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Trade Jack Watts or not?  

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Before today I have never taken pen to paper to discuss a potential trade but the thought of Melbourne trading Jack Watts has me both livid and incredulous. I'll briefly outline my reasons why:

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I just want to say that Jack did not come back to pre season under done, in fact he came back in the same shape as 2016 which was good, he had a great year. His 3 k time trial was his best ever, you c

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8 minutes ago, demoniac said:

A question I have never asked to this point in my life. What colour shoes do you wear with a burgundy suit? Not sure Jack has answered correctly.

jack thought he could just throw on whatever, and they would do the work.

 

 

Too soon?

(Love ya Jack)

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9 minutes ago, demoniac said:

A question I have never asked to this point in my life. What colour shoes do you wear with a burgundy suit? Not sure Jack has answered correctly.

Def not black.

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5 minutes ago, McQueen said:

Def not black.

Coming from Perf I'm sure you'd go with white.

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1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Who has an op-shop themed wedding? Terrible.

And dark brown shoes with a hint of maroon with a burgundy suit. 

Matt Jones was just happy to get the barman job and sneak a quick photo with the guys.

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31 minutes ago, demoniac said:

A question I have never asked to this point in my life. What colour shoes do you wear with a burgundy suit? Not sure Jack has answered correctly.

Also, why are they all wearing tourniquets around their necks? Surely they couldn't all have nicked their necks while shaving?

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Just now, Nasher said:

We're already on page 201 in my version, which includes all deleted posts. I consider this the official count, so if you're all waiting for page 200, you have missed it sorry ?

Have you considered publishing a coffee table best of book of deleted demonland posts?

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199 pages... one of the most emotive posts ever.

Port get Jack Watts in exchange for a packet of chips and MFC pays for the chips. Weak MFC. 

Goodwin and Mahoney talk about Character and Standards.  They have eroded theirs and MFC more than Watts ever could or did.  Surely they should disciplined Watts or taken on the challenge to again get the best out of Watts. Roos did. 

Instead they market Watts as a disruptive fickle type. Really!!  Watts has been loyal when others like Scully & Frawley walked away. Watts has always had the best intent for MFC. 

Others have made decisions to move on club favourites.  Woewodin. Spalding. Green. J-McDonald. Those decisions all failed and eroded club, player and supporter morale. It’s salary cap and personalities that have led to this.

I am looking for top 4 in 2018. Goodwin has the players to deliver it. It’s his acid test.

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1 hour ago, demoniac said:

How many Demonland threads have cracked the 200 page/5000 posts double?

The cricket thread has about 280 pages and the NFL thread is 2 short of 200 pages.  The biggie is The No TS No BS Thread which is up to a whopping 919 pages.

 

 

 

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