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Banished to the magoos by Bizarro Bevo all year (as reported by Tom 'Dees Man' Morris)

Had time off for personal issues & contracted for a further couple of years but clearly on the outter

Would be our second best winger and add more skill to the midfield group

Thoughts, queries, concerns?

 
Just now, adonski said:

Banished to the magoos by Bizarro Bevo all year (as reported by Tom 'Dees Man' Morris)

Had time off for personal issues & contracted for a further couple of years but clearly on the outter

Would be our second best winger and add more skill to the midfield group

Thoughts, queries, concerns?

Steak knives as part of Naughton deal. 

 
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1 minute ago, mo64 said:

No.

Have fwded onto Tim Lamb 


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10 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

A few.

Anyone who bevo doesn't like probably has a few redeeming qualities though 

Was it Lachie Hunter that took out half a street of parked cars?

 

Add more deadlocks to the door, don’t let him in.

Talent yep… still a massive no thanks.


Good God [censored] NO.

Head ducking, knee bending [censored] on the Ginnivan/Mathieson level.

Jesus no.

No



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2 minutes ago, layzie said:

I'd say no but I like the lateral thinking.

My brain is very good at keeping its width

Thanks but No.!!

i like it!

 

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