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With all due respect, not a chance. More off field issues and well past his best with age and body working against him.

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    @Nascenthe played 9 games and averaged 16 disposals per games, definitely players on our list that wouldn't contribute as much as that in a game.

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    Was a brilliant player for the Saints. Not sure we need him if we want Sparrow and others to come on.

    At only 30 perhaps too young for the Cats?

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    34 minutes ago, Marcus94 said:

    @Nascenthe played 9 games and averaged 16 disposals per games, definitely players on our list that wouldn't contribute as much as that in a game.

    And played most of the season overweight, broke down with soft tissue injuries and cats are trying to get rid of him after only one year. He's a shadow of the player he once was, wouldn't touch him. 

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    NO

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    Ha!  just saw the announcement and was waiting for this thread.

     

    N-O spells No!

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    No way.  In it only for the money now and clearly the Cats have realised that.

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    ABSOLUTELY NO BLINKING WAY KNOWN.Too many known issues!

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    4 hours ago, Marcus94 said:

     

    Just saw this on the AFL Website. Is Jack Steven worth a look if he were to leave the Old Folks home?

    Link: https://www.afl.com.au/news/523602/early-exit-veteran-cats-mid-could-take-payout-for-2021

     

     

     

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    short answer: no

    long answer:  nnnnnnnnnnnooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Edited by daisycutter

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    Hard pass. Would prefer to bring Dean Turlich out of retirement than bother with a broken Jack Steven.

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    Alright, let's analyse this sensibly. He was quite good at St Kilda. Not so good at Geelong. He's got attitude and injury issues and he's 30 years old. In a good environment he could become a decent player. Sounds like a good fit for the deees. 

    It's yes from me !!

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    When Hell freezes over maybe

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    6 hours ago, DeeSpencer said:

    Should we take a stab at him?

    Just to suggest it, proves you know nothing about football

    Edited by don't make me angry

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    If we grab him reckon we're a Top 4 chance. He's not afraid to get in amongst it. After all, he has experience at the sharp end of things...

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    On 11/4/2020 at 6:18 PM, pineapple dee said:

    Alright, let's analyse this sensibly. He was quite good at St Kilda. Not so good at Geelong. He's got attitude and injury issues and he's 30 years old. In a good environment he could become a decent player. Sounds like a good fit for the deees. 

    It's yes from me !!

    Sorry Pino your not fit to decide our next big recruit.!!

    Need better personnel  at our Club!!!

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