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Josh Kennedy

 

Vera Lynn

 

I ain't got no bananas, therefore you must have some bananas.

You rang?

Brian Tyson and Lynn Ralph are both Sydney board members.

Jarrad McVeigh grew up in Knox, Sydney.

He is over 30 however...


Brian Tyson and Lynn Ralph are both Sydney board members.

Jarrad McVeigh grew up in Knox, Sydney.

He is over 30 however...

Well technically he is 29, but will be 30 by start of season next year.
 

Zak Jones?

It's Josh Kennedy: i live in Knox Street and his parents/family live 2 doors down.

He often stays when the Swans play in Melb/has coffee on Burke rd at local coffee shop.

Have heard the rumours, but this trade isn't happening unless we get another first round pick (Trengove deal would have helped)


Regardless of this seemingly credible information I still think it's Batman

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It's Josh Kennedy: i live in Knox Street and his parents/family live 2 doors down.

He often stays when the Swans play in Melb/has coffee on Burke rd at local coffee shop.

Have heard the rumours, but this trade isn't happening unless we get another first round pick (Trengove deal would have helped)

Bang on the money with all of your comments.

Do u know what the deal is Riddler?

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Would have involved pick 12 (from the Trengrove deal) so now both clubs are working on fair compensation. Sydney want 2 and 3 but Melbourne are pretty set on keeping one of their top picks.

Cheers mate

Thanks for the info


Is jpk keen on the dees? I assume he'd be aware?

Would have involved pick 12 (from the Trengrove deal) so now both clubs are working on fair compensation. Sydney want 2 and 3 but Melbourne are pretty set on keeping one of their top picks.

If that is the case it will be hard to get to a deal:

- Sydney can't take a player

- Our other live pick is 23, our 2nd round. (3rd round is for stretch)

- its getting late in the day to try and trade in another high pick eg from Gold Coast/Adelaide

I so desperately hope we don't give in if for no other reason that our recruiters will be seen as soft and that if we get desperate enough we will give in to unreasonable demands.

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Vera Lynn

we'll meet again..........

It's Josh Kennedy: i live in Knox Street and his parents/family live 2 doors down.

He often stays when the Swans play in Melb/has coffee on Burke rd at local coffee shop.

Have heard the rumours, but this trade isn't happening unless we get another first round pick (Trengove deal would have helped)

It's not next door to a Bat Cave by any chance is it?

Regardless of this seemingly credible information I still think it's Batman

It cant be because there is something I have been hiding from you all...

I am the Batman.


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