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What they’re saying in Lulie Street

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Petitions, board spills, incompetent, fugly, cancelling 3 x family memberships, Ned Guy, disgraceful, resistance, Eddie and Trump is a spot on comparison, cancelling Foxtel ...

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    I've heard rumours they're trying to package up picks 14 & 16 for pick 15, can anyone confirm?

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    There would have to be people still fawning over everything Buckley and Eddie do. It's a cult.

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    Filth will be fine.......they've still got degoey and beams......lol......culture and leadership

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    I listened to the callers on the radio and 99% of them were ready to burn whoever was responsible for the culling of the players at the stake. One was going to ring the club and demand to speak to Eddie and cancel 8 memberships. 

    I also heard the interview with Stephenson. He sounded quite disheartened about how he was unwanted by Collingwood but looking forward to starting afresh. I was shocked to hear he had to ring Buckley himself to find out what was their position on trading him was after rumours reached him. He was told bluntly to put himself out for trade and he wasn't open enough about himself to the team. It sounded like this hurt him the most because he explained he really struggled being in the hub away from his family. He is close to his family and friends and enjoys unwinding with them away from footy as a way to relax.

    What he was told sounds like a poor excuse. Could have just told him, look you had a bad year and we can't afford to wait for you to get better next year.

    P.S. Yes, there was one woman who swore blind allegiance to Bucks and Eddie and whatever they did was the best choice ever!!  LOL.

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    I wonder how much of Treloar's salary they had to agree to pay to get such a good deal from the Dogs?

    The whole thing smacks of salary cap planning disaster.  Maybe they assumed Pendlebury would have retired by now?

    Well, now they need to him stick around a couple more years.

     

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    2 minutes ago, Dame Gaga said:

    I listened to the callers on the radio and 99% of them were ready to burn whoever was responsible for the culling of the players at the stake. One was going to ring the club and demand to speak to Eddie and cancel 8 memberships. 

    I also heard the interview with Stephenson. He sounded quite disheartened about how he was unwanted by Collingwood but looking forward to starting afresh. I was shocked to hear he had to ring Buckley himself to find out what was their position on trading him was after rumours reached him. He was told bluntly to put himself out for trade and he wasn't open enough about himself to the team. It sounded like this hurt him the most because he explained he really struggled being in the hub away from his family. He is close to his family and friends and enjoys unwinding with them away from footy as a way to relax.

    What he was told sounds like a poor excuse. Could have just told him, look you had a bad year and we can't afford to wait for you to get better next year.

    P.S. Yes, there was one woman who swore blind allegiance to Bucks and Eddie and whatever they did was the best choice ever!!  LOL.

    70 million voted for Trump!

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    3 minutes ago, old dee said:

    70 million voted for Trump!

    Yes, it's not exactly a ringing endorsement of the human race...

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    I'd be very careful about laughing at Collingwood. This could well be us with Clarry and Petracca next off season.

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    4 minutes ago, A F said:

    I'd be very careful about laughing at Collingwood. This could well be us with Clarry and Petracca next off season.

    Not sure we're shipping them off like the Pies are. A clubs want to keep their players is the significant factor in the value you get back, so even if disaster struck we're unlikely to get completely fisted like they did. 

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    14 minutes ago, Dame Gaga said:

    It sounded like this hurt him the most because he explained he really struggled being in the hub away from his family.

    The impact of being in the hub on players hasn't really been given much exposure. It's something that Weideman commented on in terms of his own loss of form across the last few rounds.

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    10 minutes ago, adonski said:

    Not sure we're shipping them off like the Pies are. A clubs want to keep their players is the significant factor in the value you get back, so even if disaster struck we're unlikely to get completely fisted like they did. 

    Sure.

    I'm not a particularly superstitious person, except when it comes to Melbourne. 

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    1 minute ago, A F said:

    Sure.

    I'm not a particularly superstitious person, except when it comes to Melbourne. 

    Yeah on second thought I can't argue with that ?

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    So much for Bucks being a changed man. The way he has communicated not only to Treloar but Stephenson as well leaves much to be desired. Being told that the senior playing group don't value you (Treloar) and don't want you around is appalling. Add to that Stephenson was given the boot based on his former indiscretions (gambling) and bad form this year it just beggars belief that anyone would want to play for that club with that arrogant and narcissistic coach. I'm certain all 3 of the players traded will do great at their new clubs. 

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    Do the Pies have the cap space to pay a top 10 pick if they trade up?

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    Ned Guy. 
     

    Lolz. 
     

    Not much clue. 
     

    EAD Collingwood. 

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    I wonder how much of Treloar's salary they had to agree to pay to get such a good deal from the Dogs?

    The whole thing smacks of salary cap planning disaster.  Maybe they assumed Pendlebury would have retired by now?

    Well, now they need to him stick around a couple more years.

     

    $300k per year for 5 years.

    Paying 1.5mil to have a player NOT play for you.

    Incredible.

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    Just watched Ned guys interview if he isn’t sacked tomorrow I will be very surprised, never seen someone in over there heads as much as this guy

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    Just now, brendan said:

    Just watched Ned guys interview if he isn’t sacked tomorrow I will be very surprised, never seen someone in over there heads as much as this guy

    Watched him being interviewed on Fox...he looked like a dead man walking.

    Tipping he's next out the door at C/wood.

    Was hung out to dry.

    Will be scapegoated to protect the bigger egos.

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    That bloke on trade radio still thinks they can win the flag next year, he also thinks essendon top 4 chance, (am I missing  something) 

    im tipping both bottom 8 along with haw and North bottom 2

    Would not surprise me bottom 4 

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    I think we can all breathe collective sigh of relief that Nev won't be joining the filth. 

    That would have truly hurt seeing him in a Collingwood jumper.

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    Beware the Pies and Eddie's ego.

    They may look to trade in someone big coming out of contract next season to win back disgruntled supporters 

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    Spent the last 2 hours reading the replies to Bucks tweet. Some seriously angry supporters and a heaps of them. Heads are going to have to roll, they can't get through this unscathed.

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