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Greg Swann Is A Hypocrite

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Greg Swann says the AFL should feel obliged to assist struggling clubs with the aid of a priority pick. Funny isn't when we were a complete basket case he was totally against us getting a priority pick. This is about the 4th different year he has spoken about his club possibly getting a priority pick. How can you even talk about that in the middle of the year. At least when we asked for a priority pick it wasn't until the end of the season not in the middle of the year. Anyway Brisbane haven't been as bad as he claims yes there win-loss record is bad but they have been a chance of winning most games.

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    Meh. He’s paid a considerable amount of money to defend the interests of the club he is employed at. He might have considered shutting his trap when he was the Carlton CEO just in case he found himself in this situation later, but ultimately of course this would be his position when running a struggling clib.

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    Any club sitting there and asking for handouts can just sit there and cop it in the you know what, just like we did for all those years.

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    50 minutes ago, Win4theAges said:

    Any club sitting there and asking for handouts can just sit there and cop it in the you know what, just like we did for all those years.

    Didn't we get priority picks a couple of times?

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    The answer is no since they have changed the rules. Yes we got a compensation pick for Frawley @ pick 3. The goal post have moved com, they are going to have to do it the hard way just like our Dees through compromised draft picks and all.

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    1 hour ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

    Didn't we get priority picks a couple of times?

    Carlton NO, Brisbane NO pull your finger out and get better just like Melbourne had to do and cop all the BS that comes your way.

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