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11 minutes ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

Interesting. Let's see how homesick the lad is if there's only WC on the table at seasons end. 

"On second thought, let us not go to Camelot, for 'tis a silly place."

Feels like Jon Ralph is just condensing the usual process of making a new claim every week so that at the end of the year he can load up all the ones which turned out. Not very good for generating new click-throughs - he'll have to write a whole new article now.

Anyone else remember Rene Rivkin? Turns out he was the prototype for the modern football journalist.

As for the actual Pickett situation, I'm less and less concerned. Two-year future pick trading improves the prospects for a fair deal, and we would also be able to extract some value even from lesser picks to cash in for Kalani White.

Still hope he stays, but confident it'll work out okay for us if he feels the need to go.

 

 

 
On 17/02/2025 at 20:32, waynewussell said:

Harley Reid is not 'that' good!

And they know it

Like Melksham, Pickett is and could be an invaluable asset for Melbourne, as per what he is doing now, in the chase for a skills coach (unbelievable skills) when he decides to put down the footy.

In my book all the more reason for him to stay with an initial leadership role with Melbourne's young indigenous brigade.

 
1 hour ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

As they say, if one door closes another one opens. 

My grandfather was fond of saying that but, then again, he was a lousy cabinetmaker.

10 hours ago, Demonstone said:

My grandfather was fond of saying that but, then again, he was a lousy cabinetmaker.

The Front fell off….


11 minutes ago, 48 Year Now said:

How does it work dazzle. We just cave in?

Only two options? 

I find it interesting when people only see one alternative. It's not black so it must be white, and skip straight past puce, magenta and lilac. 🙂

 

6 minutes ago, ManDee said:

Only two options? 

I find it interesting when people only see one alternative. It's not black so it must be white, and skip straight past puce, magenta and lilac. 🙂

 

If you only comment here occasionally usually get jumped on. 

  • 4 weeks later...
 

Just quietly.. I noticed Kozi is 'following' the Melbournefc instagram page again. Good to see. Fingers crossed for some positive vibes now that he is back into the team.

45 minutes ago, OutOfTheCentre21 said:

Just quietly.. I noticed Kozi is 'following' the Melbournefc instagram page again. Good to see. Fingers crossed for some positive vibes now that he is back into the team.

Well that's a lot better than liking posts that link him back to wherever

Can he stop doing that and knuckle down to what we're paying him good money to do?

And he needs to stop getting reported for undisciplined acts ... he's no good to us on the sidelines

He's definitely a keeper but we need him available, playing well and committed

Edited by Macca


I love Kossie. Make him Captain now I think.

  • 2 weeks later...

From David Zita

Kysaiah Pickett has this week chosen to change managers from the SA-based Peter Rhode to WA-based Anthony Van Der Wielen. Van Der Wielen also manages Fremantle SSP signing Quinton Narkle, whose partner is the sister of Pickett's partner.

@FOXFOOTY

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7 minutes ago, DistrACTION Jackson said:

Gotta love our players, get a flag and then [censored] off. Disgrace

To me, it Speaks volumes about the way the club has/is being run.

8 minutes ago, 3183 Dee said:

To me, it Speaks volumes about the way the club has/is being run.

Bad Day Falling GIF by Buyout Footage

[censored] off then Koz.

Don’t stay and fight when times get tough

Gotta love the timing here. Koz has stated he wants to leave the club late last year (to the club).

Media = Vultures 🦅

If Goodwin goes (one way or another) Pickett will be next out the door.

And won't be alone I imagine.


West Coast could have picks 1 and 2 this year if Allen goes. Would suit us best to request a trade there in that case.

Or perhaps we could float our future 1st plus kozzie for Harley Reid. Might be appealing to them now with us looking like a bottom 4 side.

Freo will have a late pick most likely and none of their Victorian players seem keen to come home. Maybe we can see if Murphy Reid would be interested but he's locked into their team now so doubt that happens.

18 minutes ago, Random Task said:

West Coast could have picks 1 and 2 this year if Allen goes. Would suit us best to request a trade there in that case.

Or perhaps we could float our future 1st plus kozzie for Harley Reid. Might be appealing to them now with us looking like a bottom 4 side.

Freo will have a late pick most likely and none of their Victorian players seem keen to come home. Maybe we can see if Murphy Reid would be interested but he's locked into their team now so doubt that happens.

It’s going to take a really good couple of years before players start considering us for trades.

 

Even if we could get him, Reid doesn't look good cultural fit for us...

3 minutes ago, BW511 said:

It’s going to take a really good couple of years before players start considering us for trades.

real and true GIF


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