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No I'm not suggesting we should look at him but Kane Cornes thinks otherwise.

 

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    2 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    No I'm not suggesting we should look at him but Kane Cornes thinks otherwise.

     

    I was trying to get through to Gaz & Bucks on SEN this morning to say exact same thing, Demons desperate for big strong forward, Josh Kennedy for one year, brilliant idea..

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    Was an epic performance for his farewell game

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    Been a wonderful player but he’s been on one leg for some years. His ankle is pretty cooked. Think he’s retiring at the right time. 
     

    We desperately need to develop some young key position talls, not recycle blokes that are already spent. 

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    His knee is stuffed, hence he won't play another game this year (as reported) including the derby.

    Great last game from a champion forward.

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    Like Hutchy said, sell it to him by saying you only play 10 games and finals. manage him.

    it wont happen but i would be all for it!

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    It’s a wild idea. Josh Kennedy is EXACTLY the type of player as a key forward that we need !!! But he’s body is finished and he’s probably mentally exhausted.  He’s won a premiership so not sure it’s still on his bucket list.  

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    15 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    It’s a wild idea. Josh Kennedy is EXACTLY the type of player as a key forward that we need !!! But he’s body is finished and he’s probably mentally exhausted.  He’s won a premiership so not sure it’s still on his bucket list.  

    my body is finished but i couldn't kick 8 in a game. I  doubt he is in worse shape than BBB whose knees are knackered. Like you I doubt he would be interested but it would be worth making an offer.

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