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If he bleeds red and blue why has he not sign by now It is September?

 
6 minutes ago, A F said:

Jeepers, imagine if Moonie was Lord Nev, he'd be copping [censored] from the ET's of the world. 

Maybe I am Lord Nev 

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    1 minute ago, old dee said:

    If he bleeds red and blue why has he not sign by now It is September?

    Mix the red and blue together and you get purple, the same colour as a deelightful fortified beverage. 

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    1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Mix the red and blue together and you get purple, the same colour as a deelightful fortified beverage. 

    A bit further west ET?

    1 minute ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Mix the red and blue together and you get purple, the same colour as a deelightful fortified beverage. 

    Viney to join Gus at Freo?


    2 minutes ago, adonski said:

    Viney to join Gus at Freo?

    Or Damian Barrett is his new manager?

    9 minutes ago, old dee said:

    If he bleeds red and blue why has he not sign by now It is September?

    I agree with you on this. Why has it taken so long to agree with a new contract. I hope that Jack Viney stays with us. 

    The bleeds red and blue thing is rubbish of anyone. I like to think of myself as an optimist outside of footy, but anyone can be turned.

    Have the club decided what a few of us seemed to hint at throughout the year, that we're more efficient without Jack, and therefore haven't offered him a contract?

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    1 minute ago, A F said:

    The bleeds red and blue thing is rubbish of anyone. I like to think of myself as an optimist outside of footy, but anyone can be turned.

    Have the club decided what a few of us seemed to hint at throughout the year, that we're more efficient without Jack, and therefore haven't offered him a contract?

    No way they haven't, but perhaps they've shaved some dollerydoo's off?

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    7 minutes ago, adonski said:

    No way they haven't, but perhaps they've shaved some dollerydoo's off?

    Yeah, that's what I meant, I guess. Bit of lowballing, combine that with taking the captaincy off him and yoyoing him in and out of midfield. 


    1 minute ago, A F said:

    Yeah, that's what I meant, I guess. Bit of lowballing, combine that with taking the captaincy off him and yoyoing him in and out of midfield. 

    I rate Brayshaw higher but at the same time dunno if he'll ever get back to 2018 levels on consistency, even without Jack - worth the risk tho, imo! 

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    8 minutes ago, adonski said:

    I rate Brayshaw higher but at the same time dunno if he'll ever get back to 2018 levels on consistency, even without Jack - worth the risk tho, imo! 

    Oliver, Petracca, Brayshaw and Harmes is our best midfield IMV.

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    Just now, A F said:

    Oliver, Petracca, Brayshaw and Harmes is our best midfield IMV.

    Yep, with Sparrow developing

    Add a skilled outsider and we look much better.

    Love Jack, hope he stays, but he's Gawn

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    Just now, Moonshadow said:

    Yep, with Sparrow developing

    Add a skilled outsider and we look much better.

    Love Jack, hope he stays, but he's Gawn

    What % chance you giving that he goes


    Happy for JV to test his free agency. He’s at his peak as a player, he’s not going to get better in his skills and he’ll not be able to sustain the manic nature of his game for too much longer. He is too inconsistent for us, his best this season is great to watch, it doesn’t happen often enough.

    He bleeds red and blue, lol. Will he get us to a flag? I’d put the chips on Trac, Oliver and Brayshaw etc over him now. 

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    Interested by the amount of agreement on this...

    Goodwin said we need to be ruthless as a club. Jack Viney running around for someone else. Ruthless indeed.

    If so mixed feelings and anywhere but Essendon. 

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    Well I certainly haven’t given Jacks contract much thought until now, I just assumed it would get done. But when you think about it, it’s unusual for a vice captain who is not over thirty to remain unsigned with only two weeks left of the regular season.

    I am so confused with where we are at as a footy club, I have know idea if I want him to stay or go.

     

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    Maybe Moonie is that beady eyed John Ralph character or Sam McClure or that midget Stevens fella or maybe or the fireman bloke Cane Kornes...?

    Either way, I think Salem and the Crows are a good fit. 

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    1 hour ago, McQueen said:

    Maybe Moonie is that beady eyed John Ralph character or Sam McClure or that midget Stevens fella or maybe or the fireman bloke Cane Kornes...?

    Either way, I think Salem and the Crows are a good fit. 

    Think Winona Ryder GIF by reactionseditor

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    6 minutes ago, adonski said:

    Think Winona Ryder GIF by reactionseditor

    I know how you feel. 
     

    I produced that equation with a lot of effort 

    I expect the same amount of effort in the form of an eligible answer. 

     
    4 hours ago, A F said:

    The bleeds red and blue thing is rubbish of anyone. I like to think of myself as an optimist outside of footy, but anyone can be turned.

    Have the club decided what a few of us seemed to hint at throughout the year, that we're more efficient without Jack, and therefore haven't offered him a contract?

    Jack due to his courage and family name has had a terrific go with the media. If jack eants to go we need to accept it. I am starting to think young Rivers has shown as much as Jack in his first year and we gotta keep searching for the right mix. Different story if he wants to  stay and accept a modified on ball role.

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    9 hours ago, McQueen said:

    I know how you feel. 
     

    I produced that equation with a lot of effort 

    I expect the same amount of effort in the form of an eligible answer. 

    Eligible or intelligible?

     


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