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Jay Schulz

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in Melbourne Demons

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I'm not in favour of continuing a tradition of MFC being a retirement home, but I think with our extremely young list and lack of early draft picks, it might be the right time for us to pick up one or 2 seasoned campaigners to contribute and be a good influence amongst the playing group.

With Port not renewing his contract, Schulz is on the lookout for a new home.
Hogan still needs someone to help him out that isn't Dawes, and if he could pass on some of his kicking ability we'd be popping corks.

Wouldn't cost a lot and would ease the workload put on Weideman/Hulett who I don't think will be ready to be full-time members of an AFL forward line.

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    As long as he brings his walking frame and his step ladder. He looks like he breaks his back whenever he jumps for the ball.

    Petrie looks in better shape. 

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    I'm a little torn on this one. Would recruiting Schulz and playing him, rob one of our young key talls of a year's development? Probably. Would his spot be better used on another player? Dunno.

    Great contribution, huh?

    Edited by A F

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    Put a fork in him - he is done.  

    Port would keep him if he was right

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    Very good player in his day but he's well and truly done and has been for the better part of 18 months. Pass for mine.

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    Fill the AFL with people who have been smart players and made effective use of their talents the way Shultz has, and I'd be a happy spectator every week.

    Lots of respect for him, but not a place on the Demon's list.

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    7 minutes ago, P-man said:

    Very good player in his day but he's well and truly done and has been for the better part of 18 months. Pass for mine.

    kicking coach for Hogan ? ( had to be said)

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    Unless said experienced player is also capable of helping out in the ruck i'm not interested.

    That's why i have some interest in Petrie, but none in Schulz.

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    25 minutes ago, nutbean said:

    kicking coach for Hogan ? ( had to be said)

    Even if you're kidding, it's not that bad an idea.

    Something needs to be done, that's for sure.

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    1 hour ago, Little Goffy said:

    Fill the AFL with people who have been smart players and made effective use of their talents the way Shultz has, and I'd be a happy spectator every week.

    Lots of respect for him, but not a place on the Demon's list.

    I think I agree with this the most.

    1 hour ago, nutbean said:

    kicking coach for Hogan ? ( had to be said)

    Yep, that's what I was going for...

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    Seems to have broken down this year, did kick 66 in 2014, but he has a desire to play on for a couple more years. It'd be comparable to the Roos getting Waite, we do need that leading forward and someone who can slot a couple of set shots by trade. Only would consider because I don't know if Weid will be able to play that role and our forward line needs a shake up

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    Shulz, Petrie, Firrito, Harvey. [censored] it, let's just recruit them all.

    Ted Richards is retiring at the end of the season, I reckon he'd boost our playing age as well, Salem and Grimes should get the job done.

    Edited by Ethan Tremblay

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