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1 hour ago, Supreme_Demon said:

Hopefully there is a good chance that Jack Trengove will play this week against Port Adelaide.

Especially with Bernie Vince now suspended for 2 weeks for his silly misdemeanor.

I openly admit to being a bit of a Jack Trengove fan so fingers-crossed he DOES play this week?

We believe in you Jack! I hope you play on Saturday at the MCG and prove all those doubters wrong!

 

Yes, Vince is out but remember that Tyson, Viney and Watts are likely returnees. 

Much as I love and deeply admire JT and his efforts at returning to the big time, where would he fit and whom would he replace?

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On 13/07/2017 at 5:08 PM, McQueen said:

This is just a hypothetical here so bear with me, but....

We know JT is a FA this year and has the option of walking come seasons end. And, whilst most of us agree that the previous month has presented as the most fertile period for Jack to get a trot given the injuries and consecutive 6 day breaks, the club has not taken that opportunity.

We are all miffed but are we over-looking the most obvious reason some players do not get played?

Has Trengove already played his hand and told the club he's leaving at seasons end? I could then understand the resistance from Goodwin to play him at all this year.

Plausible?

Then why can't the club state this and congratulate Jack on the attitude and endeavour he has displayed. They could note that he continues to perform at a high level at VFL level despite no longer being part of our future

 

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11 hours ago, dpositive said:

Then why can't the club state this and congratulate Jack on the attitude and endeavour he has displayed. They could note that he continues to perform at a high level at VFL level despite no longer being part of our future

 

That would open a legal can of worms...

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32 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

That would open a legal can of worms...

Better than an illegal can of worms.

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On 19/07/2017 at 11:01 AM, ManDee said:

Better than an illegal can of worms.

Both would be very costly. I think Jack has been a Melbourne listed Casey player  all this year. 

Superannuation payments i would call it. 

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Very happy with this, I admit I'm a tragic, and spew every time someone calls footy a business, but 3 jacks in your hand, is a strong hand!  

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can't even blame the phone for the typos
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Stoked for him.

What a fairytale it would be if he played great , stayed in the team and ran out for the Red and Blue in the finals.  He deserves it.

if that happens he will get a nice contract extension too.

Edit -  I just copied almost exactly what Abe said, I hadn't seen his post though, promise.

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Very happy for Jack, I was worried he'd go the whole year and not make it out on the G again. 

I'm thinking that Jack will move into Lewis/Vince's role as a half back general sort of thing and Lewis may move into Vince's role as a tagger. Salem will be back in the half back line as well for some class and we've got to Hunt and Frost to break the lines. 

Really looking forward to seeing him out there again, would love him to snag a goal and seeing him arm in arm singing the song at the end. Along with Watts and Jones I don't know that there's anyone that deserves to see success for Melbourne. 

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