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Steven Motlop

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He and Bennell should be our targets as they fit the age bracket and player type we need. I could not give two figs about their previous off field if we believe that is in their past. Garlett is a good case in point.

 

And can someone else explain Colac to me?

colac is a city 60 odd klms west of geelong

And can someone else explain Colac to me?

Had a beer while watching his mates play at Colac, two days before his game on the Easter Monday.

He held his hands up and copped a week's demotion to the 2's. Exact same thing happened to Tex Walker two years ago.

If that's a reason not to draft a bloke then the world's gone completely mad.

 

Cheers Demon Jack, BarnDee and Member's Wing. I must apologise though, I was just being a disingenuous arse. I meant can someone explain it as in; Motlop is sledged by the opposition and then narked on by his teammates and misses a game despite being BOG - and we should then steer clear as such? I probably don't have the full story.

Can you explain your reasoning here Fire?

The talk is that Prestia's only considering leaving due to the state of the Suns culture, unsafe workplace and the like. It's an assumption on my part, but going on Bennell's recent history I'd think he's a part of that poor culture. If that is the case I doubt whether Prestia would be keen on moving with him.

  • 2 weeks later...

Are Geelong seriously going to let this guy leave the club, damaging player, whichever club lands him will be huge for their club?

Some parts of his game like his sidestep really set him apart from other players

..I hope we are having a dig for him.

I definitely class this guy in the A Grade category.

Would love him, but he's South Australian bound from what I've heard.

 

Would love him, but he's South Australian bound from what I've heard.

Humbug. We make a play regardless. It's not like he's signed anything.

Humbug. We make a play regardless. It's not like he's signed anything.

We ,may struggle if some of the sticking points of his contract are a job lined up with the Knapstein Brewery after his playing days & VIP treatment around the Barossa Valley...

  • 2 weeks later...

Out of contract, quick, goal kicking mid, would complement our mids nicely. Geelong are looking to spend money on imports and we owe them one for Rivers, Clark and trying to take Frawley.

2.4 over 4 years get it done?

Thoughts on this?

We got Gillies and Byrnes. Call it even.

Has re-signed with the Cats ...

Have to wonder what they offered him. The cats are on the way down right now. Maybe they told him they had Dangermouse over the line already and a few other imports as well. What they have at the club right now isn't good enough.

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