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I'm sure there'll be Vic players on the Freo list that will want to come home so it would be short sighted of Freo not to be reasonable dealing with us

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    3 minutes ago, BDA said:

    What goes around comes around

    I'm sure there'll be Vic players on the Freo list that will want to come home so it would be short sighted of Freo not to be reasonable dealing with us

    The majority of the their midfield is from Victoria, including their emerging star ruckman. 

    I agree with you, but Peter Bell seems not to be a reasonable.

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    Peter Bell he is not always unreasonable ... just drives a hard bargain.  As we should do with Freo re Jackson

    As for negotiating with Bell, in the end, we came out way in front with the Langdon deal ... effectively he came for a 2nd round pick.  Last 2 years in the conversation for AA honours

    And the Hogan deal turned up trumps which delivered us May & Sparrow via picks 6 & 22

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    Heard from a reliable source the following: Luke Jackson’s family is pushing for him to move back to WA. Specifically, his mother, who wants him back in WA. Freo may not be able to get the deal done, but the family’s preference is for him to play for Freo and not West Coast. They are heavy in the ear of his manager. It seems the decision to head home is not entirely Luke’s. Take it or leave it. The source is pretty solid though

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    3 minutes ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

    Heard from a reliable source the following: Luke Jackson’s family is pushing for him to move back to WA. Specifically, his mother, who wants him back in WA. Freo may not be able to get the deal done, but the family’s preference is for him to play for Freo and not West Coast. They are heavy in the ear of his manager. It seems the decision to head home is not entirely Luke’s. Take it or leave it. The source is pretty solid though

    Is your sauce pages 170 through 186 of this thread! 

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    Family comes first. If they want him to head home then there must be a very good reason why. Hopefully the club and freo can get a satisfactory deal done and we can all move on

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    3 minutes ago, adonski said:

    Is your sauce pages 170 through 186 of this thread! 

    No, I haven’t bothered to read this thread for weeks. If it has been mentioned elsewhere here, my apologies. That may suggest that the info is fairly solid then, as this source has been in the past. 

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    The club should be commended with the way it has handled the possible exit of LJ.  We've acted like pro's all the way through and there has not been an element of distraction

    And Jackson the same.  In recent weeks he has taken on more responsibility on the field and if he is on the move, it doesn't show

    So much so that he is going to be hard to replace if he does go.  I'm hoping for a stalemate with regards to a trade.  Which may lead to him re-signing with us

    I don't see a problem with us overvaluing LJ.  The possible deal looks like it's more so with Freo but if it is West Coast as an alternate, they've got pick 2 in the ND (plus some extra's)

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    1 hour ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

    Heard from a reliable source the following: Luke Jackson’s family is pushing for him to move back to WA. Specifically, his mother, who wants him back in WA. Freo may not be able to get the deal done, but the family’s preference is for him to play for Freo and not West Coast. They are heavy in the ear of his manager. It seems the decision to head home is not entirely Luke’s. Take it or leave it. The source is pretty solid though

    I have also heard that Luke Jackson is in debt to a Pokémon trading card dealer and the only way he can get out of his debt is to go to WA.

    We must have the same mail.

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    8 hours ago, Chook said:

    I have also heard that Luke Jackson is in debt to a Pokémon trading card dealer and the only way he can get out of his debt is to go to WA.

    We must have the same mail.

    That is about as accurate  a post as I have seen in 187 pages😁

    Jacko to be with us next year

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    9 hours ago, Chook said:

    I have also heard that Luke Jackson is in debt to a Pokémon trading card dealer and the only way he can get out of his debt is to go to WA.

    We must have the same mail.

    You must be hearing new mail on the ground there in Perth, Chook. 

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    7 minutes ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

    You must be hearing new mail on the ground there in Perth, Chook. 

    Chook-In-Perth is  different poster.

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    3 minutes ago, BDA said:

    Would love to hear @Chook in Perth take on this situation

    Hasn't logged on here since November of 2021.

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    11 hours ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

    Heard from a reliable source the following: Luke Jackson’s family is pushing for him to move back to WA. Specifically, his mother, who wants him back in WA. Freo may not be able to get the deal done, but the family’s preference is for him to play for Freo and not West Coast. They are heavy in the ear of his manager. It seems the decision to head home is not entirely Luke’s. Take it or leave it. The source is pretty solid though

    Having some connections through my brother over there this doesn't surprise me. I really hope he's thinking long and hard about this one as history has shown moving to Freo is a poison chalice.... other than the money you earn.

    He will instantly be their highest paid player and if he doesn't perform the fans will become feral. Not sure he is ready to take on that type of burden but time will tell.

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    26 minutes ago, Action Jackson said:

    Having some connections through my brother over there this doesn't surprise me. I really hope he's thinking long and hard about this one as history has shown moving to Freo is a poison chalice.... other than the money you earn.

    He will instantly be their highest paid player and if he doesn't perform the fans will become feral. Not sure he is ready to take on that type of burden but time will tell.

    I've been thinking about this and more than anything I hope for Luke's sake he doesn't go to Fremantle.  I'm not sure the culture at that club is all that healthy, evidenced by Hogan's experiences, and Langdon also doesn't seem like he had a happy time there.  Hogan's experiences in particular haunt me - I don't know if it was poor treatment towards him by the club, or other issues, but clearly a move home was not good for him, and he himself has stated he regrets leaving Melbourne.  And yes, the things Freo fans say about Hogan is horrible.  I don't want the same thing to happen to Luke, I really don't.  I would much prefer for him to stay at a club where it seems he is happy, and he is being well looked after.  Because he doesn't seem like a guy that possesses a lot of street smarts.  

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    2 minutes ago, Demonland said:

     

    Would prefer you to report such posts rather than making a sport over when such posts will be removed.

    Sorry

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    4 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Accepted. Now go clean up your room and think about what you've done.  😜

    You are not angry.

    Just very disappointed. 

    :goody2:

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    37 minutes ago, Demonland said:

     

    Would prefer you to report such posts rather than making a sport over when such posts will be removed.

    mea culpa

    This Kid's Genius Trick to Avoiding Punishment Will Make You Regret Writing Lines

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    4 hours ago, Action Jackson said:

    Having some connections through my brother over there this doesn't surprise me. I really hope he's thinking long and hard about this one as history has shown moving to Freo is a poison chalice.... other than the money you earn.

    He will instantly be their highest paid player and if he doesn't perform the fans will become feral. Not sure he is ready to take on that type of burden but time will tell.

    Time to cut the apron strings Luke 

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    16 hours ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

    Heard from a reliable source the following: Luke Jackson’s family is pushing for him to move back to WA. Specifically, his mother, who wants him back in WA. Freo may not be able to get the deal done, but the family’s preference is for him to play for Freo and not West Coast. They are heavy in the ear of his manager. It seems the decision to head home is not entirely Luke’s. Take it or leave it. The source is pretty solid though

    Didn't GNF get heavily bagged on here for the same information?

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