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Always liked Hamish - hope he comes back to Melbourne to continue his studies and play for Casey and see what happens. 

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    He'd be behind James Jordan in the pecking order. Better off getting an 18 year old to be in line at that position.

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    If we have the spot, 100%.

    Great footy family, he would have to have a fair bit of fire to change things around, watching his brothers go on and excel in their careers while he gets delisted.

    Would surely give Angus a reason to step up too, to set the standards for him.

    All part of the plan to sign Andrew at the end of next season :p

    Come 2022: A. Brayshaw wins the Brownlow with 70 votes.

     

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    Why not - we're the traditional home of the dud brother.  Trade Angus to Freo and list Hamish DFA and we're back in form.

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    He's the dud brother isn't he? No thanks, we've got enough players that aren't good enough.

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    5 hours ago, DTJ said:

    If we have the spot, 100%.

    Great footy family, he would have to have a fair bit of fire to change things around, watching his brothers go on and excel in their careers while he gets delisted.

    Would surely give Angus a reason to step up too, to set the standards for him.

    All part of the plan to sign Andrew at the end of next season :p

    Come 2022: A. Brayshaw wins the Brownlow with 70 votes.

     

    over rated if not given prime mid time the lot of them.

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    If his name wasn't Brayshaw this thread wouldn't exist.

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