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6 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Expecting to hear news as early as today, hold on to your fedoras. #ETthetradewhisperer. 

I do like that journalistic wiggle room...

 
43 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Expecting to hear news as early as today, hold on to your fedoras. #ETthetradewhisperer. 

i don't know how to thank you enough, ethan

keep up your groundbreaking news

57 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Expecting to hear news as early as today, hold on to your fedoras. #ETthetradewhisperer. 

 

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Dom Tyson's manager just on Trade Radio.

He acknowledged possibility of a move if the right opportunity came up. Dom loves it at Melbourne but plays his best footy as inside mid amd with our talent he's been pushed out to wing.

Has been some interest, but wouldn't say who, but would have to be right for Dom

1 hour ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Expecting to hear news as early as today, hold on to your fedoras. #ETthetradewhisperer. 

See, now why cant journalists break news in this fashion ?


13 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Dom Tyson's manager just on Trade Radio.

He acknowledged possibility of a move if the right opportunity came up. Dom loves it at Melbourne but plays his best footy as inside mid amd with our talent he's been pushed out to wing.

Has been some interest, but wouldn't say who, but would have to be right for Dom

Reading between the lines and drawing a long bow etc etc. Said has had discussions. I’m guessing moving to Gold Coast isn’t right for Dom. Could have been a straight swap for KK

12 minutes ago, It's Time said:

Reading between the lines and drawing a long bow etc etc. Said has had discussions. I’m guessing moving to Gold Coast isn’t right for Dom. Could have been a straight swap for KK

If I was the bombers I would be going hard for Tyson. 

They need inside mids and he would complement their midfield group very well 

 
6 minutes ago, GCDee said:

If I was the bombers I would be going hard for Tyson. 

They need inside mids and he would complement their midfield group very well 

Would make pretty good sense I would have thought as well.

Wouldn't mind the Dees looking at Townsend from Tigers, Townsend fits our mould nicely and a handy goalsneak also, pretty hard at it and squeezed out at Richmond due to Lynch.


38 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Whispers circulating about Weitering, will he seek a trade? 

Another Dees supporter to add to Gaff, Pendlebury, Shuey, Judd and Buddy etc.

1 minute ago, Redleg said:

Another Dees supporter to add to Gaff, Pendlebury, Shuey, Judd and Buddy etc.

Except this time we're good...

45 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Whispers circulating about Weitering, will he seek a trade? 

My god... who'd want to get off the Blues bus ??? :)

Does anyone know where its going ??

51 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Whispers circulating about Weitering, will he seek a trade? 

If there is one thing carlton love its GWS rejects... Tyson & Frost get it done? Haha 


6 hours ago, dee-tox said:

Has been searching houses in the Casey/Berwick area this year...

Thats funny I have not smelt him.

2 hours ago, GCDee said:

If there is one thing carlton love its GWS rejects... Tyson & Frost get it done? Haha 

You know what. It's not actually the worst idea from Carlton's perspective.

Weitering for Tyson and Frost.

@Ethan Tremblay what have you heard? ;)

1 hour ago, A F said:

You know what. It's not actually the worst idea from Carlton's perspective.

Weitering for Tyson and Frost.

@Ethan Tremblay what have you heard? ;)

Let me answer your question with another question, what haven’t I heard? 

5 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Let me answer your question with another question, what haven’t I heard? 

what havent you heard then ?

Apparently amongst the fast growing "Green Shoots" at CARLTANK there is an abundance of Noxious Weeds which Weitering finds all consuming. Might need a freshening grass is Greener playing at the G 

Just speculation of course!


1 minute ago, picket fence said:

Apparently amongst the fast growing "Green Shoots" at CARLTANK there is an abundance of Noxious Weeds which Weitering finds all consuming. Might need a freshening grass is Greener playing at the G 

Just speculation of course!

Are you just spit-balling on from my above post re Weitering? Well played. 

3 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Apparently amongst the fast growing "Green Shoots" at CARLTANK there is an abundance of Noxious Weeds which Weitering finds all consuming. Might need a freshening grass is Greener playing at the G 

 

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5 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Apparently amongst the fast growing "Green Shoots" at CARLTANK there is an abundance of Noxious Weeds which Weitering finds all consuming. Might need a freshening grass is Greener playing at the G 

Just speculation of course!

Are you saying he wants a toke on our Weed?

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1 minute ago, Moonshadow said:

 

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GOLD MOONMAN!

12 hours ago, dee-tox said:

Has been searching houses in the Casey/Berwick area this year...

Not sure I would be house-hunting at Casey if I was on his coin but at least it isn’t far from training is there is room to fit him under the Casey Demons salary cap!


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