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Brayshaw Re-Signs Until 2022

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Can’t send link as I’m in the car, but just had text from the club saying Gus Brayshaw has signed a 4 year deal! Happy days!

 

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    Absolutely Fantastic    Gun Player    maybe we can win the next few games

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    I wonder what the figure was? Difficult to work out considering last year and start of this, then the outstanding form. $600k?

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    On 7/23/2018 at 12:20 PM, Danelska said:

    As he's never been know as  'loose lips Josh' -  I'd imagine there would be an announcement in 48-72 hours as a best case scenario.

    Nailed it

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    Close thread!!’ You bloody ripper!!

    Or change the header. 

    Edited by Dee Zephyr

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    Thanks for the link, WB.

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    And North Melbourne miss out on ANOTHER signing. Ha ha ha 

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    Great news. He's Arriving into his real potential now and forming part of what must be one of the most talented young midfield groups in the comp. 

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    Hot diggedy dog :)

    Go you good Gus

    Here's laughing at you Naught !! ???

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    9 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

    And North Melbourne miss out on ANOTHER signing. Ha ha ha 

    Rumours had it $700k x 4 from North. EAD

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    Great news for Angus and for the club.

    Now we need to get our collective heads down and work on a top 8 then top 4 spot.

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    Players are not leaving this club unless their papers are stamped. Success is imminent in the coming years and they don't want to miss out. 

    Not once did I fear losing him despite the rubbish in the media of late.  

    Well done Gus !

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    My favourite player. His hardness, run and carry, skills on both sides of his body. Absolutely stoked with this. 

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    Brilliant news, Gus, Trac, Clarry 3 young stars all locked away our midfield is pretty set now

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    Fantastic news! In a week where feelings were at a low, this brings sunshine to my soul at least.

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