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9 hours ago, redandbluemakepurple said:

The VFA belting the living daylights out of each other.  Grand days!

Well the old churches leagues were just as bad and so was Federal Football League.

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    Pickering said there's no way he'll be leaving the Swans even for $100/$250k more.  He'll finish up with a one year contract there it seems.

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    Did stuff all tonight. Swans have McDonald and Amartey, they’re the future. As good as he’s been it’s coming to an end, time to play him up the ground.

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    The Dees should go after Buddy for a little extra what the swans are gong to pay him . Think about the upside of this occurrence which is increased membership.

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    3 minutes ago, COOLX said:

    Think about the upside of this occurrence which is increased membership.

    I would not assume that at all.

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    Nope.. 

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    Comical at best, Lions are cooked as per their efforts in big games during this season and the last 3 finals series. I hope the Lions are stupid enough to take him.

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    Strange to say the least if true

    I could understand GCS doing it to increase attendances but why when you have Daniher, Hipwood and Cameron would you want an ageing Buddy

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    Surely this is rubbish. Cannot see a winner in this scenario. 

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    They have Hipwood and Daniher. Bizarre

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    What's Hipwood's contractual status? 

    Plus how does Brisbane satisfy the Swans with all their draft picks being utilised for father/sons Ashcroft and Fletcher?

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    1 minute ago, mo64 said:

    What's Hipwood's contractual status? 

    Plus how does Brisbane satisfy the Swans with all their draft picks being utilised for father/sons Ashcroft and Fletcher?

    Honestly what’s he worth?

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    3 minutes ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

    Honestly what’s he worth?

    Actually, just found out he's a restricted free agent, so nothing unless Sydney match.

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    1 minute ago, mo64 said:

    Actually, just found out he's a restricted free agent, so nothing unless Sydney match.

    I think BA was asking about $$

    My guess is he wants around $750k x 2 but would take $600 x 3

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    If the bears take him we can sit back and have a great big LOL at them.

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    He'll be linked with every team in the league before signing an extension with the Swans

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    1 hour ago, daisycutter said:

    why would you announce it before the finals

    swans wouldn't be impressed at timing

    That’s what I thought. 

    I thought that brazenly approaching a player like that mid-season would be considered poaching.

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