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James Harmes is our Special Guest on the Demonland Podcast (6/6)

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Would like to know how his contract is going. Have they opened negotiations?

Also how he's embraced different roles - wing, forward, back, on ball and even some ruck and if he sees himself settling in to one particular spot.

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    I have a soft spot for Harmes. He came back to the club in ripping shape, he’s done well to cement his place in the best 22. And he looks like the bad guy out of every movie from the 80’s. 

    Edited by Ethan Tremblay

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    Harmes suffered a punctured lung I believe in his first season playing with Casey which kept him out for nearly two months. No doubt disappointing for a rookie trying to have an impact and make an impression in their first season.

    Maybe a question about his drive, determination and his thoughts on how he could get the best out himself when he returned from the injury?

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    8 minutes ago, Stevienic23 said:

    Ask him if the rumours of stkilda chasing him are true

    It's hard to imagine anyone on the MFC list that the Aints wouldn't be chasing.

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    Hi I’d like to ask Harmes a question. Do the players use round 23 last season as motivation going into this game or have they moved on and left that in the past? 

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    Can you ask him if he is any chance of a move to the backiine in Lever's absence?

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    On the theme touched on in the clarry thread i would be keen to know if teammates are consciously adopting his handball techniques or it is more though osmosis (harmes seem to trying the overhead in the air handball quite often - along with Dustin Martin's straight arm fend off)

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    I'd like to apologise for drunkenly but accidently licking his sweaty ear when I hugged him at Subi last year whilst screaming "that was f*@%ing awesome."

    I was the only Melbourne supporter in the Eagles members area and he was the only Melbourne player to venture over.

    Fun times.

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    4 hours ago, Stevienic23 said:

    Ask him if the rumours of stkilda chasing him are true

    Lol is that a real rumour (as real as they can be), or some toss on BigFooty or facebook just making stuff up?

    I hope it’s true. Imagine that situation; you grow up supporting a team, and get drafted by the team you grew up barracking for on to the rookie list, at a time the club is in the toilet. During that time, you slog your guts out trying to make a name for yourself at a club barely able to support itself, let alone you. Half way in to your career, you finally establish yourself as an AFL quality midfielder, and the team you grew up loving and now play for is flying.

    Then some two bit pack of muppets from across town and about 14 spots lower on the ladder come knocking. They give you an offer to toss away your life long connection and newfound enjoyment of winning games of footy to lose at Etihad in front of about 5 people every week. 

    I don’t think I’d be able to contain my laughter.

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    9 minutes ago, Nasher said:

    Lol is that a real rumour (as real as they can be), or some toss on BigFooty or facebook just making stuff up?

    I hope it’s true. Imagine that situation; you grow up supporting a team, and get drafted by the team you grew up barracking for on to the rookie list, at a time the club is in the toilet. During that time, you slog your guts out trying to make a name for yourself at a club barely able to support itself, let alone you. Half way in to your career, you finally establish yourself as an AFL quality midfielder, and the team you grew up loving and now play for is flying.

    Then some two bit pack of muppets from across town and about 14 spots lower on the ladder come knocking. They give you an offer to toss away your life long connection and newfound enjoyment of winning games of footy to lose at Etihad in front of about 5 people every week. 

    I don’t think I’d be able to contain my laughter.

    Especially as the only perks to the base wage would be a half-used BIC lighter and the opportunity to participate in some questionable boudoir photography. 

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    7 hours ago, Nasher said:

    Lol is that a real rumour (as real as they can be), or some toss on BigFooty or facebook just making stuff up?

    I hope it’s true. Imagine that situation; you grow up supporting a team, and get drafted by the team you grew up barracking for on to the rookie list, at a time the club is in the toilet. During that time, you slog your guts out trying to make a name for yourself at a club barely able to support itself, let alone you. Half way in to your career, you finally establish yourself as an AFL quality midfielder, and the team you grew up loving and now play for is flying.

    Then some two bit pack of muppets from across town and about 14 spots lower on the ladder come knocking. They give you an offer to toss away your life long connection and newfound enjoyment of winning games of footy to lose at Etihad in front of about 5 people every week. 

    I don’t think I’d be able to contain my laughter.

    Holy [censored]. This is brutally beautiful. 

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    7 hours ago, Nasher said:

    Lol is that a real rumour (as real as they can be), or some toss on BigFooty or facebook just making stuff up?

    I hope it’s true. Imagine that situation; you grow up supporting a team, and get drafted by the team you grew up barracking for on to the rookie list, at a time the club is in the toilet. During that time, you slog your guts out trying to make a name for yourself at a club barely able to support itself, let alone you. Half way in to your career, you finally establish yourself as an AFL quality midfielder, and the team you grew up loving and now play for is flying.

    Then some two bit pack of muppets from across town and about 14 spots lower on the ladder come knocking. They give you an offer to toss away your life long connection and newfound enjoyment of winning games of footy to lose at Etihad in front of about 5 people every week. 

    I don’t think I’d be able to contain my laughter.

    Haha which is why i want the question asked so i can hear harmesy scoff

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    Great to hear the story and background of Harmesy.  Nice work thanks guys

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