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4 hours ago, CYB said:

If a trade was possible , would you take De Goey for Weid + 2nd rounder?  

Interesting proposal. De Goey should be a lot better player than he is. He's kicked four in a prelim final and three in a granny so the talent is there. Not sure exactly what has held him back but fitness and attitude appear the obvious things. Lying about breaking his hand in a bar fight and getting done for drink driving hasn't helped.

By the end of the year we should know whether the Weed is worth spending any more time on. With only a  handful of decent games in five years it might be time to cut him. Not sure De Goey is the answer though.

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    8 hours ago, dee-tox said:

    Interesting proposal. De Goey should be a lot better player than he is. He's kicked four in a prelim final and three in a granny so the talent is there. Not sure exactly what has held him back but fitness and attitude appear the obvious things. Lying about breaking his hand in a bar fight and getting done for drink driving hasn't helped.

    By the end of the year we should know whether the Weed is worth spending any more time on. With only a  handful of decent games in five years it might be time to cut him. Not sure De Goey is the answer though.

    I know we love to hate/bag opposition players but when DeGoey is on he’s a very good player. If Weid wanted out I’d be more than happy for that to transpire.

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    18 minutes ago, Grr-owl said:

    Throw everything at Zac Merrett. 

    Try and entice him over with the strong prospect of forming a premiership winning midfield.

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    I would like to see another half back similar to Rivers 188cm type, a mid - tall back 191-196cm and another Project ruck / fwd 200+cm that can spend valuable development time at Casey whilst keeping all of our guns. I think that we have all the inside mids and smalls that we can utilise.

    Go Dee’s...!!!

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