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2015 Player Review - # 6 Chris Dawes


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Not much of a "hunt" when you're pursuing an animal that's already shot.

lame game :rolleyes:
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Look probably a good bloke...intelligent etc

But this is footy..im over him

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i really like Dawes, but as a player he is just so inconsistent.

What makes me wonder is who we are planning to get or develop to fill his place? Both now and for the long term.

King seems to be coming on well, but he is only 19 and very skinny still.

Frost? Looks good, but is unproven. The Pedo will do the job for now but he is ageing.

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I know Hogan is the messiah but what happens if he starts getting injured again? Who is going to support him? There's Pedersen and perhaps Howe (if he stays) but that's about it. Our tall forward stocks are pretty thin. If Dawes is up for trade then I'd expect us to have a readymade replacement in mind.

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Up there for post of the year along with Hogans_Heroes response in the Hamish Hartlett thread "I will abuse him on Twitter".

He's had one excellent game since Roos arrived. I couldn't tell you anything noteworthy he did in 2013.

Good leader and great bloke but it became obvious as the season progressed that he and Hogan shouldn't play in the same team. Pedersen, ironically, plays Dawes' role far better than Dawes himself. If we can get currency for him then move him on, just like Howe.

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He's had one excellent game since Roos arrived. I couldn't tell you anything noteworthy he did in 2013.

Great leader and good bloke but it's became obvious as the season progressed that he and Hogan shouldn't play in the same team. Pedersen, ironically, plays Dawes' role far better than Dawes himself. If we can get currency for him then move him on, just like Howe.

Dont get me wrong here I liked your post, it gave me a great laugh.

I agree totally with you.

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I've been banging on all day how Majak Daw would be a better option and cost about 400k less.

Anyway Majak has been done to death.

It does make you think that they may have someone lined up. We're freeing up the cap space.

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Haha, glad you clarified that one. Being ranked next to HH for post of the year was disconcerting. ;)

The Hartlett comment was actually bloody funny(to me anyway).

Every now and then he comes out with some classic lines.

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It is good the club is getting serious...Great Bloke

His body is shot for Footy

We must move on

This

Reality is reality

I so hoped he'd prove ok as hes everything youd want in a middle order semi senior player.

But..its really about on the park , on the day.

Its just not happening.

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The Hartlett comment was actually bloody funny(to me anyway).

Every now and then he comes out with some classic lines.

I'm yet to determine if HH is a satirist or legitimate poster.

I wouldn't put it past Titus O'Reily to be trolling us.

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We fuel the finest fodder !!

Its strange because you don't know who anyone else is but you get a feel for them by their posts. Every now and again there's a heated debate but there's also some wit, which goes a long way.
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We can't win a premiership but we're possibly the most interesting forum.

Funny old world.

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