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Aaron Mullett

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Should we look at this fella. Would he bring anything to the club. Don't know much about him. Seems like NM are throwing the baby out with the bath water!

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    Someone said something about landing a big fish a few weeks ago.

     

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    54 minutes ago, Stretch Johnson said:

    Someone said something about landing a big fish a few weeks ago.

     

    never heard of an aaron fish before. must be foreign

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    Ew, I don't like the idea of chasing a Norfff reject. However, I profusely dislike North Melbourne so it would probably hinder my judgement

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    2 hours ago, Deeprived Childhood said:

    Stinga is returning to the Dees to play on the wing alongside Lewis.

    Can you ask for Stinga's autograph for me please?

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    I've always thought Mullet was a proper AFL  tall forward, who couldn't get a game at Norf because they had Petrie, Brown,Tarrant ,Waite ,etc.

    If we could get him for nothing, he's worth it, for depth, in case Hogan gets injured as usual, or Weideman continues his over-slow development.

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    49 minutes ago, Jumping Jack Clennett said:

    I've always thought Mullet was a proper AFL  tall forward, who couldn't get a game at Norf because they had Petrie, Brown,Tarrant ,Waite ,etc.

    If we could get him for nothing, he's worth it, for depth, in case Hogan gets injured as usual, or Weideman continues his over-slow development.

    You mean the key forward who is 184cms and has kicked 31 goals in 85 games.

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    10 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Yes, purely because of his surname. 

    And because he only plays well against us. Another step to building a dynasty that can beat North one time. 

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    He is one of the better options available.....that says more about the delisted pool than it does about him.

    I would have no issues with a rookie list spot, but a side like gold coast could use some cheap vets.

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