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1 minute ago, Hardley Benial said:

Not sure if he's available. But he is what we need.

Tough with speed. Can do the contestable stuff but has pace and can kick.

We dont chase anyone, we dont tackle, we dont sheppard.. we dont even smother..

3 minutes ago, Hardley Benial said:

Not sure if he's available. But he is what we need.

Tough with speed. Can do the contestable stuff but has pace and can kick.

Didn't he just get dropped from an underperforming GWS? Sign him up he'll fit right in.

 
9 minutes ago, Hardley Benial said:

Not sure if he's available. But he is what we need.

Tough with speed. Can do the contestable stuff but has pace and can kick.

Mate he's just signed a 7 year deal. Do you want the club to be paying half for the next 6 years... ?‍♂️

Him being dropped is no big deal. He'll be back to form again. Congilio is a brilliant character and he'll know he needs to win his spot back.

Edited by dazzledavey36

Could see a scenario where Leon and Cogs orchestrate this as a rocket to the rest of the squad. If your captain can be dropped, that means every single player is vulnerable if their form dips.

 

That’s exactly how it should be and exactly how we don’t operate


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Thanks putting in the perspective. I hadn't  realised the contact implications. 

I agree 7 years ([censored]).

I'd love this guy in our team.

But not in my lifetime ..what ever's left.

An inside midfielder. We have enough of those.

 
1 hour ago, Hardley Benial said:

Not sure if he's available. But he is what we need.

Tough with speed. Can do the contestable stuff but has pace and can kick.

NO NO NO


2 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Mate he's just signed a 7 year deal. Do you want the club to be paying half for the next 6 years... ?‍♂️

Him being dropped is no big deal. He'll be back to form again. Congilio is a brilliant character and he'll know he needs to win his spot back.

Great player 'dazz'...somethings not right at GWS at the moment.

The list they have v the footy they'e playing.

I guess we're the team to play them back into form.

Was there some animosity about the way he got the Captaincy???

Whatever it is he's struggled to get back form after a long lay off with injury.

To answer the question posed...would I have him?

Yes, of course.

Is he on the market?

I highly doubt it.

4 hours ago, Hardley Benial said:

Not sure if he's available. But he is what we need.

Tough with speed. Can do the contestable stuff but has pace and can kick.

Can you confirm that you are going to post one of these for every single player who comes up for speculation no matter how ridiculous ?  

Fantastic player when hes up and running.... dont really care he was dropped, this season is mental and weird stuff is happening all over the shop.

However his contract ends at the end of season 2026!  He wont be going anywhere for a while, maybe not ever.

Simply no too much money use it on Williams.


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