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The Please Don't Recruit Him Thread

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Since we have so many threads on who to recruit, figured would be worth having one on who we wouldn't want to target

Il start by saying please don't target Tom Lynch from Adelaide.. He will bring nothing to our forward line and put his game ahead of Hogans/ the teams

Another is Myers, too much of an injury cloud and looming WADA IsSues

 
 

Def Myers.

Why the hell would ANYONE be interested in a player about to get a 2 year vacation?

And even without the drugs ban, averages about as many possies per game, as he does games per year. 10?

Actually, any essedun player in the '34 should be off limits.

The cheating scum have been off loading them the last 2 years, and probably pizzing themselves laughing at converting potentially banned players, into draft picks, or ready mades.

Mind boggles.


Alex Keath

Seriously? What possible downside is there? He's contracted outside any regular list, his pay doesn't count towards the salary cap, we don't give up a draft pick to get him and he was one of the best key forward prospects in the country when GC pre-listed him. Why on earth would you not want to give him a try?

Any drug cheats or dudes that cant kick

 

100% no to Yarran.


Yarran.

Approaching most overrated player in the AFL status.

A lot of Carlton fans don't like him because although he looks flashy he doesn't always do the team thing. I'd say "no".

Sorry to disagree I Love Yarran!

If info I have is correct then we are contemplating seriously!

Goood!

PACE

BALL WINNER

READS PLAY

BREAKS LINES

Yep, go for him!!

Sorry to disagree I Love Yarran!

If info I have is correct then we are contemplating seriously!

Goood!

PACE

BALL WINNER

READS PLAY

BREAKS LINES

Yep, go for him!!

Lazy

Bad attitude

Goes when we wants to

Plays one good game in ten.

Nope, [censored] him.


Sorry to disagree I Love Yarran!

If info I have is correct then we are contemplating seriously!

Goood!

PACE

BALL WINNER

READS PLAY

BREAKS LINES

Yep, go for him!!

I was going to post my support/interest in Yarran, then you come along picket!

Lucas Cook


You know what BBO, I rate Yarran also. Don't tell Picket.

Tyrone Vickery

 

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