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4 hours ago, Wiseblood said:

I'd take him, especially as we can get him for nothing.  As it says above, we could do a lot worse than having his foot skills coming off half back, and at 22 he still has plenty of footy and potential improvement ahead of him.

I think his style is more like Hunt or Frost out of the backline, just runs and then normally is pretty likely to turn it over.

 
1 hour ago, Richard Tionary said:

For what it’s worth I think we are going to give this guy a chance. Good speed and run but iffy disposal obviously. 

Opinion or Sauce?

 
6 hours ago, Wiseblood said:

I'd take him, especially as we can get him for nothing.  As it says above, we could do a lot worse than having his foot skills coming off half back, and at 22 he still has plenty of footy and potential improvement ahead of him.

Agree take a risk MFC it will cost us nothing and could pay off big time. 

Its time to take a risk or two. 

If only we could sign him and find him the perfect life coach..

 

 

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On 10/7/2019 at 7:17 PM, Deecisive said:

certainly worth chasing. It would be fair to say there are a lot of players out there who have or played under the influence of drugs,

A typical AFL rumour that should be skwoshed

 
3 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Wonder if a deal’s been done whereby the club will pick him up in early November as a delisted free agent?

Who knows, we don't leak these days.

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19 hours ago, Redleg said:

Who knows, we don't leak these days.

 

19 hours ago, Moonshadow said:

Easy for you to say

 

3 hours ago, Bay Riffin said:

who told you that ?

I think Redleg was talking about our admin, not our backline.  ?

23 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Wonder if a deal’s been done whereby the club will pick him up in early November as a delisted free agent?

Why not just trade him for pick 100 if that’s the case? It costs nothing, eliminates the very tiny chance he goes elsewhere, and puts some certainty in the situation for all concerned. 

I think the only way to interpret silence is that it means the deal is not yet done.

23 hours ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Wonder if a deal’s been done whereby the club will pick him up in early November as a delisted free agent?

Hasn't he already been delisted? Meaning we could pick him up now couldn't we?

 

45 minutes ago, Lord Nev said:

Hasn't he already been delisted? Meaning we could pick him up now couldn't we?

 

No rush on it as I assume they will wait until the trade period is over


4 hours ago, Lord Nev said:

Hasn't he already been delisted? Meaning we could pick him up now couldn't we?

 

Delisted free agency windows

Friday November 1 - Monday November 11

Wednesday November 13 - 5pm Friday November 22

5 hours ago, Demons11 said:

No rush on it as I assume they will wait until the trade period is over

Exactly. Under normal circumstances clubs may put together a token trade of very late picks so the player can move prior to preseason training, and the player can do a whole preseason with the new club. However Murray is unable to train with a club until December I believe, so it's pointless to rush it.

18 minutes ago, FireInTheBelly said:

Exactly. Under normal circumstances clubs may put together a token trade of very late picks so the player can move prior to preseason training, and the player can do a whole preseason with the new club. However Murray is unable to train with a club until December I believe, so it's pointless to rush it.

If that's the case I wouldn't even sign him during the draft stage, I'd have him train over summer to fight for a preseason supplemental list spot alongside Harley Bennell and any other talented leftovers from the draft, let the best man win.

9 hours ago, It's Time said:

Delisted free agency windows

Friday November 1 - Monday November 11

Wednesday November 13 - 5pm Friday November 22

Thanks mate, wasn't sure how that worked when someone has already been delisted.

10 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

If that's the case I wouldn't even sign him during the draft stage, I'd have him train over summer to fight for a preseason supplemental list spot alongside Harley Bennell and any other talented leftovers from the draft, let the best man win.

Good theory depending on how highly you rate him and whether you are prepared to take the risk that another club will take him before then.

The Swans regarded him very highly and really liked what they saw in the two years he was rookie listed there even though he hadn't played a game yet. They were very unhappy when he left. He had a very good start at the Pies. Has elite speed is a good size  but kicking is not elite. Plenty to work with and he could release Salem up the field to be the weapon we so desperately need for delivering the ball inside 50.


My Collingwood mate can’t believe they are letting him go, it’s a big yes from me 

5 hours ago, brendan said:

My Collingwood mate can’t believe they are letting him go, it’s a big yes from me 

Lots of confusing posts in this thread.  Him ... who?

 

It’s a 60/40 likelihood that we’ll give him an escape option. Not sure imo but he adds pace.  Disposal needs serious improvement which is common already in our squad. 


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