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I feel he was pretty hard done by last season, especially consider Essendon players didn't get given anything.

Good small forward who knows how to kick a few.

Anyway, potential rookie prospect?

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    I don't mind him, but it think Roos has targeted very carefully.

    We now have or Crumbing forward in Garlett, we have a running playmaker back in Lumumba, and we will get Frost a Key back.

    Now I think we will go for the best Mids we can get and maybe another tall forward in McCartin.

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    He was certainly hard done by!! In fact the penalty he received for drinking lolly water on the wrong day of the week was absolute bull shite of the highest order. And, along with the Essendrug fiasco shows what disarray the AFL is in regarding illicit substances.

    I posted some time ago that he would be a good pick up but, if we have Garlett, then no.

    Wish him luck though!

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    He was certainly hard done by!! In fact the penalty he received for drinking lolly water on the wrong day of the week was absolute bull shite of the highest order. And, along with the Essendrug fiasco shows what disarray the AFL is in regarding illicit substances.

    I posted some time ago that he would be a good pick up but, if we have Garlett, then no.

    Wish him luck though!

    Dont think he even drank it? Didn't they nab it at customs at the airport??
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    Dont think he even drank it? Didn't they nab it at customs at the airport??

    That was the Casey Player, got done for illegal Fat Burners

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    Wish him all the best; not convinced the punishment fit the crime.

    However if it came down to him or Garlett, I'd take Jeff.

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    Not getting drafted makes Ahmed Saad.

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    Not getting drafted makes Ahmed Saad.

    :rolleyes: ........... not baad !!

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    Imagine Essendrug picked him up, he can mentor the players through their bans

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