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Posted
Just now, CBDees said:

So he's trained poorly on 'one occasion' in the last nine years! Obviously needs to be traded for whatever we can get otherwise his standards might be contagious! 

When did I say he's trained poorly once in 9 years? I've only been to training twice. Stop being ridiculous and twisting words.

Posted
1 hour ago, jumbo returns said:

These young men have hardly had a life

I observed a young T Cloke growing up and watched him as his spirit, creativity and sense of fun disappear, as his footy consumed him 24/7

This could be JW's version of teenage angst

Like any individual and their employment, it's what you make of it.

AFL footballers have it much better than the average Joe.

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Posted (edited)
1 hour ago, beelzebub said:

There has occurred no trade yet ( formalised )

That is miles away from no takers.

At least 4 clubs are interested but one far more than the rest.

As with many things in trade week one trade may wait on others.

All those wishing to see the back of Jack, your wait is not much more.

As much as Jack has had to quickly acclimatise to a new beginning so do others elsewhere. As such some trades are either stalling or in flux. Possibly tomorrow or monday a number of required moves will happen( or start ) and the the pain of the expectant anguished will be extinguished.

Quite possibly locker #4 is already empty.

The jackals will have their day.

 

The dog has self inflicted all wounds so far BB.

Agree itshould be over soon I hope.

However he will go for a very poor pick hardly reinforcing some people on here deluded views of his impact at this club

I, for one, would keep Jack and see if he really wants to be here with his "mates" and sharing the glory

Unfortunately I really believe Jack  still hasn't got the ticker and would rather go elsewhere where maybe he can tease another group of supporters before moving on to his future passion in fashion.

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, jumbo returns said:

These young men have hardly had a life

I observed a young T Cloke growing up and watched him as his spirit, creativity and sense of fun disappear, as his footy consumed him 24/7

This could be JW's version of teenage angst

Gessus Jumbo you almost made me feel sorry fo Cloke 

Now that is a real achievement mate

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Posted
31 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

Jack's cryptic Instagram post, for those who haven't seen it yet. 

 

My son informs me he saw Jack earlier in the day at a driving range...in good form and good spirits. Make of that watt you will.

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Posted
17 minutes ago, jackaub said:

The dog has self inflicted all wounds so far BB.

Agree itshould be over soon I hope.

However he will go for a very poor pick hardly reinforcing some people on here deluded views of his impact at this club

I, for one, would keep Jack and see if he really wants to be here with his "mates" and sharing the glory

Unfortunately I really believe Jack  still hasn't got the ticker and would rather go elsewhere where maybe he can tease another group of supporters before moving on to his future passion in fashion.

 

Not all wounds...no...

Im somehow reminded of ' Julias Caesar' et tu.....

Posted
36 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

Jack's cryptic Instagram post, for those who haven't seen it yet. 

 

Off to the Zeb’s?


Posted

I see both sides of the argument, but this thread is getting ridiculous now.

Where is the actual evidence that Jack is a culture killer? Or a terrible trainer? Or went on a trip to Bondi?

The poor training and the Bondi trip 'analysis' both derived from GNF's post a while back - someone who I might add, a good few of you wont have a bar of at around this time of year.

GNF says he went to Byron, one person later repeats that as Bondi and now everyone says Bondi. GNF says his rehab was hampered/delayed/not ideal and that morphs into him being a terrible trainer, thats why he's no good....  yadda yadda yadda

What next?

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Posted
1 minute ago, JTR said:

I see both sides of the argument, but this thread is getting ridiculous now.

Where is the actual evidence that Jack is a culture killer? Or a terrible trainer? Or went on a trip to Bondi?

The poor training and the Bondi trip 'analysis' both derived from GNF's post a while back - someone who I might add, a good few of you wont have a bar of at around this time of year.

GNF says he went to Byron, one person later repeats that as Bondi and now everyone says Bondi. GNF says his rehab was hampered/delayed/not ideal and that morphs into him being a terrible trainer, thats why he's no good....  yadda yadda yadda

What next?

I can kill that speculation... I live in Sydney and can categorically state that I did not see any sign of Jack.

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Posted
5 minutes ago, JTR said:

What next?

The truth...though probably not 'next'

Meanwhile there'll be the rest of Jack's career.

Maybe we add football to war....the first casualty ....:rolleyes:

Posted
56 minutes ago, SFebey said:

When did I say he's trained poorly once in 9 years? I've only been to training twice. Stop being ridiculous and twisting words.

I think the point was that one swallow doth not a spring make. Your sample size is tiny (and probably subjective).

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Posted
31 minutes ago, JTR said:

I see both sides of the argument, but this thread is getting ridiculous now.

Where is the actual evidence that Jack is a culture killer? Or a terrible trainer? Or went on a trip to Bondi?

The poor training and the Bondi trip 'analysis' both derived from GNF's post a while back - someone who I might add, a good few of you wont have a bar of at around this time of year.

GNF says he went to Byron, one person later repeats that as Bondi and now everyone says Bondi. GNF says his rehab was hampered/delayed/not ideal and that morphs into him being a terrible trainer, thats why he's no good....  yadda yadda yadda

What next?

It's fact he went to Byron for a day trip to do a shoot in early July for his Skwosh club shorts... Big deal really

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Posted
2 hours ago, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

Just interested to know how many of those that would trade Jack for his off-feild behavior would have sacked Oliver after his drink driving at the start of the season and how many of those still would now.

Rubbish comparison and you know it.  Oliver is a kid who needed to learn a lesson.  Not only did he learn from it, he smashed it on the track and we've seen the benefits of that.

Jack is a 9 year veteran who still needs struggles for consistency in many facets of his game, both on and off field, when he should be setting the example for the kids.

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59df30bba7b50_ScreenShot2017-10-12at8_05_18pm.png.08f401a145513276c34561ba86769247.pngJust wondering, will we have to change the website if Jack goes? Perhaps we can put the number 28 draft pick there.

Posted
1 minute ago, Sargent Shultz said:

59df30bba7b50_ScreenShot2017-10-12at8_05_18pm.png.08f401a145513276c34561ba86769247.pngJust wondering, will we have to change the website if Jack goes? Perhaps we can put the number 28 draft pick there.

Forget the banner Sarge, fix up your notifcations!

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Posted
12 minutes ago, JV7 said:

It's fact he went to Byron for a day trip to do a shoot in early July for his Skwosh club shorts... Big deal really

It was byron, and i alerted this forum to it at the time. Jack posted a Instagram 'story' showing himself up there. A 'story' is temporary and deletes when a new story is added or after 15 hours. I said at the time that jack was silly posting it and it proved to be so. 

Posted
17 minutes ago, sue said:

I think the point was that one swallow doth not a spring make. Your sample size is tiny (and probably subjective).

Which is why I'll back the judgement of the FD, after all, they're the ones trying to offload him.

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Posted
5 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

Forget the banner Sarge, fix up your notifcations!

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Danke

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