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10 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

Firstly I wouldn’t put any stock in anything Barrett says 

Of course, we're just playing hypotheticals here.

 
10 minutes ago, John Demonic said:

We would turn down two first rounds and Griffin Logue. But If Both clubs know what won't get it done this far out, then they can both work on ascertaining which "future" star will have to be swapped. And working on a dialogue that gets both the player and team to amicably agree to have the Dees take up that contract. You have to give up part your future for a different one ala Judd/Kennedy. 

 

Are we on the Judd or Kennedy side of that equation? 

1 hour ago, Darkhorse72 said:

Are we on the Judd or Kennedy side of that equation? 

The comparative body types might give us a clue :mad: - let's just hope Freos first doesn't end up a Dennis Armfield 

 
13 hours ago, Darkhorse72 said:

Are we on the Judd or Kennedy side of that equation? 

Kennedy. Judd never won another flag

Media looking at hypotheticals. 

 

They have to fill pages, columns and tv time

 

Fa get it, he is going nowhere


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