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Who is the 'Big Fish'?

Select the Big Fish 265 members have voted

  1. 1. Who is the 'Big Fish'

    • Dion Prestia
      58
    • Harley Bennell
      14
    • Josh Kennedy (Swans)
      19
    • Daniel Hannebery
      3
    • Adam Treloar
      7
    • Jaeger O'meara
      47
    • Other
      53

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I think Tom Mitchell is more of a chance than Kennedy and Hanneberry. Was subbed on more than 1 occasion by Longmire this year.

Mitchell surely wants back to Victoria. Melksham is tough, can kick a goal, and Goody has seen him up close.

Still need outside run though.

 

Paul Salmon.

See him walking his dog around East Melbourne and Jolimont area.

Confirmed coming to Melbourne.

 

Another thread where people lose their mind and we end up signing no 'big fish'. It's always good to imagine though!

See him walking his dog around East Melbourne and Jolimont area.

Confirmed coming to Melbourne.

Does he wear a leatherjacket?


I think Selwood could be a bit of a roughy to end up with us.

Why do we assume there's going to be a big signing ? Just because Roos says we will target A grade mids doesn't mean will get one... Just like last year, was no'one

Edited by JV7

 

I think every remotely good player contracted or not will be mentioned in this thread.

Message from a contact the other day "dees doing the tuning. others doing the rooting".

This sounds like me in my single days. Goddamn.


Roughy

O'Meara

No Dangerfield in the poll.

Moggs Creek

Loves fishing

Etc

Etc


I think we are genuinely in to JOM and he's every chance to leave the GC if they continue to stagnate and have associated issues. I just can't see GC letting him go this year nor am I convinced we'd be able to land him.

 

The silence from the club is intriguing but if we do land someone worthwhile, the silence will be further indication that the club is now a professional tight knit organization. Both on the football side and admin side. No leaks, no-one feeding the media with [censored] bits. We are no longer a laughing stock. We have had a year where the general impression is that this is now a tight lipped club going about its job off creating a long-term viable footy club. We have come a long way thanks to those now in charge.

There's is no rumoured "big fish". It's just a hunch from a journalist.


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