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Patrick Dangerfield

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I must say i'm pretty surprised by this decision,

I get that Dangers family live in Geelong and he's obviously a family man and all that, but he's been at the crows for a while and has some great mates, they're further ahead of Geelong on field by some distance, some of the off field things that have happened there would have made the group even tighter and the Crows could offer more money.

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    adelaide or melbourne time?

    Geelong time. Thats Melbourne time minus around 7 or 8 years

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    I must say i'm pretty surprised by this decision,

    I get that Dangers family live in Geelong and he's obviously a family man and all that, but he's been at the crows for a while and has some great mates, they're further ahead of Geelong on field by some distance, some of the off field things that have happened there would have made the group even tighter and the Crows could offer more money.

    Family reasons to move to Geelong might be:

    -His highschool girlfriend who is about to become his wife, wants to move back.

    -She is the daughter of an ex Geelong Mayor

    -His mother and aunt work for Frank Costa

    Geelong has been limited in the salary offer of a reported $800k by what they pay Selwood.

    But with the above list of connections who knows if any verbal undertakings have been made for him/his family's life post football...of course they can't be written as they would come into the salary cap.

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    Family reasons to move to Geelong might be:

    -His highschool girlfriend who is about to become his wife, wants to move back.

    -She is the daughter of an ex Geelong Mayor

    -His mother and aunt work for Frank Costa

    Geelong has been limited in the salary offer of a reported $800k by what they pay Selwood.

    But with the above list of connections who knows if any verbal undertakings have been made for him/his family's life post football...of course they can't be written as they would come into the salary cap.

    yeah....cant se anythig untoward as potential 'icing" there at all !!! lol :rolleyes:

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    Danger never wanted to go interstate when drafted, he nominated to finish his year 12 studies at home in Victoria, the crows took that chance

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    Looks like sen reported wrong, morning glory said the crows would call a pressere at 10, false all false

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    Based on this ground breaking news please for the love of God CLOSE THE FARTIN THREAD.

    PLEAASEE.

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    DeeZee will be devastated.

    You really wouldn't have a clue.

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    I believe in Patrick

    Can't be bothered with The Australian and Smith's a plonker.

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    I've never liked Dangerfield.

    Smug pri*k that he is.

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    Hopefully we play the kitties twice next year...Bernie enjoys it :)

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    Haha feeling the same. Will be wasted at the cats.

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    Statement says he is wishing to return to "victoria"

    Insert "melbournes in victoria.. there's still a chance he'll be a demon"

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    Statement says he is wishing to return to "victoria"

    Insert "melbournes in victoria.. there's still a chance he'll be a demon"

    Clutching at very fine straws, but I noticed there was no mention of Geelong in the statement.

    lol.

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