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1 hour ago, SthSea22 said:

Announcement after the BnF lads

Reading the comments from Tom Morris and then the direct feedback from Koz's fam confirms that i will never acknowledge what the media put up

He is gone fellas

What feedback from koz's fam?

 
1 hour ago, Flowergirl said:

What feedback from koz's fam?

There isn’t any.!!

Kozzie for pick 11 would be extremely disappointing considering we picked him at pick 12 - so a grand total of a 1 pick profit for a gun small forward/mid that’s 1 to 2 years away from his prime AFL years.

The club has to hold firm on this one, give him a few weeks off to visit family prior to or during his suspension and be super accommodating to him next year.

 
3 hours ago, Flowergirl said:

What feedback from koz's fam?

People seem to accept that a request is automatically agreed to. 
NO it’s not. 
Each case is treated on merit and how it affects the Club say in next 2 years and even if a deal can be done through a pick no or a player. 

Players have signed long term contracts and because things went result or form wise not to our liking or theirs doesn’t mean it is time for a max exodus with a variety of doubtful excuses used. 

Time to be strong Dees we are attempted to be walked over by all and sundry. Unite and gain from a crisis!! Only way to go. 

Given all the instability around the club, Kozzie is naturally the one who would be the most unsettled.

Very young family and a long way from home (whether that’s WA or Adelaide or Darwin).

Ever since the Trac stuff started, I was concerned about Koz


It’s certainly going to be news to the club when homesick Kozzie who wants to go home to his family in WA ends up at Port Adelaide 

8 minutes ago, BW511 said:

Given all the instability around the club, Kozzie is naturally the one who would be the most unsettled.

Very young family and a long way from home (whether that’s WA or Adelaide or Darwin).

Ever since the Trac stuff started, I was concerned about Koz

But there is already some family support in Melb I understand. 

4 hours ago, DeeZone said:

Just reported by Tom Morris that Kozzie isn’t going anywhere and that although Kozzie doesn’t like living in Melbourne he “loves the Club and Simon Goodwin”, now where have I heard this before, also Port won’t be pursuing him even though they have zero draft capital. 😁😁😁💕

Thanks @DeeZone it’s been constant dialogue that our Kozzzy loves the footy club and Goody, but not Melbourne the city. Yes he will probably eventually leave one day but not yet.  We love Kozzzy ❤️💙❤️💙❤️

 
Just now, 58er said:

But there is already some family support in Melb I understand. 

By the way he planned this family so he would have realised support is valuable also I believe is only Melb that is probably too big for him allegedly. Any Capital city is going to be larger than his natural surroundings but as always things like health opportunity and friendship are balances. 

15 minutes ago, 58er said:

People seem to accept that a request is automatically agreed to. 
NO it’s not. 
Each case is treated on merit and how it affects the Club say in next 2 years and even if a deal can be done through a pick no or a player. 

Players have signed long term contracts and because things went result or form wise not to our liking or theirs doesn’t mean it is time for a max exodus with a variety of doubtful excuses used. 

Time to be strong Dees we are attempted to be walked over by all and sundry. Unite and gain from a crisis!! Only way to go. 

Agree 58er Strength through Unity.


On 03/10/2024 at 06:55, SthSea22 said:

Kozzy will officially ask for a trade to Port Adelaide this week

Source is from someone who wouldn't b [censored] to me. Gave me the heads up due to me being a massive Dee.

 

Have seen screenshots of the cover letter that had been written up by his Manager

The wellbeing factor is the main reason to leave Melbourne

 

DEVESTATED 

 

Port is unexpected. You'd think if he was serious about getting it done he would've chosen one of the WA teams who have better picks to work with. Would much rather take WC's future first. 

 

Houston aisde, don't Port need picks for Lukosious too? 

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10 hours ago, SthSea22 said:

Understand that

All i am confirming is that the official request is coming which he has not done before


Which even if true would still need the club to agree to honour the request.

Look - I’m completely open to the idea that Port, Carlton & Houston’s management are looking to find ways to involve other parties to get their deal done, and that Kossie’s management may see an opportunity to agitate to be a part of this to curry favour & get a move happening... but we still have to agree to it. And if we believe Kossie is partially being manipulated to achieve the desires of others, we’d probably knock it back without delay.

At the end of the day, player agents/managers are like surgeons. A surgeon will often recommended surgery because that’s why they exist. And player agents/managers are much the same - they exist to make trades happen. They’ll always lean into making something happen where they can.

If Kozi does want to head to WA. I’d move him on for pick 10 and Freos 2025 1st. 

it’s unders for us. But if he does legitimately want to leave, he’s the type of player who could just not put in if he didn’t get his wish.

So far we have heard from the media mob that:

(1) Viney's off to North Melbourne.

(2) Trac is about to start a huge trading melee.

(3) Clarrie is as good as signed by the Cats.

(4) Kozzie has already bought a plane ticket for Perth.

(5) Melbourne are a spent force, consumed by bitter infighting on all fronts.

Score: 0 out of 5.

 

15 minutes ago, Dee-tonator said:

So far we have heard from the media mob that:

(1) Viney's off to North Melbourne.

(2) Trac is about to start a huge trading melee.

(3) Clarrie is as good as signed by the Cats.

(4) Kozzie has already bought a plane ticket for Perth.

(5) Melbourne are a spent force, consumed by bitter infighting on all fronts.

Score: 0 out of 5.

 

I've learned my lesson.  Over and out.


On 02/10/2024 at 05:52, SthSea22 said:

Did the bike have a seat? I'd say no

Oh. Maybe we in know each other? Do you go to Throb often? 

On 04/10/2024 at 12:26, spirit of norm smith said:

Thanks @DeeZone it’s been constant dialogue that our Kozzzy loves the footy club and Goody, but not Melbourne the city. Yes he will probably eventually leave one day but not yet.  We love Kozzzy ❤️💙❤️💙❤️

Who does love Melbourne the city? 

5 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Who does love Melbourne the city? 

I do, the greatest city in the world 

6 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Who does love Melbourne the city? 

I did: 2000-2010

place went downhill from there. Too many people.


7 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Who does love Melbourne the city? 

There are more people coming to Melbourne than leaving these days.

7 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Who does love Melbourne the city? 

Not offence people, not me, love the country and loved the 'ring of steel' 🙃

8 hours ago, Skuit said:

Oh. Maybe we in know each other? Do you go to Throb often? 

Name rings a bell just like the seat-less bike u was on whilst stalking Eddie 

 
On 04/10/2024 at 22:38, Dee-tonator said:

So far we have heard from the media mob that:

(1) Viney's off to North Melbourne.

(2) Trac is about to start a huge trading melee.

(3) Clarrie is as good as signed by the Cats.

(4) Kozzie has already bought a plane ticket for Perth.

(5) Melbourne are a spent force, consumed by bitter infighting on all fronts.

Score: 0 out of 5.

 

We haven't started Trade season yet mate

 

All 5 could still happen LOL

2 hours ago, Lexinator said:

Not offence people, not me, love the country and loved the 'ring of steel' 🙃

Me too, city’s great for going out but not great for living. 


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