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51 minutes ago, It's Time said:

I have it from a very reliable source is $650k. 

I'm just making it up he's on $1. Yes that's right, $1.

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33 minutes ago, timbo said:

I'm just making it up he's on $1M.

Can you please edit your post to read $550k. I've heard it from a very unreliable source Gaff is an avid DL reader and we don't want him getting over inflated ideas. 

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15 minutes ago, It's Time said:

Can you please edit your post to read $550k. I've heard it from a very unreliable source Gaff is an avid DL reader and we don't want him getting over inflated ideas. 

What are you on! I said $1! Can you edit your post to read $1.5!!

 
21 minutes ago, timbo said:

What are you on! I said $1! Can you edit your post to read $1.5!!

Thats the spirit.

2 hours ago, It's Time said:

Where do you get your information that Lever is on that?  

From the media


29 minutes ago, It's Time said:

Thats the spirit.

As you all know, he's definitely worth $2M per annum.

What what what?

1 minute ago, timbo said:

What what what?

Ha! Ha! I see what you did there even if I don't know how. I see it but I don't believe it. 

Andrew when you read this I just want you to know I didn't write that. You are only worth $500 and be grateful for playing for the team you grew up worshipping like all of us but we don't get the honour of playing for it like you will. Sooo lucky. 

17 minutes ago, WERRIDEE said:

From the media

Thank God for that. I was worried you were going to quote some unreliable source like a friend of a friend's friend or someone who knows someone who knows a family member. 

 
2 hours ago, It's Time said:

Ha! Ha! I see what you did there even if I don't know how. I see it but I don't believe it. 

Andrew when you read this I just want you to know I didn't write that. You are only worth $500 and be grateful for playing for the team you grew up worshipping like all of us but we don't get the honour of playing for it like you will. Sooo lucky. 

This going to the team you followed is not a trend in the AFL, just ask Juddy, Buddy and Prestia.

9 minutes ago, Redleg said:

This going to the team you followed is not a trend in the AFL, just ask Juddy, Buddy and Prestia.

I swear there's a bunch of recruiting assassins on here.


22 hours ago, Petraccattack said:

How often does a player of his calibre remain unsigned this late into the season?

Very good chance that hes already committed to us.

It would be nice to be considered (the MFC) as the destination team of choice for players of a particular calibre.

10 hours ago, Ron Burgundy said:

Geez I hate the expression ‘cooked’ when it’s applied to footballers.

There’s something not quite right about it.

Whilst I’d like to see Gaff in the red and the blue, I don’t see why doesn’t Goodwin throw Jayden Hunt on a wing if he’s not liking him in defence. He definitely has outside run. In spades.

 

Fully agree on Jayden Hunt - maybe he can develop some more skills for this role in the next few weeks/months. He does need to be able to apply his speed with a change of direction. In a straight line, he's very fast. A capacity to weave reliably, to blind turn or to combine 'eyes up' scanning to teammates with that speed would be phenomenally potent.Could be the next Stan Alves if that was the case and located on the wing with 2-way running from HBF to HFF or spots in-between. He already has Alves' kicking aptitudes and grunt speed.

10 hours ago, Ron Burgundy said:

Geez I hate the expression ‘cooked’ when it’s applied to footballers.

There’s something not quite right about it.

Whilst I’d like to see Gaff in the red and the blue, I don’t see why doesn’t Goodwin throw Jayden Hunt on a wing if he’s not liking him in defence. He definitely has outside run. In spades.

 

Poor disposal, only runs in straight lines and often gets caught for running too far. He can fix 2 and 3 but I don't think his disposal will ever be as good as Gaffs.

3 hours ago, It's Time said:

I swear there's a bunch of recruiting assassins on here.

And they're not even smiling assassins. Poor form. 


8 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

Trade Tyson stay away from Hannebery.

Anyone would think he's on drugs or something!

Hannebury has been a topliner.

22 hours ago, DV8 said:

didn't Murphy commit to the blues?

ooh, disagree Werri.

Why do you say that?   I'd prefer Hannebury,,, unless you know something I don't?

 

22 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

Inside, slow and injury prone. Hannebery is someone we don't need we need outside run and carry like Gaff not Hannebery he is cooked.

So, if we trade out Tyson, and Oli were to get hurt, we need inside ability.

We shouldn't maintain the list that skinny,,, that we have no cover. 

I think Hannebury can be very handy,,, and with Tyson on the outer, and Jones running on fumes. We would lack class inside, in those circumstances.

And we aren't as strong inside, as we like to think we are.  We're strong, but not the strongest.  We are amongst the other good inside mid-fields.

 

Yes.... we need outside run, but we need speeeed, more than any other run.

 

If we can guarantee we win the clearances,,, and get the ball out to our quick's, we will win way more than lose.  We do not want to pay too much Lira to any one player.    Unless a DShiel or JKelly bobs up.

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3 hours ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

Now leading the fairfax player of the year voting

oh, now, that settles it then;,, he's a MUST get now, its confirmed... he's the one.

... cause bryan fairfax told me so. ?

25 minutes ago, DV8 said:

 

Hannebury has been a topliner.

You are right there has been.

Not any more.

15 minutes ago, DV8 said:

 

So, if we trade out Tyson, and Oli were to get hurt, we need inside ability.

Why would we want Clarry to be injured for. 

Main players: Oliver, Brayshaw, Viney, Jones, Harmes, Petracca, Neal-Bullen, Fritsch, Stretch

Fringe: Tyson, Maynard, Vandenberg, Baker, Bugg, Hannan, Kennedy Harris

We have enough players to cover for injury.

If we don't have injuries Tyson and\or Hannebery play in the reserves, what a waste. 

15 minutes ago, DV8 said:

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Oliver, Viney, Brayshaw, Petracca, supported by Gaff and Salem, all being fed by Gawn. Drool.

8 minutes ago, A F said:

Oliver, Viney, Brayshaw, Petracca, supported by Gaff and Salem, all being fed by Gawn. Drool.

Don't forget according to Carey we should have Walsh as well.

 
2 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

Why would we want Clarry to be injured for. 

Main players: Oliver, Brayshaw, Viney, Jones, Harmes, Petracca, Neal-Bullen, Fritsch, Stretch

Fringe: Tyson, Maynard, Vandenberg, Baker, Bugg, Hannan, Kennedy Harris

We have enough players to cover for injury.

If we don't have injuries Tyson and\or Hannebery play in the reserves, what a waste. 

 

inside mids, in-unders... Oliver, Viney, Jones, Harmes,,,,,, Brayshaw, Petracca, Neal-Bullen,

I would say of these boys, the first 4 are the real coalface players, and the others are opportunistic insiders.

I think I see where your viewing things from.... we differ on what we call inside players (in-unders)..... I think, we only have 4 of what I would call in-unders in our B-22.

The others I would term, as just inside mids.

 

Now...  no-one wants injuries, but they do happen.  And we need cover.  and we need to get more talented.

Hannebury is a yes for me; unless he's murdered an underworld figure in the past 6 months.

On 7/8/2018 at 9:56 PM, WERRIDEE said:

Just admit you were wrong I won't think any less of you.

No opinion is right or wrong, it is an opinion

Not sure which bit you don't get

You only have to read the game day and post match to see differing opinions on the same player

It is only a certain type of person that requires validation that their opinion is the correct one and others are wrong


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