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Callum Sinclair

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It has been reported a few times that Sydney Swans are going after Callum Sinclair (and Zac Smith).

He is a good forward and a good ruck with a huge tank, great hands and good skills.

He is a Victorian (dad played for Saints and Fitzroy).

I think he would compliment Hogan and Gawn perfectly and he would not cost the earth. If he is willing to move to Sydney for some money, he might be keen to move to Melbourne too.

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    He looked useless in the Grand Final, no thanks.

    In fairness, so did Josh Kennedy and Marc Lecras. Sinclair was great all year.

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    Sinclair is contracted and has stated he has no intention of leaving.

    Next.

    Thats not true Swans into him big time he's got 10 lengths on Spencer
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    Thats not true Swans into him big time he's got 10 lengths on Spencer

    That doesn't change a thing. As I said he is contracted and stated himself he has no interest in leaving. End of story.

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    It has been reported a few times that Sydney Swans are going after Callum Sinclair (and Zac Smith).

    He is a good forward and a good ruck with a huge tank, great hands and good skills.

    He is a Victorian (dad played for Saints and Fitzroy).

    I think he would compliment Hogan and Gawn perfectly and he would not cost the earth. If he is willing to move to Sydney for some money, he might be keen to move to Melbourne too.

    I love to get hold of him I heard Swans want to swap Jetta for Callum as we know it's NOT end of story to trade weeks over, we desperatly need another ruckman especially with Gawns injurys, let's hope this story ends well for us, ps nice thread I really rate Sinclair.
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    How can one person have so many connections? I'm jealous.

    He lives in WA, there are only about 1000 people there and about 500 of those are associated either Freo or WCE.

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    Won't happen, Sydney will likely go after Lycett instead and WCE will need to keep Sinclair.

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    I rate Sinclair - had an excellent year.

    If he was to move I think it would be to a club where he could play as Number 1 Ruck. Same for Scott Lycett.

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    Interesting to see how he goes as a first choice ruck at Sydney. He's done ok as second choice, but it will define him with more game time in the middle.

    He took my interest when he was at Port Melbourne and I wondered if he'd be a valuable pick up for us a few years ago as a late pick/rookie. He's certainly developed well since then and I watch with interest his progress in Sydney now.

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    That doesn't change a thing. As I said he is contracted and stated himself he has no interest in leaving. End of story.

    And just tried to be too confident again.

    End of story!!

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    I work with his housemate.

    Going nowhere.

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    I think we missed the best-suited player for one of our needs here...

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    I think we missed the best-suited player for one of our needs here...

    But we didn't have Lewis Jetta to swap for him!

    End of story!

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