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Clearly an Essendon supporter wrote that article... 

 

 

Brayshaw is one of the few Melbourne players I would not be trading. And for a second round pick ? Ridiculous.

1 hour ago, Hogan2014 said:

Brayshaw 2nd round is a no. Finlayson maybe for a second rounder. Hogan for a third yes please - come back Jesse don't dare go to the Bummers.

 
25 minutes ago, cantstandyasam said:

Brayshaw 2nd round is a no. Finlayson maybe for a second rounder. Hogan for a third yes please - come back Jesse don't dare go to the Bummers.

Finlayson has signed on for 3 more years at GWS.

14 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Too late I'm hearing...

Hope u r wrong. I think we need to keep Angus.


I think they're about one Round off with most of their predictions.
(Except the Hogan one - that's completely off the mark)

 

 

30 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Too late I'm hearing...

Spill the beans

2 hours ago, Hogan2014 said:

What do you find in a paddock occupied by a bull ?   This article in full of it 

2 hours ago, cantstandyasam said:

Brayshaw 2nd round is a no. Finlayson maybe for a second rounder. Hogan for a third yes please - come back Jesse don't dare go to the Bummers.

I'd take the 2nd rounder and be done with it. We're going to get nowhere with the lack of speed and Brayshaw is the poster boy for lack of speed. 

 

If I was a Carlton or bombers I’d go after Harmes. They are lacking mids and he is clearly out of favour. 


3 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

What the [censored] is a zero hanger??

A WW II Spitfire plane garage.

10 minutes ago, Redleg said:

A WW II Spitfire plane garage.

Oh yeah? that answers it then.

25 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Oh yeah? that answers it then.

You must be happy Finlayson is staying a Giant.


50 minutes ago, Redleg said:

A WW II Spitfire plane garage.

The Spitfire was an English war plane.  The Zero was Japanese.

21 hours ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Too late I'm hearing...

A la Frawley etc, he has been played out of position for a reason, he’s been upfront to the club and the club then move him out of a role that he would typically play so the other players can learn without him... fairly straight forward practice 

28 minutes ago, Engorged Onion said:

A la Frawley etc, he has been played out of position for a reason, he’s been upfront to the club and the club then move him out of a role that he would typically play so the other players can learn without him... fairly straight forward practice 

Maybe - but why wasn't he traded at the end of 2019, then? Given he played out of position last year too.

 
2 hours ago, Wobbly Bob said:

The Spitfire was an English war plane.  The Zero was Japanese.

Domo Arigato. 

On 9/17/2020 at 6:48 PM, Engorged Onion said:

A la Frawley etc, he has been played out of position for a reason, he’s been upfront to the club and the club then move him out of a role that he would typically play so the other players can learn without him... fairly straight forward practice 

For some reason mentioning Frawley here sparked some interest about his contract status.

This may get shot down in flames but would we consider him back if the Hawks delist? Other than Burgoyne I’m guessing they’re going to be looking to get rid of a few older lads this offseason.

He’s still playing decent football as a lockdown defender and frees May and especially Lever up to be more attacking. Plus provides insurance as of May goes down then god help us. 

Will be a lot more supported now with some good kicking around him.

Dont hate me, just a thought and upgrade on Oscar - if only for 12 months 


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