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Just read that Tom Browne has supposedly said that we are linked to Josh Thomas from Collingwood??

Anyone hear this?

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    nooo please no, kicked 3 goals all season MASSIVE passenger

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    2 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Just read that Tom Browne has supposedly said that we are linked to Josh Thomas from Collingwood??

    Anyone hear this??

    Don't know this guy, is he any good?

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    I'm convinced Goodwin and Mahoney won't stop until we have 42 small forwards on the list, each one of them sh1tter than the last.

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    Tom Philips yes please.

    Josh Thomas no thanks. Pass.

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    12 minutes ago, poita said:

    I'm convinced Goodwin and Mahoney won't stop until we have 42 small forwards on the list, each one of them sh1tter than the last.

    Maybe Jake Melksham has been transitioning into a list management role post career these past few years by hand picking players that will never take his spot?

    Edited by John Demonic

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    Josh Thomas biggest goal kicking season haul at Collingwood - 38

    Ben Kennedy biggest goal kicking season haul at Collingwood - 9

    Pretty sure Thomas is an upgrade on Kennedy and has kicked a bag of 5 goals once and a bag of 4 twice.

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    6 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Josh Thomas biggest goal kicking season haul at Collingwood - 38

    Ben Kennedy biggest goal kicking season haul at Collingwood - 9

    Pretty sure Thomas is an upgrade on Kennedy and has kicked a bag of 5 goals once and a bag of 4 twice.

    Personally I had no idea he kicked that many goals in a season. Has he had a role change? 38 goals in 2018, 22 in 2019 and 4 this year...

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    I hope this isn't true,  a 29 year old over the hill small forward who kicked 4 goals from 14 games, no thanks

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    1 minute ago, DavidNeitz9 said:

    I hope this isn't true,  a 29 year old over the hill small forward who kicked 4 goals from 14 games, no thanks

    I was going to post the same thing.

    He kicked 38 just a couple of years ago but he looks a shell of that player now.

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    7 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Why bother?

    Aim Higher MFC

    Yep, feel like he'd be another depth player when most of our small forwards are depth players themselves. Need a bigger fish, but who?

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    If we are going for a small.forward i would be going after someone like a Jack Lonie or Jarrod Cameron from WC.

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    4 minutes ago, In Gawn we Trust said:

    Yep, feel like he'd be another depth player when most of our small forwards are depth players themselves. Need a bigger fish, but who?

    We need the key forward, then the Mosquitoes will be interested

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    2 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    We need the key forward, then the Mosquitoes will be interested

    Lets hope Sideshow Bob gets locked in asap

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    tippa next year im telling ya lads we gotta make it happen

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    1 hour ago, Lord Travis said:

    Tom Philips yes please.

    Josh Thomas no thanks. Pass.

    josh thomas is better than Phillips. Phillips is a one paced, one sided outside midfielder that doesn't attack the footy all that hard.

    thomas is quicker and harder and an all round better player. Tom Phillips is a glorified Chris Johnson (the Melbourne player) that finds a lot of th ball

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    8 minutes ago, Dr.D said:

    josh thomas is better than Phillips. Phillips is a one paced, one sided outside midfielder that doesn't attack the footy all that hard.

    thomas is quicker and harder and an all round better player. Tom Phillips is a glorified Chris Johnson (the Melbourne player) that finds a lot of th ball

    We'll just have to agree to disagree Dr. I actually rate Phillips and Thomas did finish last in the Grand Final sprint. Surely that closes the argument in my favour!

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