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12 minutes ago, layzie said:

I got a Bud to bear with this thread. It should be Lions.

Yes but in the interests of alliteration Buddy the Bear sounds much better.

4 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

Yes but in the interests of alliteration Buddy the Bear sounds much better.

I really just wanted to say 'Bud to bear' Gonzo. I quite liked the title in all honesty.

 
9 hours ago, Diamond_Jim said:

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

No one said what the Lions think yet have they? And he can replace Mc Stay at a goal per game in 2022!


On 7/13/2022 at 4:09 PM, dazzledavey36 said:

In a heart beat!

Hi Dazz. Our mail is that the Lions have offered 1 year at $750 and there is no certainty that even if the Swans match it now, he’d stay.  The other big news we’re hearing is that the Swans have told Josh Kennedy that they can’t guarantee him a game next year and surprisingly, rather than retire, he’s looking at 1 year offers from both the Kangas & GWS.  
It appears the Swans are looking to move on from these two great Champions. 

Also hearing that Geelong has made enquiries about Grundy. 

 
16 hours ago, SPC said:

Joe the Goose and Buddy the bear..  Eric the twig???

Don’t forget Dan ‘The Won’t’ McStay

34 minutes ago, goodwindees said:

Hi Dazz. Our mail is that the Lions have offered 1 year at $750 and there is no certainty that even if the Swans match it now, he’d stay.  The other big news we’re hearing is that the Swans have told Josh Kennedy that they can’t guarantee him a game next year and surprisingly, rather than retire, he’s looking at 1 year offers from both the Kangas & GWS.  
It appears the Swans are looking to move on from these two great Champions. 

Also hearing that Geelong has made enquiries about Grundy. 

Thanks mate, great Intel 

The Kennedy to North makes a whole heap of sense from a playing experience and leadership point of view. The loss of Cunnington this year had left a huge hole in their midfield.

Other then the Jackson scenario, will we be active this trade period?


Tim Lamb is always trying to be active and is very highly regarded by Player Managers. Naturally, it all depends on the Jackson scenario and how that washes out.  We are still of the view that he goes. 
 

Kennedy would be a great get for the Roos. They might have a few similar mids but you don't say no to that kind of leadership. 

On 7/15/2022 at 9:33 AM, demon3165 said:

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

Hah. Played a couple of years in that. Loved those unfenced grounds. If you followed the ball over the boundary into the spectators you'd cop half a dozen jabs to the kidneys on your way back on the field. Fun times !

1 hour ago, goodwindees said:

Hi Dazz. Our mail is that the Lions have offered 1 year at $750 and there is no certainty that even if the Swans match it now, he’d stay.  The other big news we’re hearing is that the Swans have told Josh Kennedy that they can’t guarantee him a game next year and surprisingly, rather than retire, he’s looking at 1 year offers from both the Kangas & GWS.  
It appears the Swans are looking to move on from these two great Champions. 

Also hearing that Geelong has made enquiries about Grundy. 

From a Swans perspective, I think it's pretty disappointing that Buddy would move for the money given the length of contract and money the Swans have forked out for him historically. Still, mayne their offer was very low-ball.


  • 1 month later...

Any news on Buddy since the potential lions one year deal? I find it hard to believe he would leave for a one year deal

Another 52 goals. 3 contested marks and 2 goals in the prelim. 

I wonder if the Demons are interested? I know I would be keen!

1 minute ago, DubDee said:

Any news on Buddy since the potential lions one year deal? I find it hard to believe he would leave for a one year deal

Another 52 goals. 3 contested marks and 2 goals in the prelim. 

I wonder if the Demons are interested? I know I would be keen!

He’ll be at the Swans for 2 more 

1 minute ago, Demons11 said:

He’ll be at the Swans for 2 more 

Rumour or opinion or news?


8 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Any news on Buddy since the potential lions one year deal? I find it hard to believe he would leave for a one year deal

Another 52 goals. 3 contested marks and 2 goals in the prelim. 

I wonder if the Demons are interested? I know I would be keen!

Also it’s just been announced, scary timing then. 1 more year it seems 

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