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Sam Murray

Neitz Blitz
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Given he wasn’t available for selection until 2020 and Collingwood only re-drafted him last year knowing this, why would they delist him? 

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    Yes! Fills a definite need. It's a no brainer. Collingwood are well served for small backs with Quaynor, Murphy and Noble. He must've been superfluous to needs.

     

    Unless there is more at play here???

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    He is from up this way in Albury/Wodonga and I know some of his knockabout mates..

    All I will say is stay absolutely clear from this muppet.

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    36 minutes ago, Neitz Blitz said:

    Quick, running defender, this guy can play. We need pace. take him, no brainer.

    You’re kidding aren’t you, why would we want to pick up an average reject 

    Its amazing how the draft period turns hacks into superstars 

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    I think we just take every delisted player and FA and then we will win a flag with our list of 120.

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    26 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    He is from up this way in Albury/Wodonga and I know some of his knockabout mates..

    All I will say is stay absolutely clear from this muppet.

    But what does that say about you if you know them Dazzle?!

    ??

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    The kid can play so there must be something more going on for him to be cut before the season is over.

    This has bright-red-sparkly-alarm-bells ringing all around it.

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    If we have any list spots open late in the DFA period or if he is available as a rookie selection then I'd be interested. Obvious talent but clearly some risk. But given he has the right to play come round 1 it might be a more calculated risk. 

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    1 hour ago, Neitz Blitz said:

    Quick, running defender, this guy can play. We need pace. take him, no brainer.

    Delisted for a reason. Collingwood don't get rid of players for the sake of it.

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    1 hour ago, Moonshadow said:

    But what does that say about you if you know them Dazzle?!

    ??

    Everyone knows everyone up bush mate, and it's who you know also. Doesn't mean I mingle with them on a social basis.

    Very different environment to the big city lights down your way.

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    27 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Everyone knows everyone up bush mate, and it's who you know also. Doesn't mean I mingle with them on a social basis.

    Very different environment to the big city lights down your way.

    He who doth protest too much Dazzle... 

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    Some guys are so talented that you can overlook some off field worries. Like Dustin Martin and Toby Greene. 

    Sam Murray would be a worry.  Alas it’s a No. 

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    28 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    Some guys are so talented that you can overlook some off field worries. Like Dustin Martin and Toby Greene. 

    Sam Murray would be a worry.  Alas it’s a No. 

    Add DeGoey to that list 

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    Not that it's every just one night but a night on the charlie for your birthday doesn't necessarily make you a trouble maker, nor does having a knockabout country mates. I'd bet money on Clarrie having come across a few undesirables in his time. Family is often a better guide. 

    But my concern with Murray is he's a bog ordinary kick. Might run really well and win contests but there's no point getting it if you can't use it.

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    1 hour ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Everyone knows everyone up bush mate, and it's who you know also. Doesn't mean I mingle with them on a social basis.

    Very different environment to the big city lights down your way.

    Was having a laugh mate, wasn't serious

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    2 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    He is from up this way in Albury/Wodonga and I know some of his knockabout mates..

    All I will say is stay absolutely clear from this muppet.

    Nuff Nuff for me Dazzle!! Pass

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    9 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

    Not that it's every just one night but a night on the charlie for your birthday doesn't necessarily make you a trouble maker, nor does having a knockabout country mates. I'd bet money on Clarrie having come across a few undesirables in his time. Family is often a better guide. 

    But my concern with Murray is he's a bog ordinary kick. Might run really well and win contests but there's no point getting it if you can't use it.

    As does everyone. But I would also bet that Clarrie is far more smarter (which he is) then Murray in the upstairs department 

    Oliver's mates in Shepp are a lot different crowd to the ones Murray hangs out with up here. Only just 3 weeks ago did one get done for doing a break in and around local businesses and was found with a bag of meth at his disposal.

     

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    42 minutes ago, picket fence said:

    Nuff Nuff for me Dazzle!! Pass

    Come on man I mean who hasn’t found themselves in that position or with mates who have?!

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    Collingwood have a long and proud history of putting up with all sorts of crap from their players as long as they can play, so he wasn't dropped for being a [censored].  Must mean that either his injury issues are too much or he has fatal flaws in his game. 

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    this is the jamie elliott thread yeah?

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    2 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

    Not that it's every just one night but a night on the charlie for your birthday doesn't necessarily make you a trouble maker, nor does having a knockabout country mates. I'd bet money on Clarrie having come across a few undesirables in his time. Family is often a better guide. 

    But my concern with Murray is he's a bog ordinary kick. Might run really well and win contests but there's no point getting it if you can't use it.

    Agree. He was fast but a bit of a clanger king. 

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