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Charlie Cameron

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Can't afford to pay him $700,000 a season.

Don't have any high drafts picks left to trade for him.

No chance.

We need a key forward more anyway. Get in Jeremy Camerons ear or start looking for other key forward options.

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    10 minutes ago, Lord Travis said:

    Can't afford to pay him $700,000 a season.

    Don't have any high drafts picks left to trade for him.

    No chance.

    We need a key forward more anyway. Get in Jeremy Camerons ear or start looking for other key forward options.

    Unfortunately we are not an attractive destination..

    I look at a club like Collingwood that is in need of a key forward and I know who id much rather prefer to play with.

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    3 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Unfortunately we are not an attractive destination..

    I look at a club like Collingwood that is in need of a key forward and I know who id much rather prefer to play with.

    Fair point. It's why for years now we've been forced to pay overs in both salary and draft picks to attract quality players. Lets hope something changes soon. We need forwards who can actually score!

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    Collingwood won't get a look until they sort out their Lamumba drama. Wouldn't suprise me if Hawthorn got Charlie. Annoyingly they always find a way.

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    There’s no way he’s going anywhere, his manager is just playing the media like a fiddle. Standard practice these days.

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