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DeeSpencer
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He'll be 31, not chasing, not tackling, not crashing packs, bobbing up on twitter and SEN whilst playing for Casey. I don't care if he cost 500k or 5k I don't see the appeal. Take the chance

binman
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I'm very clear on this If we are going to get him i think he is a great pick up. If we aren't i think he is total dud and i was never vaguely interested in getting him.  Same applies to

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oh thank god.

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10 minutes ago, binman said:

I'm very clear on this

If we are going to get him i think he is a great pick up.

If we aren't i think he is total dud and i was never vaguely interested in getting him. 

Same applies to Amon and Langdon. 

That's funny. Because I believe if we pick up any of those players they are clearly unwanted duds and will only clog our list. Watch them become superstars if they go to any other club though. 

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1 hour ago, Nascent said:

That's funny. Because I believe if we pick up any of those players they are clearly unwanted duds and will only clog our list. Watch them become superstars if they go to any other club though. 

You are the ying to my yang.

Or as you might say I'm your yang to your ying.

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3 hours ago, Demon3 said:

Take it or leave it, i have heard it, i never professed to say where or who from, I'm in the industry and just repeating it because i thought that might be of interest on a page dedicated to possible Josh Jenkins availability. Go figure..

Where exactly, doing what? It's easy to say that.

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14 hours ago, Moonshadow said:

Where exactly, doing what? It's easy to say that.

yeah it is very easy to say that i agree, and i can understand the cynical nature that people might have, so probably shouldn't have said anything, because i don't really want to say what i do  and as a result of that i am happy to accept the negative comments that come my way, its a case of no one really is going to believe it anyway.

 

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yeah it is very easy to say that i agree, and i can understand the cynical nature that people might have, so probably shouldn't have said anything, because i don't really want to say what i do  and as a result of that i am happy to accept the negative comments that come my way, its a case of no one really is going to believe it anyway.

 

Are you Goody?

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I'd take him.

A noted 2 goal a game goal kicker.

Have no faith in Weideman, and T Mac needs support.

We simply can't have a repeat of rounds 22 and 23 again when we literally ran out of key forwards. The situation was that dire that we couldn't even play O Mac as a forward because even he was injured after T Mac, Weed, T Smith and Petty. 

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27 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

He's on decent coin with 2 years left (I think). Even if the Crows picked up some of it, he'd still take up a fair bit of cap space for what he's really worth

In the article it he said he'd take a pay cut, probably not much but you would assume a longer term for lower $.

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