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On 8/23/2018 at 10:58 PM, goodwindees said:

Dahlhaus is a superior player than, Spargo, ANB, AVB, Hannan, JKH & Kent. He is also more of what we need than Tyson. To say he’s not Best 22 is just wrong. 

Superior? He is a hack who butchers the ball.  He had 1 good season 

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    37 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

    Has told Beveridge he is leaving. Geelong has made him a sizable offer.

    https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/bulldogs-and-premiership-player-dahlhaus-certain-to-part-ways-20180904-p501qt.html

    the article quotes a salary of more than $500k a year... not exactly Gaff money by the sound of things.. wonder if the Boyd contract is starting to bite at the Bulldogs. One can never tell with the amount of front and back loading done these days.

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    1 hour ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    the article quotes a salary of more than $500k a year... not exactly Gaff money by the sound of things.. wonder if the Boyd contract is starting to bite at the Bulldogs. One can never tell with the amount of front and back loading done these days.

    Barrett said tonight that Cats have "put a 4 year offer to him that's around about $2 million"

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    14 hours ago, JTR said:

    Barrett said tonight that Cats have "put a 4 year offer to him that's around about $2 million"

    His brother (I believe it's his brother anyway) plays down at Anglesea, so I wouldn't be surprised to see Luke head to Geelong once free agency starts.

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    Good player.

    Worth a look.

     

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    6 minutes ago, dieter said:

    A look and a Pass. Next?

    You could be right. Unlikely as the possibility might seem. 

    We have a history of great Germans at the MFC.And then we have you.

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    55 minutes ago, Biffen said:

    You could be right. Unlikely as the possibility might seem. 

    We have a history of great Germans at the MFC.And then we have you.

    I could be right, I could be wrong, but it just may be a lunatic you're looking for.

    Anyway, if Dallhouse was a true German he'd be the size of Nietz, Schwartz and Mueller. Obst, even. I put it to you he's a fraud. 

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    57 minutes ago, Biffen said:

    You could be right. Unlikely as the possibility might seem. 

    We have a history of great Germans at the MFC.And then we have you.

    Are you sure your cucumber sangers aren't tinged with the dreaded Botu's?

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    11 hours ago, dieter said:

    I could be right, I could be wrong, but it just may be a lunatic you're looking for.

    Anyway, if Dallhouse was a true German he'd be the size of Nietz, Schwartz and Mueller. Obst, even. I put it to you he's a fraud. 

    And I forgot the mighty Wiedemann, didn't I???

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    Hope the Cats get him for 4 years at 500k.

    He will do nothing to improve their side.

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    Kicked 1 goal this year, says it all

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    His role seems to have changed from a pressuring small forward to an outside link type player between the arcs. Would explain only kicking 1 goal this year. Great coaching to not play him to his strengths.

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    His best days are behind him, pass.

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