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5 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I’m pretty sure they’re the same person posting under two different usernames. 

Is that you Moonshadow?

 

Jack has shown us what he can do when fit we just need to get him fully fit and a lot of people will have to eat their words.............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

9 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I’m pretty sure they’re the same person posting under two different usernames. 

Yeah, well that is your call, and not for the first time you are wrong.

 
10 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I’m pretty sure they’re the same person posting under two different usernames. 

Yes that makes sense. Had to laugh when sorry kids said goodbye a couple of weeks back.

Have them both on ignore. 

I wish posters would stop quoting them

Well, this pretty much assures Jack he will be a one club player.


Bigfooty rumour suggesting Jack has been put on the trade table

7 minutes ago, Unleash Hell said:

Bigfooty rumour suggesting Jack has been put on the trade table

Don’t believe everything u read but thanks for letting us know. 

9 minutes ago, Unleash Hell said:

Bigfooty rumour suggesting Jack has been put on the trade table

Can you quote the rumour? 

 

This is all I could find, it was on the Richmond board, make of it what you will: 

Jack Viney has today informed melbourne football club he wants to be traded to richmond

Neil Balme questioned about jack viney said the Richmond football club knows nothing about it and to talk to our AFLW team manager”

4 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Can you quote the rumour? 

 

 

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Few rumours doing the rounds that the Dees are actively shopping Viney around, with several clubs interested (including Carlton)

 

Incidentally, his Father, Todd, is leaving his post at the MFC, so that is adding fuel to the fire.

 

Personally I think Essendon could use a big bodied inside player like him,  not sure how they can a deal done though, unless they trade Joe Daniher.

Im not saying I believe it either way - but still is discussion worthy

Edited by Unleash Hell


1 minute ago, Unleash Hell said:

Im not saying I believe it either way - but still is discussion worthy

Yeh all good, just wanted to see what the actual rumour was, cheers. 

48 minutes ago, Unleash Hell said:

Bigfooty rumour suggesting Jack has been put on the trade table

Hot!! thread label in 3, 2, 1.. :laugh:

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“If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito

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“If you think you are too small to make a difference, try starting a trade rumour on bigfooty"

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On 9/7/2019 at 10:50 PM, Older demon said:

Jack will be the first to admit it hasn't been his best season. He had half a game at Casey in their last practise match and then came into the team for game one against the Power, as did Jones. Not the ideal prep for a season and that foot injury has to be managed and will never be 100%. He has a role to play in the team and most times does it to the best of his ability.

I wouldn't trade him but wish he would learn to use his right foot instead of always turning on his left and to occasionally not get drawn to the contest and cover the outside. He has been told to toe it down as he is so footy focused he can be annoying to the other players. he has on occasions admitted that he needs to backoff onfield and on the track when communicating to his team mates. Nothing that cannot be fixed and let him develop.

About his foot never being 100% again, is that a published fact or your opinion? (Genuine question).

He used his right foot more this year than previously, so it woould seem he is conscious of the problem of being a one-sided player, but I agree he certainly needs to improve that part of his game. 

14 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

About his foot never being 100% again, is that a published fact or your opinion? (Genuine question).

He used his right foot more this year than previously, so it woould seem he is conscious of the problem of being a one-sided player, but I agree he certainly needs to improve that part of his game. 

His foot injury is not my opinion but direct from a former team mate who left, retired and now coaches a VFL side.


On the trade market he is an early third round pick, he is worth more to us than a third round pick

58 minutes ago, Older demon said:

His foot injury is not my opinion but direct from a former team mate who left, retired and now coaches a VFL side.

Only ex-dee who coaches a VFL side is Jared Rivers, and he moved to the cats the same year we draft Viney, so they never played together? Plus he would be long gone from the club prior to the injury so could be a very doubtful source. 

You are correct that Jared Rivers coaches a VFL side and is a life member at MFC and still very close to most of the MFC players. Say no more

  • 1 year later...

Might as well give this a bump while the 'Trade Fritsch' thread is still floating around. 

Of course Olisik won't be back until we lose a game, but that shouldn't stop others in the 'let Jack go to Geelong' camp from offering their own Mea Culpa.

For those of you who don't speak French, that means owning up to your mistake! 

Edited by Grapeviney

On 9/7/2019 at 10:46 AM, Redleg said:

Not only is the list not poor, it can look and be improved very quickly, by the addition of a Langdon, Tomlinson and maybe another experienced player, together with an injury free run at it, from May, Tom Mac, Melksham, Weid, KK, AVB, J.Smith, Hannan, Jetta etc and the development of Sparrow, Jordon, Nietsche, Bedford, Chandler and any new draftees, together with the moving on of a few more NQR's.

Spot on Mr Leg


9 minutes ago, Grapeviney said:

Might as well give this a bump while the 'Trade Fritsch' thread is still floating around. 

Of course Olisik won't be back until we lose a game, but that shouldn't stop others in the 'let Jack go to Geelong' camp from offering their own Mea Culpa.

For those of you who don't speak French, that means owning up to your mistake! 

For those who don’t speak Latin...

Which is most of us.

It was really a 'Trade excess inside midfielder we're plodding on a wing, for an actual winger" thread, that JV/Brayshaw are caught up in. The club is playing JV in the midfield and he's thriving, which is a No brainer outcome. The jury is still out on that wing position as the season progresses.

Edited by John Demonic

 
13 minutes ago, Grapeviney said:

Might as well give this a bump while the 'Trade Fritsch' thread is still floating around. 

Of course Olisik won't be back until we lose a game, but that shouldn't stop others in the 'let Jack go to Geelong' camp from offering their own Mea Culpa.

For those of you who don't speak French, that means owning up to your mistake! 

Latin? but nonetheless :)

Personally Viney is clearly fabric of the club - and flawed.

But seemingly less flawed thus far this year

If Jack wanted to leave, then that's his choice, if the FD pushed it because of a need to either get him out, or get out his flaws to capitalise on someone where the attributes would be more useful, than that is fine too.

But jeez, you know what you are going to get and not get with Jack... 'it does what it says on the tin'

 

3 minutes ago, Grapeviney said:

Evidently I'm not going to get too many laughs..

That's just standardus operandus around here if have interpretated this site properly.


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