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Josh Mahoney on SEN 15 October 2015

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Might be eating pie for dinner.....and possibly for desert if we can now trade that for pick 4&5

Josh here.....

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    I'm exhausted just reading about all these deals. Can only image how Mahoney is feeling.

    Well done to everyone involved. We turned around a situation where we couldn't get any A graders to come our way, so we said, we'll go get them ourselves.

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    Amazing.. Josh Mahoney and Todd Viney take a bow.. i will never question you guys again.

    Probably the most excited i have ever been from a trade period.

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    I can't believe this bloke was even in the position to be able to get these deals done.

    Should have been sacked on Monday. Disgraceful.

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    You don't really think this is over yet?

    They don't do their best work until just before the siren sounds.

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    This post is due for a bump. At least it makes me laugh about how dreadful we are.

    Gold.

    I have never been so happy about being so wrong.

    Josh Mahoney and the list management team, I am so sorry for doubting you, I am eating my hat and it tastes delightful. Well done.

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    I dont know how we move up on our current picks. We will know who GC are taking and they know who we are taking so that is moot. I dont think that the Bombers will trade with us. Although if we are set on 2 of Curnow, Weiderman and Parish and Ess are very keen on Parish - maybe 3 & 7 for 4 & 5 works for everyone....

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    From day one, they were after Melksham, Bugg, Kennedy and a big fish.

    Do you think they will be satisfied with 3 out of 4?

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    From day one, they were after Melksham, Bugg, Kennedy and a big fish.

    Do you think they will be satisfied with 3 out of 4?

    Turning pick 6 into two picks in the first 7 is close enough to a big fish.

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    You don't really think this is over yet?

    They don't do their best work until just before the siren sounds.

    From day one, they were after Melksham, Bugg, Kennedy and a big fish.

    Do you think they will be satisfied with 3 out of 4?

    I think they are spent, mate...

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    From day one, they were after Melksham, Bugg, Kennedy and a big fish.

    Do you think they will be satisfied with 3 out of 4?

    Aaron Francis could be the big fish.

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    What did Mahoney say on SEN?

    Is it over or more to come?

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    What did Mahoney say on SEN?

    Is it over or more to come?

    He's on next.
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    Sounds like we're finished with trade period. JM: "looks like we'll have tomorrow off."

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    Josh on SEN (October 21st)

    - We're very happy of how things of turned out (obviously)

    - At the beginning of the trade period, the goal was to bring in two first round draft picks

    - Dee's are most likely done for the trade period ("you never know..."

    - Bugg highlighted as versatile (midfield, back) and a hard runner

    - Recruiters are still discussing who to select with picks 3 & 7

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    Interesting note on Fitzy:

    "He WAS delisted by us, and Hawthorn had the option to pick him up in 10 days time but wanted to send a signal that they wanted to take him during Trade Period"

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