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2 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

It’s my understanding that there’s still some water to go under a bridge. #ETthetradebreaker™️

Withholding popping the champagne just yet then, if you say so ET.

 
27 minutes ago, Dees2020Premiers said:

 

Just watch.    Hes 100% a Demon now.

I want to believe you, but you've also said Matera, Sokol, Tomlinson & Langdon are all done deals to the Dees as well as Elliot. Seems a bit hard to believe we can do all that. But I hope I'm wrong.


40 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Massive coup if we land Elliot.

Now for Taranto. ;)

Just now, A F said:

Now for Taranto. ;)

Yessss please, we should ask gws whilst there still down,give them pick 3 and off we go?

 

Last I heard we had offered three to trump Collingwood’s two.  Four is a big escalation.

Im a big fan and very happy to land him, but we must be very confident he’s got his body right.

1 hour ago, Dees2020Premiers said:

 

 

So far you have us landing several players while retaining our pick 3 for use in the draft. I’m happy to be proven wrong, but in the meantime, and unless you can prove your credentials as an 8 post newcomer, then I’m calling BS of the highest order.

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Can’t seem to find anything about Elliot signing on a 4 year deal. ?

4 minutes ago, demonstone said:

No doubt now that it's a troll with more than one brand new account.

What made you think that? The 2020Deespremiers, or the 2020yearofthedees?

Seems like next year is the year..


27 minutes ago, A F said:

Now for Taranto. ;)

Taranto would be magnificent!

Can’t see any of Dees2020Premiers/X Factor/Range Rover/GetJonnoPatton/Matsuo Basho’s posts anymore. I’m thinking he may be a little nuts. 

I’m pretty sure his source was Dazzles post an hour or so earlier. 

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39 minutes ago, demonzz said:

 

Were we either getting Ben King or Jamie Elliott? 

Edited by george_on_the_outer

53 minutes ago, Unleash Hell said:

Seems like next year is the year..

I can confirm next year is the year.

2 minutes ago, ding said:

I can confirm next year is the year.

We are getting Elliot after next season??? You 


2 hours ago, A F said:

Wow. If we land Elliott and Demonland still complains... can't do anything right.

Melbourne have also landed Fyfe, Dangerfield, Franklin and Zorko. Oh! You're [censored] Melbourne! How old are they? 54? 

Play it safe and posters [censored] on the club, go after who we want (Lever, May and Elliott) and posters [censored] on the club.

Can't understand your post with [censored] too many [censored]

40 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Can't understand your post with [censored] too many [censored]

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2 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

It’s my understanding that there’s still some water to go under a bridge. #ETthetradebreaker™️

Oohhh good riddle! Billie goats gruff going over the bridge... Jamie (Billie) Elliott wants to walk over the bridge from Collingwobble centre to the G but the troll (Eddie) wants his questions answered before he can escape!

Elliot wanted 3 years at Pies we offered 4, its a done deal welcome to Demonland Billie goat gruff Elliot! 

2 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I googled it and it said he was 54.

No that's not right.

Each hammy is 27.


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