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Marc Murphy

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I'd trade Matt Jones for Murphy and their first.

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    Carlton are full of it - they would want way over the odds. Murphy is past his prime and would be only useful to a team going deep into the finals in the next 2 years.

    A definite pass from me.

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    Has to get his knee drained regularly from what I've read

    Not worth it imo for what Carlton would likely demand

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    Yeah.......nah !!!

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    Carlton are full of it - they would want way over the odds. Murphy is past his prime and would be only useful to a team going deep into the finals in the next 2 years.

    A definite pass from me.

    This. Carlton will want something exorbitant for him and hopefully we aren't dumb enough to bite.

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    No chance. Softest captain in the league. Even Carltank supporters admit that.

    And yes, Carlton will play hard ball with currency. He's not worth more than a first rounder.

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    Must be in contract, otherwise at 29 he'd be a UFA.

    Not what we need for the cost of a high draft pick. For pick 3-5 I'd expect an emerging star around 22-24 yrs old, eg. Sheil.

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    Looks like the scum are putting their captain on the trade table.

    Could be just what we need....

    :unsure: has heritage pedigree, his kids may be good :mellow:

    :ph34r: Aish & Shiel would be my requests, for a pre-xmas elevation & a happy happy ending :cool:

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    Carlton are full of it - they would want way over the odds. Murphy is past his prime and would be only useful to a team going deep into the finals in the next 2 years.

    A definite pass from me.

    they'll probably offer him to Brisbane for Aish & a pick :wacko:

    but I'd take Henderson for Watts, or Gawn.

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    Really? He used to be an absolute gun. Dunno what happened.

    Probably upset because the only brown paper bag he gets now is filled with dog turds and burning on his porch.

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    Not for what Carlton would want for him. He's a shadow of the player he was in his prime years. Or year.

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    Carlton needs a full rebuild. If they are smart they might do a cooney type deal and sell him at current market value just to move the salary on.

    He was a fair player, but his body has robbed him and he is now just an ok player at this level.

    Richmond would be a prime destination for Murphy. Could also see GWS or GCS adding his experience if the price is right.

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    :ph34r: Aish & Shiel would be my requests

    We would be no chance for either. Both are in high demand.

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    I'd rather Yarran or Henderson if Carlton are having a fire sale.

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