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7 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:
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Done Deal: Smith joins Essendon

 

Devon Smith is off to Essendon as the dominoes start to fall. The Giants will receive pick No.11 from the Bombers. 

FMD Dedoro did a deal. Amazing, That kind of stuffs Stringer unless they can get a good pick for Francis.....

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Chook in Perth
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Jesse going nowhere, boys and girls.

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MFC has demanded at least pick 2 and Freos first rounder next year for Jesse. This is why Freo offered Weller and 5, for The Suns' pick 2. This will then be sent to us for Hogan along with their 2018

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The club has someone else in their sights big time. Not Lever, that deal is done. I'll let you know if I can find out more

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56 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:
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Done Deal: Smith joins Essendon

 

Devon Smith is off to Essendon as the dominoes start to fall. The Giants will receive pick No.11 from the Bombers. 

If his knee is ok then that is a decent get, Ess don't have to go to the crap shoot of the draft. He has played some quality games, but hasn't been hugely consistent, he has spent time in the system and should bloom pretty well though.

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1 hour ago, DeeZee said:

Weideman to pies, Scache to Melb and pies pic to Brisbane is the latest juicy rumour

Weed to the pies coz Eddie can now stroke his wobbly mechanism. Nup. Its bulltish.

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Schache and Weid were drafted in the same year, Schache was clearly identified at the better forward in his draft going @ 2 in the draft. Are we saying Collingwood want Weid because of the name association with Collingwood? Why wouldnt they just grab Schache?

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Just now, Ouch! said:

Schache and Weid were drafted in the same year, Schache was clearly identified at the better forward in his draft going @ 2 in the draft. Are we saying Collingwood want Weid because of the name association with Collingwood? Why wouldnt they just grab Schache?

Because Eddie.

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41 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

If his knee is ok then that is a decent get, Ess don't have to go to the crap shoot of the draft. He has played some quality games, but hasn't been hugely consistent, he has spent time in the system and should bloom pretty well though.

It isn't.

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16 hours ago, A F said:

I would have.

3 would make him 30 then we could have reassessed. Regardless we should have went after him, costing only salary cap.

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Pity Dean Kent hasn't seemed to attract any interest. I'd take a 3rd or 4th rounder and run. His lack of defensive pressure and general hardness doesn't suit the bash and crash Goody wants to play.

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51 minutes ago, Redleg said:

It isn't.

didnt engage the Tiger Doc then ? :rolleyes:

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3 hours ago, DeeZee said:

Weideman to pies, Scache to Melb and pies pic to Brisbane is the latest juicy rumour

I heard that but wasn't it them discussing an SMS they had received asking if they'd heard the rumour

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