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5 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Bloke gave us some exciting times as a Dee. Will miss him at his best.

Best wishes to Dec as well, seemed like a hard worker.

Garlett and Keilty depart

Couldn't agree more LN, loved Jeffy and his time at the Dees, he was electric and had such good goal sense. Wish him all the best. A Demon forever.

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One of the players who helped nudge my wife into enjoying football. Both the 'fun' things he did in play and the moments of cheekiness he provided.

Really glad we had him these last few years, one of those small wins that help a club grow. Plus, we got to be in the 'have ex-Carlton players kicked more goals than Carlton this week?' game.

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Had a disappointing last couple of seasons but Garlett added some excitement to the side over the years. At his best, he was a seriously dangerous small forward. Came basically for free too, with the added bonus of enabling us to laugh at Carlton. All the best Jeff.

Thanks to Keilty for the services as well. 

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Last great memory of his career was when he basically carried us over the line in the last quarter against the lions up at the Gabba when they had gone on a 6-7 goal run against us , some classy snaps to steady the ship . At the end of the day it all counted to us making finals that year . I also remember Dland melting down in the post match thread that game even though we’d won 

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Jeffy & Watts the only reliable finishers over the meagre years until T-Mac's entre' last season..

Our only bit of class besides Fritschkreig in front of the sticks now gone.

Hope this trade season goes well!

Some great moments and helped us over the line to win a few extra games and enhance other wins.  One of my favs was the match in the red centre against the Crows last year.  Last time i can recall him truly turning it on as per 2017 et al.

You always knew Jeffy would finish most opportunities off last season and prior if given the chance.  All class.

Well done to Dec for sticking fat and making it to the big league!

Good luck to both in their post AFL endeavours.

Edit: nearly forgot Melk!  Apologies.

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Loved Jeffy! Felt like he was unfairly maligned last year and should have been playing up forward instead of Spargo.

Jeffy was your typical Paul Roos pick and unfortunately we haven't had once since. He brought excitement and at his best back in 2017 was unlucky not to be named in the 40 All Australian squad.

All the best to Declan Keilty as well and thanks heaps to @Drunkn167 for all the updates and input. VFL for next year for Dec?

 

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sad to see Dec go, i thought he had some real potential (but then again there aren't many others i would get rid of) 

thanks for the good times Jeffy. (I still think Jeffy brings more to the table then Spargo) 

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I only visited this thread to see how long it takes Saty to pounce on the first negative comment.

:)

 

 

 

That, and to say thanks for your time in the jumper lads.

 

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