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Call his management and offer him 4 years

2 with a trigger for 3 based on form/games played and whatever he doesn't do as a player as an assistant coach.

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Had a good yarn to Lewis at the Sorrento pub last night, with a mutual friend. Tried not to bother him at too much length about footy but he's EXTREMELY excited about starting with the club and  

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Lewis was my neighbour until a few years ago.  A top fella, who has an extremely sharp football brain.  Even in our darkest hours, he insisted that I stick fat as he was sure there were good times to

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39 minutes ago, Grand New Flag said:

This deal is not dead.  Jordan is very upset with Hawthorn for putting him up for trade.  He was told by Clarkson he was going to be traded and cracked it. The Hawthorn Board (in an emergency meeting) then overruled it.  However, Jordan is feeling he has lost the support of the coach and is now considering walking. As we speak he is weighing up where to play out his career. Melbourne or Hawthorn.

The agreed trade will cost the Dees very little should Jordan Lewis decide his days in brown and yellow are over.

Come on Jordan walk and win a Premiership in the Red and Blue!

Lewis is willing to be traded to show how upset he is about being up for trade.

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1 hour ago, Fifty-5 said:

I'm unensthused by Lewis.

I am too.  He's as slow as a wet week.

However our list is young, emerging but immature.  Lewis' leadership outweighs his decline in skills, speed or fitness in this instance.

I'd prefer recruiting his type in a year's time, when we might really be threatening, but who's to say we are guaranteed such success ?  The Geelong and Carlton games prove the list still needs some direction.

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5 minutes ago, Unleash Hell said:

Like Demonland? 

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You're probably close to the mark.

Bunch of ageing alcos

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17 minutes ago, stuie said:

 

Melbourne holding onto slim hope it can still secure Jordan Lewis in a trade from Hawthorn

 

Typical journos making a story out of a non story.

Lewis is staying put now that the Mitchell trade has gone trough.

The Hawks were obviously hawking, pun intended, a few of their aging stars around hoping some desperate saps would bite. The eagles bit first. Now the Hawks have shut up shop.

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2 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

The two arent connected.  If Lewis wants out, he is leaving.

He is contracted. The Hawks still need to play ball. Do we really know that he is so disgruntled now or is it just wishful thinking.

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Just now, Hell Bent said:

Discussions in progress as I type...Jake Niall just commented on SEN

If that's the case then Lewis wants out and will more than likely happen.

If Lewis now wants to go I can't see Hawthorn making him stay.

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4 minutes ago, Mr. White said:

He is contracted. The Hawks still need to play ball. Do we really know that he is so disgruntled now or is it just wishful thinking.

You can't have it both ways.  The hawks can't tell a contracted player to seek other options then enforce the contract because they changed their mind.  The ball is in Lewis' court.  He wants to go...he's gone.

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6 minutes ago, Hell Bent said:

The 2 clubs would not be talking at this moment if he did not want out!

Are they actually talking or is this just media hype creating a story where there is none anymore?

I'm not saying they weren't talking yesterday, I'm questioning whether they are still speaking?

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