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Farewell Luke Jackson

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7 hours ago, drysdale demon said:

Of course you would of, pretty easy to say when you are not in the job.

I suggest your reply should have said 'would have', 'not would of'.  Just the same, how good is it to be on Demonland with such gracious people, who clearly have no idea about opinions and cannot allow someone having an alteranate opinion, without having a chip back.

Excuse me Dry as a Dale, but my opinion is my own.  I did not try to impose it on anyone else.  However, clearly, you've made your own choice to respond.

Why do I persist being here?  I'll get back to ya.

Go you mighty Demons.

 

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    I'm going to say goodbye to Luke for the 3rd time just because maybe there is a chance for 400 pages. 

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    13 minutes ago, I'va Worn Smith said:

    I suggest your reply should have said 'would have', 'not would of'.  Just the same, how good is it to be on Demonland with such gracious people, who clearly have no idea about opinions and cannot allow someone having an alteranate opinion, without having a chip back.

    Excuse me Dry as a Dale, but my opinion is my own.  I did not try to impose it on anyone else.  However, clearly, you've made your own choice to respond.

    Why do I persist being here?  I'll get back to ya.

    Go you mighty Demons.

     

    Thanks for the english lesson. If you can't take criticism of your opinion then maybe keep it to yourself,  but that is only my opinion.

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    1 minute ago, drysdale demon said:

    Thanks for the english lesson. If you can't take criticism of your opinion then maybe keep it to yourself,  but that is only my opinion.

    Not an English lesson, just correct English.  I'll espouse my opinion at all times. in line with the topic.  But I will never be a smart [censored], with someone who can articulate their alternate opinion, with grace.

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    1 hour ago, Jjrogan said:

    Just quietly, this is the best thread on the internets right now.  People wanting to delete his existence ala eternal sunshine of a spotless mind and bitter and vengeful like an ex that scorned them.  So good!! 

    Now just need some nudity

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    Has there been any sort of statement yet from Jackson? Thanks MFC for giving me the opportunity, thanks to the members/fans... etc etc etc?

    Disclaimer... I haven't read the whole thread & am currently overseas so don't get all the news, so apologies if already discussed.

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    1 hour ago, Jjrogan said:

    Just quietly, this is the best thread on the internets right now.  People wanting to delete his existence ala eternal sunshine of a spotless mind and bitter and vengeful like an ex that scorned them.  So good!! 

    That's the next photoshop job for someone. The cover of that movie with LJ's face in place of Jim Carrey.

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    48 minutes ago, bush demon said:

    I just want to say that i was played out of position by Mr Williamson in grade 6. He had me at CHF when i was clearly a ruck- rover type player. I have never forgotten that.

    You have kind of missed what I thought was really obvious but as it seems you have the IQ of Dogga I will explain. 

    Even if you are pee'd off and feeling undervalued by MFC your PROFESSIONAL commitment means you play the game,tick the public boxes and move on....unlike players who think " professional "means it's only money and self interest. 

    No one is contesting self interest..just how you live with it in a professional manner.

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    13 minutes ago, JTR said:

    Has there been any sort of statement yet from Jackson? Thanks MFC for giving me the opportunity, thanks to the members/fans... etc etc etc?

    Disclaimer... I haven't read the whole thread & am currently overseas so don't get all the news, so apologies if already discussed.

    Kind of. If you look at Grundys thanks to the Pies as comparison,  you will be left disappointed. Speaks a lot about his manager too. 

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    Anything the player does usually comes from the manager. Ie. The manager tells the player what to do and they end up taking all the c*** for it.

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    Oh well...Luke Jackson is a Docker now.

    But he will always be remembered as a Demons player who helped the Melbourne Football Club end it's 57 year Premiership drought.

     

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    2 hours ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

    I have not idea what any of that means. It’s a grammatical nightmare, littered with expression issues

    OK I apologise.

    1 Hunt currently feels hard done by and I have  personal information to support that's how he feels.

    2 He accepts the decision as the lot of  professional athlete.

    3.His reasons are listed

    4 Nonetheless he makes respectful public comments as a professional athlete should.

    5 I imply that currently the balance between rights and obligations in the AFL arena is skewed towards rights

    6 Which is not an attractive ( classy) state of affairs.

    7 I  hope that's now  clear and you are  intelligent enough ( from your critique) to understand this was a post about  "professionalism"in the AFL as much as the subject of the thread.

    8 But I doubt it

     

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    7 minutes ago, IRW said:

    OK I apologise.

    1 Hunt currently feels hard done by and I have  personal information to support that's how he feels.

    2 He accepts the decision as the lot of  professional athlete.

    3.His reasons are listed

    4 Nonetheless he makes respectful public comments as a professional athlete should.

    5 I imply that currently the balance between rights and obligations in the AFL arena is skewed towards rights

    6 Which is not an attractive ( classy) state of affairs.

    7 I  hope that's now  clear and you are  intelligent enough ( from your critique) to understand this was a post about  "professionalism"in the AFL as much as the subject of the thread.

    8 But I doubt it  ....I  chose not to mention Jackson because he's actually pretty irrelevant to issues of AFL culture.

     

     

     

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    I had a read of the Freo Bigfooty thread on Jacko.

    Interestingly there are lots of references to JVR, and how much they seem to rate him and hope that he similarly goes back to WA. 

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    3 hours ago, Demonland said:

    He's a Premiership player with the club FFS.

    Exactly, and some of the carry on by posters, talking about class etc when they show in this and many other threads a total lack of it

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    2 hours ago, IRW said:

    You have kind of missed what I thought was really obvious but as it seems you have the IQ of Dogga I will explain. 

    Even if you are pee'd off and feeling undervalued by MFC your PROFESSIONAL commitment means you play the game,tick the public boxes and move on....unlike players who think " professional "means it's only money and self interest. 

    No one is contesting self interest..just how you live with it in a professional 

     So you and Mr Williamson are double-teaming me? Luke couldn't be that dumb he gets his kicks playing AFL football and putting money in the bank, not posting aggrieved commentary on footy websites.

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    1 hour ago, Winners at last said:

    I had a read of the Freo Bigfooty thread on Jacko.

    Interestingly there are lots of references to JVR, and how much they seem to rate him and hope that he similarly goes back to WA. 

    Think it's mostly because he's a key forward from WA who was a huge dockers supporter. There were rumours of him being a flight risk when he was drafted. 

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    9 hours ago, JTR said:

    Has there been any sort of statement yet from Jackson? Thanks MFC for giving me the opportunity, thanks to the members/fans... etc etc etc?

    Disclaimer... I haven't read the whole thread & am currently overseas so don't get all the news, so apologies if already discussed.

    My daughter tells me he put out a statement on his instagram account yesterday, I don't do instagram so was unable to read it.

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    5 hours ago, mmwd6 said:

    Think it's mostly because he's a key forward from WA who was a huge dockers supporter. There were rumours of him being a flight risk when he was drafted. 

    Oh

    Good

    Next 300 pager coming up

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    7 hours ago, Winners at last said:

    I had a read of the Freo Bigfooty thread on Jacko.

    Interestingly there are lots of references to JVR, and how much they seem to rate him and hope that he similarly goes back to WA. 

    Not sure how they can get him. We have all their picks.

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    6 hours ago, mmwd6 said:

    Think it's mostly because he's a key forward from WA who was a huge dockers supporter. There were rumours of him being a flight risk when he was drafted. 

    From his reaction to him drafted to us on draft night it didn't look like he was a flight risk.

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    6 hours ago, mmwd6 said:

    Think it's mostly because he's a key forward from WA who was a huge dockers supporter. There were rumours of him being a flight risk when he was drafted. 

     

    1 hour ago, jumbo returns said:

    Oh

    Good

    Next 300 pager coming up

    We should assume any SA or WA player is a flight risk!.  Especially if they are high end draftees who show some success in their first few years.

    Their recruiters get closer to their managers. schools, families and junior clubs long before being drafted.  The player will have barracked for one of the two teams. 

    'Going home' of top end talent is happening quite frequently now.  New draftees see how easy it is, be they in or out of contract, to 'go home'.  So  I would expect the 'go home' players will increase further from now on.

    That is not to say we shouldn't draft them.  But:  Caveat emptor!

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    8 hours ago, Winners at last said:

    I had a read of the Freo Bigfooty thread on Jacko.

    Interestingly there are lots of references to JVR, and how much they seem to rate him and hope that he similarly goes back to WA. 

    Most 1st round draftees sign a new contract early when they join a club and usually for at least two years.

    He would be a high priority for early re-signing (along with Kozzie) so let's see what JVR does.  If he defers talks or signs for just one year as Jackson did the jungle drums will start beating!  Loudly!!

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    8 hours ago, Winners at last said:

    I had a read of the Freo Bigfooty thread on Jacko.

    Interestingly there are lots of references to JVR, and how much they seem to rate him and hope that he similarly goes back to WA. 

    A potential double raid on us by them makes me sick. 

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    4 minutes ago, Lucifers Hero said:

     

    We should assume any SA or WA player is a flight risk!.  Especially if they are high end draftees who show some success in their early years.

    Their recruiters get closer to their managers. schools, families and junior clubs long before being drafted.  The player will have barracked for one of the two teams. 

    'Going home' of top end talent is happening quite frequently now.  New draftees see how easy it is, be they in or out of contract, to 'go home'.  So  I would expect the 'go home' players will increase further from now on.

    That is not to say we shouldn't draft them.  But:  Caveat emptor!

    One of the SA clubs said that GC shouldn't bother recruiting Rankine because he would only come back to SA at the first opportunity, I think they said the same of Lukosius. So eastern states clubs recruit them and SA/WA clubs grab them for a very poor return.

    Over the main Covid period it wasn't pleasant for anyone living in Victoria, maybe with the "State of Emergency" nearly over things will change. Maybe we can start to attract a few Victorians playing with WA/SA clubs to come back here.

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