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1 hour ago, poita said:

So you're happy having 10 small forwards on the list and no midfield depth? That's bound to end well for us.

Oh I forgot we’d finished making our selections at the draft and finalised our list and those we’ve slowly been introducing to some midfield time was just for [censored]$ and giggles and not to help us moving forward 

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15 minutes ago, Its Time for Another said:

Stephen Sylvani was just on Trade Radio and said they hadn't even spoken to Melbourne about Billings. So who knows. SOS would be the last person I'd trust on anything. Based on the Vibe. Nothing else. 

Asleep at the wheel.

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Just now, Pennant St Dee said:

Oh I forgot we’d finished making our selections at the draft and finalised our list and those we’ve slowly been introducing to some midfield time was just for [censored]$ and giggles and not to help us moving forward 

Melbourne supporters - we have too many inside mids who can't kick.

Melbourne - trades for quicker outside players with skill.

Supporters - we have no midfield depth

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19 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Thought this was a done deal and we were just waiting for the ink to dry …

 

Silvagni is doing his best Dodoro impersonation.

The back and forth between the clubs would be mainly by Billing's manager so no surprise that the clubs themselves haven't spoken.  Silvagni is there now to sign the paperwork before 7pm for what was agreed.

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2 minutes ago, Lucifers Hero said:

Silvagni is doing his best Dordoro impersonation.

The back and forth between the clubs would be mainly by Billing's manager so no surprise that the clubs themselves haven't spoken.  Silvagni is there now to sign the paperwork before 7pm for what was agreed.

Why is your name a pale blue colour? 

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1 minute ago, Lucifers Hero said:

The back and forth between the clubs would be mainly by Billing's manager so no surprise that the clubs themselves haven't spoken.

Agree

The manager would have been given parameters including the salary chip in amount so it should be done.

That aside a strange comment as it would have taken him (SOS) literally 30 seconds to understand the deal outline

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10 minutes ago, Lucifers Hero said:

Silvagni is doing his best Dordoro impersonation.

The back and forth between the clubs would be mainly by Billing's manager so no surprise that the clubs themselves haven't spoken.  Silvagni is there now to sign the paperwork before 7pm for what was agreed.

Trade Radio much the better for Silvagni finding gainful full time employment!

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6 minutes ago, DistrACTION Jackson said:

Melbourne supporters - we have too many inside mids who can't kick.

Melbourne - trades for quicker outside players with skill.

Supporters - we have no midfield depth

Poita on 26/9/21 “We won last night, but that second quarter effort was terrible.”

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1 hour ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

As much as I’d like to get involved in a pile on and prove to @IRW that their post was rubbish, I have news:

Apparently Tom Morris likes his surname pronounced like how a French person would say “Maurice”.

And does he prefer Tom-[censored] or Tommy ET?

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Just now, Dee Zephyr said:

Ooohhh @Lucifers Hero

That colour is gentle on the eye. 

ha ha, it looks a bit harsh to me.  I believe the system chose it...

...Andy might change it.

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2 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

In all seriousness, what does it signify?

I've run out of 'storage space' to post images etc.  I've been deleting 'attachments' like crazy but to keep the Contracts thread going Andy put me into the 'Contributors' category as it was the only way to increase my storage space.

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