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6 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

Here's three of the reasons Gaff is looking good this year

Shuey

Redden

Yeo

Keep digging, the same Shuey that missed 5 games? That really impacted Gaff didn't it?

At least chose Naitinui if you want to show you have any knowledge of football.

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    12 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

    Here's three of the reasons Gaff is looking good this year

    Shuey

    Redden

    Yeo

    Nah, sorry don't buy that Saty,

    if that's the case imagine how he looks with Oliver, Brayshaw, Petracca, Viney and co!

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    14 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

    Here's three of the reasons Gaff is looking good this year

    Shuey

    Redden

    Yeo

     

    "Here's three of the reasons Redden is looking good this year

    Shuey

    Gaff

    Yeo. "

    -  Saty if the Demons were chasing Redden

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    As obnoxious as he can be, Saty is entitled to his opinion.

    Only thing that counts against you Sat, is that you cannot find a negative thing to say about any Dees player, but cant find much good to say about a bloke who gets 20 bazillion touches every week, and displays traits that are an identified weakness in our list.

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    38 minutes ago, faultydet said:

    As obnoxious as he can be, Saty is entitled to his opinion.

    Only thing that counts against you Sat, is that you cannot find a negative thing to say about any Dees player, but cant find much good to say about a bloke who gets 20 bazillion touches every week, and displays traits that are an identified weakness in our list.

    BANG!!!!!

    (walks away...)

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    With Slone re-committing, the big cash from Norf, Saints and Hawks will focus on Gaff and Lynch. Hope we've got big space in our cap. I'm concerned we still have a couple of dees yet to put pen to paper

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    27 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

    With Slone re-committing, the big cash from Norf, Saints and Hawks will focus on Gaff and Lynch. Hope we've got big space in our cap. I'm concerned we still have a couple unsigned on our list

    All reports seem to indicate we can re-sign Gus etc and fit Gaff in. 

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    I wonder who North and Saints are going to convince to re-sign next?   please offer a Mil for Gus and he will sign next week

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    Maybe uber $ isn't just what GAGF is after. Maybe it's more / a premiership. I mean if the weagles win this year he might stay on or think on the balance of probability they're unlikely to go Back to Back so might up stumps. So, of the potentials - north saints and dees - who is going to offer the best combo of $ and opportunity. Dees.

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    On 7/9/2018 at 11:48 AM, It's Time said:

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

    My next door neighbour is a Gaff and a relative . Her side of the Gaff family are rusted on Tigers 

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    9 minutes ago, Demonland said:

     

    Heh, he is only a plodder anyway....

    Saty was right after all.

    :lol:

     

     

    *i reserve the right to hail him a champion if he want to come to us.

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    6 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

    coming from Tim Gossage, one of the most biased West Australian's out there. Take it with a grain of salt either way.

    .... and apparently coming off the stunning logic that refers to St Kilda as being the only club into Gaff, and therefore why would he leave the WCE because they are closer to a flag than the Saints ?

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    9 minutes ago, Demon Disciple said:

    coming from Tim Gossage, one of the most biased West Australian's out there. Take it with a grain of salt either way.

     

    Just now, Ouch! said:

    .... and apparently coming off the stunning logic that refers to St Kilda as being the only club into Gaff, and therefore why would he leave the WCE because they are closer to a flag than the Saints ?

    Realise that Tim is a Saints supporter for a start, I haven't found him to be WA biased. A bit of a screw loose at times...yeah.

    ...but I guess we wait and see on Gaff.

    I would be looking for the next player about to make his mark or not getting opportunity and targeting them rather than or in conjunction with a big fish type player anyway. I'm sure we are...Yeo & Dockerty were taken out of Brisbane and became pretty decent players. Maybe there is one at GC, I know the AFL wouldn't be happy but it's not our job to prop up GC.

    The Tiges have some small forwards maybe worth a shot.

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    21 hours ago, faultydet said:

    As obnoxious as he can be, Saty is entitled to his opinion.

    Only thing that counts against you Sat, is that you cannot find a negative thing to say about any Dees player, but cant find much good to say about a bloke who gets 20 bazillion touches every week, and displays traits that are an identified weakness in our list.

    Weaknesses identified by who?

    The experts on here

    David King

    I don't deny he gets a bazilllion touches, but it is what he does with them, he goes missing when the heat is on

    With the three i mentioned all playing well last week, it gave him the opportunity to rack up the touches

    His inside work has only appeared this year and is inconsistent

    He reminds me of Priddis with his accumulating but not hurting, how Priddis won a Brownlow still amazes me

    I have an opinion on every player on the Melbourne list, but there is enough vitriol and denigration of their playing abilities already on this forum

    As you can see, apart from yourself, the ones who replied are those that require validation, apart from the one that just seems to explode from the excitement these days

    As I said if the club decides to sign Golden Balls, that's ok with me,  I have no say in it

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    Hopefully Yeo, Redden and Shuey all stayas well, Gaff draws his powers from them. 

    Edited by Ethan Tremblay

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    1 hour ago, Demonland said:

     

    If he stays I am sure we have a nice backup plan.

    Or Maybe Gaff was the backup plan?   Josh Mahoney is very good at this stuff.

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    The same Tim Gossage who said Sloane was gone and two years ago Hogan was a lock to go home. 

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    Gossage said just two weeks ago that Adam Cerra from Fremantle was very gettable at the end of the year, even though contracted. Fremantle and Cerra's manager all came out soon afterwards and said Cerra was looking to extend his contract. Gossage was made to look a right dill.

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    7 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    The same Tim Gossage who said Sloane was gone and two years ago Hogan was a lock to go home. 

    I think Hogan could be the missing pawn to our side. If we could find a suitable trade to bring in 2 quality wingers, that would make us a formidable side. Richmond have shown the best model for a forward line.

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    1 hour ago, SPC said:

    I think Hogan could be the missing pawn to our side. If we could find a suitable trade to bring in 2 quality wingers, that would make us a formidable side. Richmond have shown the best model for a forward line.

    That doesn't mean that model for a forward line will last forever.  Things change constantly.  In two years time sides might be screaming out for 2 key forwards as one team wins the flag on the back of it.  No need to trade out someone as talented as Hogan to suit another clubs style of football.

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    2 hours ago, Satyriconhome said:

    As I said if the club decides to sign Golden Balls, that's ok with me,  I have no say in it

    I fail to see how it could be, considering you've made it clear you don't rate him and are now using childish, 12 year old names (Golden Balls) when discussing him.   That all goes out the window instantly the moment we sign him?  That doesn't make sense to me.

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