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I'm in some parallel universe...must be..

Oh hang on School Hols !!!

fmd some dross finfs it's way on the boards

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If this rumor is true i'm not actually against it. Sometimes you don't know what you had till it's gone and Col may come back a new man.

Having said that he'd be starting outside our 22, so depth only.

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If this rumor is true i'm not actually against it. Sometimes you don't know what you had till it's gone and Col may come back a new man.

Having said that he'd be starting outside our 22, so depth only.

Mate you want Kennedy. You'd have Sylvia back. Someone will start a thread about Cale Morton and you'll be all in.

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Noticed that he only played 3 WAFL games this year. What happened to him?

This amazes me ... Couldnt cut it to play accountable footy in a top 4 team... Came back overweight & couldn't run..

You really think he would really influence & mentor our young players trying to set high std???

Rather pay Dangefield 2 mill a yr than pay Sylvia $1...

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Noticed that he only played 3 WAFL games this year. What happened to him?

he got found out !!
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Mate you want Kennedy. You'd have Sylvia back. Someone will start a thread about Cale Morton and you'll be all in.

Kennedy's a good young player. There's a reason why he was nearly taken in the mini draft back in 2011. Just got drafted to a club with more small forward/mids then they knew what to do with.

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I actually saw his last WAFL game and wasn't sitting to far from Lyon and a few of the other Freo match committee. Col was shocking that day no second efforts and no desire to chase any footy. He was in single digit disposals and from memory didn't lay a tackle. He actually played that day like someone who has been laced with cortisone and couldn't move but that wasn't the case he just couldn't be bothered. The Freo match committee were not to pleased with him and Ross wasn't complimentary at all. After the game Col was walking out of the ground with a big smile on his face without a care in the world.

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Maybe he's turned the corner.

(Without flipping the car and running off).

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If this rumor is true i'm not actually against it. Sometimes you don't know what you had till it's gone and Col may come back a new man.

Having said that he'd be starting outside our 22, so depth only.

You'll take anything!

I tell you what, if nothing else, you're bloody good for a laugh.

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