town of Moggs Creek.

So? He'd never base himself in Mogg's Creek.

I can't understand why this would be a factor.

Being in Vic would be key.

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Presume such qualification by the manager is within the rules, but IMO such action borders on unfairness buy shutting other potential bidders out compromising real trade. Hope Adelaide steps up to the plate.

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