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Nathan Vardy anyone??

Grimes Times
in Melbourne Demons

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Is the perfect type we are missing to play 2nd ruck/tall fwd. Is very injury prone but might be a bit of risk and reward. Behind Hawkins Stanley smith even maybe Clarke in Geelongs team. Thoughts???  

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    1 hour ago, Roger Mellie said:

    Would love him, but would potentially miss 16-22 weeks a year through injury - like every other year!

    So that's a no

    Hahaha 

    so well put

    if a player is Behind Clark in relevance i think that is a clear

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    NO.

    His hips & knees are cactus.

    Surprised that he ever played another game, but there's also a reason Geelong have loaded up on so many bigs.

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    Not against it for the righg price, as when he's injury free he's quite a talented player.

    Issue is, I don't see him, Hogan, Watts & Weideman all fitting into the same forward line.

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    48 minutes ago, AngryAtCasey said:

    Not against it for the righg price, as when he's injury free he's quite a talented player.

    Issue is, I don't see him, Hogan, Watts & Weideman all fitting into the same forward line.

    Also Dawes, Pederson and Hulett! (Plus Petracca, Garlett and Kent/Harmes to also fit somewhere)

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    This guy is constantly injured.

    Why would we want him?

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    Would rather Majak Daw who has a higher ceiling and not injury prone at all.

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    Majak Daw still not strong enough,gets pushed off the ball too easily. Vardy is damaged goods,probably not many games left in him.

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    9 minutes ago, ENYAW said:

    Majak Daw still not strong enough,gets pushed off the ball too easily. Vardy is damaged goods,probably not many games left in him.

    Geelong seem to take a very conservative approach with their injured players, if he can't get up for them, I think it's too risky. Even as a DFA (if he comes to that), I think the clubs time and effort could be better spent.

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