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7 minutes ago, Mono said:

Wonder of there's any legs in the Maynard rumour of a little while ago?

He would honestly be perfect. Hibbo is going again next year apparently and Maynard’s contract finishes next year…

Wonder if Maynard sticks with the pies and see how it goes next year then comes across if it’s terrible 

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17 minutes ago, Demongirl35 said:

He would honestly be perfect. Hibbo is going again next year apparently and Maynard’s contract finishes next year…

Wonder if Maynard sticks with the pies and see how it goes next year then comes across if it’s terrible 

I was just thinking should he retire, if he does go on surely a one year contract. Will be a lot of competition for the backline next year when everyone is fit and firing.

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8 minutes ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

I was just thinking should he retire, if he does go on surely a one year contract. Will be a lot of competition for the backline next year when everyone is fit and firing.

For Maynard, it'll be now or never I reckon.

I believe Hibberd has signed a new 1yr contract.

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Lockhart.  Very unlucky. Deserved another year. 
 

Vanders. Yes the pace of the game means he will struggle imo 

Bradtke. Never got the chance due to covid reduced cancellation of VFL

Nietschke.  Heartbreaking run of knee injuries. 
 

Jonesy. Thank you. You are a legend. 
Nev.  Your intensity and bravery will be remembered. 
 

Question marks. Daw - I’d keep as Ruck depth if possible. Mitch Brown - probably will be delisted imv. 

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21 minutes ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

I was just thinking should he retire, if he does go on surely a one year contract. Will be a lot of competition for the backline next year when everyone is fit and firing.

He will definitely play a few games but I reckon by the end of next year he will be out of the team. That’s just my feeling though.  

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Surprised by Lockhart and Vanders being cut tbh; especially Lockhart as his role is not an area of particular depth on our list.

I wonder if there’s a chance or a rookie spot if there’s no DFA takers..?

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4 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

Yeah this is just brutal so soon. Would take some shine off the celebrations. 
 

Ruthless business. 

Goody said on The Couch they have to finalize everything by Wednesday. Brutal but it is what it is. 

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1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

Goody said on The Couch they have to finalize everything by Wednesday. Brutal but it is what it is. 

Yeah I saw that and was surprised you have to get it done so quick. 
Even for the ones that didn’t play they’d be having an amazing time, what a thud back to earth. 

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2 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

Yeah I saw that and was surprised you have to get it done so quick. 
Even for the ones that didn’t play they’d be having an amazing time, what a thud back to earth. 

A solid reminder that nothing in footy can be taken for granted. A good reminder for the players that it comes and goes in the blink of an eye. Like the Dog’s 19 point lead. 

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Love Nev, I hope he is offered a position at the Club! He has qualities that go far beyond the playing field.

Enjoyed Vander's 'take no prisoners' attitude. Injury hampered his progress.

Was also a Jay fan. He will surely find a new home.

Feel for Bradke... I saw improvement as he filled out. A tall kid who could be picked up.

Sad for Nietschke, never got the opportunity. 

All of these blokes were severely compromised by the demise of the second tier competition.

Best wishes to you all, gentlemen. Thank you for your contribution to our Club.

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56 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

No word on Mitch Brown.. Maybe he'll stay.

Good depth to come in as a role player for 2 goals a game if needed. But hopefully not needed as that would mean Weid is struggling.

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8 hours ago, titan_uranus said:

Always loved vandenBerg's spirit, but as a club we have developed to a point where players need more than vandenBerg's aggression to get a gig in the 22.

Anyone thinking Gold Coast would need him should take off the rose coloured glasses.

Good, honest tryer, but pretty limited now that the game is speeding up 

 

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12 hours ago, GCDee said:

I must say I am quite surprised the amount of delistings. 

It looks like Jones and Nev have retired. 

VDB & melksham will be traded for token picks if they find homes.

Plus the three delistings. 

That's 7 list spots to fill with 3 picks all above 33.

Is that actually the case though? Bradtke was a category B rookie, so I don't think takes a spot on the list. Nietschke was also only a rookie.

And given that Turner and Declase came in as injury replacements, I'm assuming that we had more players on our list than we would be allowed when Hore & Tomlinson come back off the LTI list. Plus we need to create room for Jordon to go back on the senior list.

I wouldn't be surprised to see more delistings before the first list lodgement date.

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