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Who will the Demons target next?

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Need to get over our obsession with inside mids and intercept defenders for a start: any danger we could recruit a forward?

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    5 hours ago, samcantstandya said:

    Charlie is a very smart footballer who will be a regular once he builds his engine. He was pick 29 from memory or there abouts.

    Hmmn, I agree, ' scsy'.

    needs that tank and to get stronger fitter.  a better player than tracc, atmo.   just off form.

    He supplies our other forwards, with his distribution skills.   We are missing him,  In-form.  and Hannan.

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    Israel Falou...back on the market!

    no I am not being serious 

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    2 minutes ago, mauriesy said:

    I think we should target the Saints this week.

    Seb Ross would be a handy acquisition 

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    Callum Ah Chee.  Classy mid forward.  Always played well when I watched the Suns.  Now in their reserves but I am sure has the talent, pace and class that would fit into Dees needs. 

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    Whoever we target it's time to start targeting them before the price shoots up. May may be great for us but like Lever came at a heavy cost if they work out great.

    I like the deals Carlton have done to get Plowman and Marchbank in. I like both players.

    Having said that both Hibberd and Melksham were good deals which I think the club won

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    20 minutes ago, Pennant St Dee said:

    Whoever we target it's time to start targeting them before the price shoots up. May may be great for us but like Lever came at a heavy cost if they work out great.

    I like the deals Carlton have done to get Plowman and Marchbank in. I like both players.

    Having said that both Hibberd and Melksham were good deals which I think the club won

    Carltank traded Marchbank and Pickett plus a second rounder for a second and third rounder in 2016, plus a 2017 first round pick - it’s not that great a deal in isolation 

    Plowman is a below average defender - was part of the deal that saw pick No.28 together with No.77, 95 and Geelong's 2016 first-round pick (acquired in the Lachie Henderson trade) to Greater Western Sydney for Lachie Plowman, Jed Lamb, Andrew Phillips and Liam Sumner and pick No.8

    Neither deal is equivalent to $cully for pick 68 or whatever it was, which remains daylight robbery 

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    2 minutes ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

    Carltank traded Marchbank and Pickett plus a second rounder for a second and third rounder in 2016, plus a 2017 first round pick - it’s not that great a deal in isolation 

    Plowman is a below average defender - was part of the deal that saw pick No.28 together with No.77, 95 and Geelong's 2016 first-round pick (acquired in the Lachie Henderson trade) to Greater Western Sydney for Lachie Plowman, Jed Lamb, Andrew Phillips and Liam Sumner and pick No.8

    Neither deal is equivalent to $cully for pick 68 or whatever it was, which remains daylight robbery 

    Agreed. Future 4th round is what the hawks paid. Super shadey that deal. Nominates hawthorn “ because of their record with treating  injuries” all the talk is of no Scully fr 2019 or most of it... or that he may never play again. Then viola he’s playing round frikn 2. Meaning he must have known the injury wasn’t that bad. I don’t mind players nominating a club and the club paying what the player is worth but that deal was utter deception. If it happened to us I’d be going off my nuts. Scully is the worst with [censored] like this.... keeps inventing new lows fr himself. I’m amazed there has not been more spotlight on this. 

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    A callous, self-absorbed, money grubbing little scumbag.

    AND I don’t like him.

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    2 hours ago, Wells 11 said:

    Agreed. Future 4th round is what the hawks paid. Super shadey that deal. Nominates hawthorn “ because of their record with treating  injuries” all the talk is of no Scully fr 2019 or most of it... or that he may never play again. Then viola he’s playing round frikn 2. Meaning he must have known the injury wasn’t that bad. I don’t mind players nominating a club and the club paying what the player is worth but that deal was utter deception. If it happened to us I’d be going off my nuts. Scully is the worst with [censored] like this.... keeps inventing new lows fr himself. I’m amazed there has not been more spotlight on this. 

    He looked slow and lacking agility. Not sure he will get back to the best he showed at GWS. Was also a salary dump by GWS. They have a number of players better than $cully that need re-signing

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    4 hours ago, durango said:

    Jack Martin from Gold Coast Suns

    OOC at seasons end and may be open to a move to Victoria as his partner is from here and reportedly unsettled on GC. Was keen on getting to Bombers last year, but scuppered by Shiel deal. 

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    2 hours ago, ProperDee said:

    A callous, self-absorbed, money grubbing little scumbag.

    AND I don’t like him.

    You forgot to say, deceitful glory chaser who lied to a dying man. (Jimmy Stynes).

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    5 hours ago, durango said:

    Jack Martin from Gold Coast Suns

    Coniglio.  Billings   Elliot.   ???

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    Omeara signs for 4 more years in a deal designed to give them the SC space to go after Coniglio, who is a FA this year and best mates with Omeara 

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    I think we should be going after Zac Jones in a big way. 

    Fits the mould perfectly. 

    Tough, breaks lines with hard running and pace and normally uses the ball very well. 

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    7 minutes ago, stevethemanjordan said:

    I think we should be going after Zac Jones in a big way. 

    Fits the mould perfectly. 

    Tough, breaks lines with hard running and pace and normally uses the ball very well. 

    @stevethemanjordan - if ‘old man natedog who should retire and relinquish captaincy’ can jag 3 goals running off him - then he has limited pace ?

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    33 minutes ago, Engorged Onion said:

    @stevethemanjordan - if ‘old man natedog who should retire and relinquish captaincy’ can jag 3 goals running off him - then he has limited pace ?

    Do you have a younger brother? 

    As the eldest of three, I can assure you that respect isn't something a younger brother adheres to.. 

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    4 minutes ago, stevethemanjordan said:

    Do you have a younger brother? 

    As the eldest of three, I can assure you that respect isn't something a younger brother adheres to.. 

    correct weight sir - and I am the youngest myself...

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    Years too late to go after Kelly or Whitfield.

    Missed out on Rozzee in the draft.

    We still need footspeed, there just isnt much quality around.

    Go to the draft and hope to find some quality.

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