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1 hour ago, Deeoldfart said:

A touch of 'double standards here.  Why would the Dockers be fuming?  I don't recall any angst when LJ sought a trade from us. 

Not an apt comparison. It would be more like if Mac Andrew was drafted by us, having spent 5 years developing in our academy. And sought a trade in year 4 after finally playing 17 decent games in a role he'd made his own.

 
2 hours ago, Demonland said:

 

I would imagine they are only impressed with player requests from players leaving other clubs to come to them.

That is impressive!

7 minutes ago, John Demonic said:

Not an apt comparison. It would be more like if Mac Andrew was drafted by us, having spent 5 years developing in our academy. And sought a trade in year 4 after finally playing 17 decent games in a role he'd made his own.

Toby Bedford would be the best comparison but he probably didn't get the same starting 22 opportunity that Henry had.

 
13 minutes ago, Nascent said:

Toby Bedford would be the best comparison but he probably didn't get the same starting 22 opportunity that Henry had.

Not a top 10 pick though. I don't like Bell at the best of times, but I can def understand why they'd be annoyed about this particular trade request given the time sunk into Henry's development.

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Freeo not happy a guy in LJ’s draft year deciding to leave…

 

Hmmmmmm. Is there something wrong here?? I can’t remember the MFC expressing themselves other than LJ was a wanted player, and all the best, sayonara after he left. 


2 hours ago, Demonsterative said:

Freeo not happy a guy in LJ’s draft year deciding to leave…

 

Hmmmmmm. Is there something wrong here?? I can’t remember the MFC expressing themselves other than LJ was a wanted player, and all the best, sayonara after he left. 

Bell is old school and look at the results. 

We're little fuss and get the job done every time.

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16 hours ago, YearOfTheDees said:

Now Official. Whats to go to the Saints. Whats wrong with playing for Casey.

Not so sure about Casey, Langdon hasn’t exactly lit the year up and I had hoped for a bit more from Hunter in terms of helping with connection into our forward line. While they are gut runners I wouldn’t say they have elite speed either would love him at Melbourne. 

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8 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

Smart recruiting and picked up very cheaply by the Saints. 

Very smart recruiting indeed.

Add outside speed and skill, something we haven't been able to address the last few years.

Getting real 'I bought you dinner, how dare you not sleep with me' vibes out of Fremantle on this.

Must be quite alarming for Freo supporters to see the number of best-22 and developing players who want out right when they were supposed to be on the cusp of contending.

 


1 hour ago, Little Goffy said:

Getting real 'I bought you dinner, how dare you not sleep with me' vibes out of Fremantle on this.

Must be quite alarming for Freo supporters to see the number of best-22 and developing players who want out right when they were supposed to be on the cusp of contending.

 

Another feather in Bell’s endless cap

11 hours ago, Little Goffy said:

Side note: Andrew Brayshaw, Restricted Free Agent, end of 2025.

Revenge is a dish best served cold

Andrew would be a great get as Viney hits the twilight of his career. 

14 hours ago, Jaded No More said:

Another feather in Bell’s endless cap

He's like the Magic Pudding in reverse.

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