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List squads down to 35 - who survives the chop?

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I know you shouldn't overreact over one game, but please add Charles Spargo to the chopping list.

I'd keep Jones on the list and delist lesser skilled players such as the Wagners and ANB's of the club

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    20 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    I could cut 10 off the list. Unfortunately it means a no risk policy.  Here’s 14 off the current list meaning a squad of 31.
     

    kk

    bradtke

    bennell

    omcd

    spargo

    j. wagner

     c. wagner

    brown

    avberg

    anb

    Baker 

    chandler

    dunkley

    neitscke 

     

     

    I more or less agree with this

    Some big decisions coming up on AVB, OSCAR and to a lesser extent BENNELL, Baker may survive!

    The others are no brainers!

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    20 minutes ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:
    1. Kolodjashnij
    2. Vandenberg
    3. Nietschke
    4. Hunt
    5. Baker
    6. Chandler
    7. Brown
    8. C Wagner
    9. J Wagner
    10. Smith

    Yes, I agree with most of that unwanted list. Feel for Vanders and Hunt though BUT Hunt has not lived up to his past ability. Maybe a lazy trainee on the paddock.

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    On 3/29/2020 at 8:25 AM, Satyriconhome said:

    I know,  let's start a thread on an unsubstantiated rumour, so the normal haters can start their posts, without the need for games

    It is coming like it or not so sit down and let people talk about it without your usual whining.

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    1 hour ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    I would delist about 15 others before Hunt.  He has shown the ability. Someone needs to learn the art of coaching. There is huge potential.

    well a reduced soft cap means less coaching, so that knocks that on the head

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    7 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    I know you shouldn't overreact over one game, but please add Charles Spargo to the chopping list.

    I'd keep Jones on the list and delist lesser skilled players such as the Wagners and ANB's of the club

    Ah Yep!!

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