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13 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

is that so? all the talk is that he's definitely out the door, which seems unfathomable to me after the sort of season he's been having

He still could be.  Maybe freo can't get the deal done and he is going to WCE.

ala Cerra to the dees last year but the shoe is on the other foot!

Edited by Lucifers Hero

 
29 minutes ago, Lucifers Hero said:

He still could be.  Maybe freo can't get the deal done and he is going to WCE.

ala Cerra to the dees last year but the shoe is on the other foot!

Lucy, we are getting confused here about Lobb and Jacko.

My original post was about Freo wanting Lobb to stay, who is contracted btw for next year, in connection to not getting Jacko.

Whatwhatsaywhat was commenting on Lobb's good year this year and that the word is he's gone, even though he is contracted.

1 minute ago, Redleg said:

Lucy, we are getting confused here about Lobb and Jacko.

My original post was about Freo wanting Lobb to stay, who is contracted btw for next year, in connection to not getting Jacko.

Whatwhatsaywhat was commenting on Lobb's good year this year and that the word is he's gone, even though he is contracted.

LOL!  Got it.  Thnks.

Misinterpreted wwsw's post🤔

 

 
19 minutes ago, Lucifers Hero said:

LOL!  Got it.  Thnks.

Misinterpreted wwsw's post🤔

 

BTW have a look at the last posts on the Jacko thread. 

3 minutes ago, Redleg said:

BTW have a look at the last posts on the Jacko thread. 

Saw it.

Howes' cryptic 'Thursday vibes' and the victory emoji says Jackson is staying!!??

+

Jackson's beaming smile (when everyone else is focusing on the next ball up) and his two outstretched fingers.

=

A two year contract coming up!!??


2 minutes ago, Lucifers Hero said:

Saw it.

Howes' cryptic 'Thursday vibes' and the victory emoji says Jackson is staying!!??

+

Jackson's beaming smile (when everyone else is focusing on the next ball up) and his two outstretched fingers.

=

A two year contract coming up!!??

I'm choosing to believe it's true but just for today. A person can dream!

3 hours ago, Redleg said:

The fact that Freo are now wanting Lobb to stay, might be due to someone not coming to them.

pretty sure freo have never not wanted lobb to stay regardless of any other options they've been looking at

 
17 minutes ago, Turner said:

pretty sure freo have never not wanted lobb to stay regardless of any other options they've been looking at

If they got the bloke they wanted, his salary would cause them to let go of players and Lobb has stated his partner wants to get back to the East Coast. Freo might not want Lobb to go, but if they get their man and hopefully not, they will need to make cap space.

Is it possible to leave luke jackson discussions to the other 100 page thread?


12 hours ago, Travy14 said:

Im not saying trade, as per the second line in my statement "could look elsewhere"

purely if he asked for a trade.

He has played about 4 games and shows a lot of promise. 
Why would he ask for a trade?

1 hour ago, Sir Why You Little said:

He has played about 4 games and shows a lot of promise. 
Why would he ask for a trade?

i think you just answered your own question.

10 minutes ago, Redleg said:

i think you just answered your own question.

Not at all. You have to earn your spot in a  good side. The Club need Bedford going forward. Osker Baker will need to look elsewhere 

11 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Not at all. You have to earn your spot in a  good side. The Club need Bedford going forward. Osker Baker will need to look elsewhere 

Yes you did.

If he shows promise and is not getting a game, why wouldn't he look around?

It's not just clubs that let players go, players also leave because they want better opportunities.

4 minutes ago, Redleg said:

Yes you did.

If he shows promise and is not getting a game, why wouldn't he look around?

It's not just clubs that let players go, players also leave because they want better opportunities.

But he is getting games in a side that has September intensions. That is not to say he still needs improvement in his game


9 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

But he is getting games in a side that has September intensions. That is not to say he still needs improvement in his game

That's the whole point, he is not getting regular games and that is why he may decide to move on.

37 minutes ago, Redleg said:

That's the whole point, he is not getting regular games and that is why he may decide to move on.

Still a big chance to play in this years finals. Would be a foolish thing to do. He will be a regular in ‘23

Just now, Sir Why You Little said:

Still a big chance to play in this years finals. Would be a foolish thing to do. He will be a regular in ‘23

Whose place will he take in 23 to be a regular?

49 minutes ago, Redleg said:

Whose place will he take in 23 to be a regular?

That is entirely up to Toby. He kicks excellent goals and has serious pace. He just needs a bigger tank. 
 


36 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

That is entirely up to Toby. He kicks excellent goals and has serious pace. He just needs a bigger tank. 
 

I thought we were discussing Chandler.

10 minutes ago, Redleg said:

I thought we were discussing Chandler.

Always about Bedford. He has raw talent that needs to be trained, would be very disappointed if he didn’t become a serious MFC Player in future. 

 
52 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

That is entirely up to Toby. He kicks excellent goals and has serious pace. He just needs a bigger tank. 
 

I disagree - he has excellent pace and a big tank. You'll see him in the top 5 or so endurance runners at the club, as well as the fastest top 5. His big let down is his kicking, in spite of him kicking a few ripping goals.

21 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Always about Bedford. He has raw talent that needs to be trained, would be very disappointed if he didn’t become a serious MFC Player in future. 

Agree. 


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