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9 hours ago, DeeZone said:

Congratulations JT a top footballer and great person cruel'ed by injury, good luck with all future endeavor's and as mentioned by earlier posters it would be great to keep someone of Jack's calibre around the club............................Go Jack.......!!!!!

Hear Hear.

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Posted
2 hours ago, picket fence said:

Wow wins Casey's B&F !

Meanwhile a bloke called Martin who we overlooked, just won a premiership, A Norm Smith and a Brownlow!! 

But Congrats!! 

Gee our recruiting was on the nose then!!

what would we do, picket, without your great insight?

our very own agony aunt

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Posted
1 minute ago, daisycutter said:

what would we do, picket, without your great insight?

our very own agony aunt

He is right though

we all thought it yesterday...

Posted
4 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

what would we do, picket, without your great insight?

our very own agony aunt

Hello is anyone home?

Posted
2 hours ago, picket fence said:

Wow wins Casey's B&F !

Meanwhile a bloke called Martin who we overlooked, just won a premiership, A Norm Smith and a Brownlow!! 

But Congrats!! 

Gee our recruiting was on the nose then!!

All things considered, what a [censored] weak comment. 

Good on Jack, great effort, and such an impressive competitor.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Sir Why You Little said:

He is right though

we all thought it yesterday...

Yep and the Agony continues!

 

Posted
On 01/10/2017 at 8:24 PM, picket fence said:

Wow wins Casey's B&F !

Meanwhile a bloke called Martin who we overlooked, just won a premiership, A Norm Smith and a Brownlow!! 

But Congrats!! 

Gee our recruiting was on the nose then!!

No it wasn't! We selected $cully as number one and most form experts had $cully and Trengove as 1 & 2. It was not our recruiting team's fault that $cully was offered a $Million+ per year to go to GWS where he is amongst their best players. Are you suggesting that $cully would not make our top 22 (or for that matter not make Richmond's top 22)? ?


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On ‎1‎/‎10‎/‎2017 at 10:40 PM, Sir Why You Little said:

He is right though

we all thought it yesterday...

Disagree. That's not the case. Its an unknown as to what Trengrove would have achieved.

Trengrove looked promising in his first 2 years before injuries and the weight of the captaincy played its part. 

Poor injury management and the influence of our 'high performance' coaches and development programs snuffed out any chance of many of our high draft picks reaching their potential.

Same would have happened to Martin if he came to the MFC and probably worse given he had/has his own set of issues.

Posted

Can't see a club picking up Jack to play AFL but can see them putting him around their VFL squad to teach and develop them as a playing coach then moving to an assistant or development role with that club later.

Not too different to Matthew Egan who had is career cut short and is now with MFC.

Posted
2 hours ago, Demons1858 said:

Disagree. That's not the case. Its an unknown as to what Trengrove would have achieved.

Trengrove looked promising in his first 2 years before injuries and the weight of the captaincy played its part. 

Poor injury management and the influence of our 'high performance' coaches and development programs snuffed out any chance of many of our high draft picks reaching their potential.

Same would have happened to Martin if he came to the MFC and probably worse given he had/has his own set of issues.

Trengove was a good solid player, big heart. 

But he was always to slow to be considered as such a high draft pick

i thought that long before he was injured

$cully never wanted to be at Melbourne and as an athlete, should never been labelled number 1

He is a running machine

the only thing Dusty can do is play football and we didn’t even bother to chat to him

It summed up those dark dark years

Clueless

Posted
On 10/1/2017 at 8:24 PM, picket fence said:

Wow wins Casey's B&F !

Meanwhile a bloke called Martin who we overlooked, just won a premiership, A Norm Smith and a Brownlow!! 

But Congrats!! 

Gee our recruiting was on the nose then!!

Fuxake, fence.  Bet you weren't complaining one iota in 2011/2012 when Trengove was one of the very few shining lights in our pus side.  Tell me when Trengove re-signed in the face of 186, we were up to our neck in the Scully thing, and Dustin Martin was nobody, you were saying "if only we'd picked Dusty".

I'm all for slamming the club for terrible recruiting.  Decisions like the Cook and Gysberts ones were a joke.  But sometimes you just have to accept that s*** happens.  He looked every bit an elite talent for years and is clearly a quality, professional individual.  Nobody could possibly have predicted that it would turn out the way it has.

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Posted
On 29/09/2017 at 2:58 PM, McQueen said:

I don't get this comment. Why do you say that?

No MFC listed player wants to win the b n f in the 2nds. It means they aren't playing in the ones..

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Posted
6 hours ago, Nasher said:

Fuxake, fence.  Bet you weren't complaining one iota in 2011/2012 when Trengove was one of the very few shining lights in our pus side.  Tell me when Trengove re-signed in the face of 186, we were up to our neck in the Scully thing, and Dustin Martin was nobody, you were saying "if only we'd picked Dusty".

I'm all for slamming the club for terrible recruiting.  Decisions like the Cook and Gysberts ones were a joke.  But sometimes you just have to accept that s*** happens.  He looked every bit an elite talent for years and is clearly a quality, professional individual.  Nobody could possibly have predicted that it would turn out the way it has.

I wonder Nasher had Richtank had first two picks who they would have chosen!?

All elementary of course now!

Posted
15 hours ago, jnrmac said:

No MFC listed player wants to win the b n f in the 2nds. It means they aren't playing in the ones..

It means ... b n f  stands for out the door unfortunately


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