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Roost it far Redleg

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34 minutes ago, M_9 said:

I know Brian quite well. I think he and his wife Claire are keen to travel. They've only been able to have brief stints OS the past few years. He's also keen to spend more time with family. He has a soft spot for the Dees as he started his senior football with our U19's. IMO he be a great get for a board position or similar. He would similarly have been ideal for a position on the review panel had he been available. Both Brian and his mentor, the late Frank Costa, resurrected the GFC leading to their 2007 flag. As a football administrator he has no peer.

Get in his ear

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I think time is up for Melbourne List Manager Tim Lamb. Unfortunately I think this is the best course of action and Tim Lamb should look for opportunities elsewhere. If you asked me at the s

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The timing of this thread is impeccable (not). We're going into a trade and draft period of enormous importance to the Melbourne Football Club and people are attacking our list manager. Sure

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I am bewildered that someone would ask this question.  Tim Lamb and the members of the recruitment team have done an outstanding job for many years. We cannot be critical of the strategy the club

M_9 Redleg

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1 hour ago, Roost it far said:

Get in his ear

Given that he's got a year to run at the Blues now is not the time. May ask about his future intentions but I doubt he'll know. Pretty sure he was hesitant to commit to three years with the Blues. Right now is the busiest time of the year for the likes (life) of Brian.

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On 07/10/2024 at 19:17, old dee said:

No to Graham Wright

 We have seldom  won with pies cast offs. 

Petty helped get us a Drought breaking premiership/s AFL VFL and AFLW. 

You can be as negative as normal OD but you can’t disprove that Perty didn’t help us win our 3 Flags. !!! 
End of story!! 

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2 hours ago, 58er said:

Petty helped get us a Drought breaking premiership/s AFL VFL and AFLW. 

You can be as negative as normal OD but you can’t disprove that Perty didn’t help us win our 3 Flags. !!! 
End of story!! 

I am perplexed. What has Petty got to do with this thread. We did not get him from Collingwood. Yes he played well as a back man. He is not a forward that will get us a flag IMO. 

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3 minutes ago, old dee said:

I am perplexed. What has Petty got to do with this thread. We did not get him from Collingwood. Yes he played well as a back man. He is not a forward that will get us a flag IMO. 

Pretty sure they meant "Perty"

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Cranky Franky Redleg

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21 hours ago, bing181 said:

Just cherry-pcking = confirmation bias.

Why not compare to say St Kilda or North. Look at who Freo have lost over the last few years. etc. etc. 

Not only are your posts tirelessly repetitive, they're superficial.

If you think our player trading in the last 3 years has been ok then good luck to you.

I think it's been dreadful & taken us backwards & heads should roll.

And measuring us against North & Freo is a road to nowhere.

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10 hours ago, Cranky Franky said:

If you think our player trading in the last 3 years has been ok then good luck to you.

I think it's been dreadful & taken us backwards & heads should roll.

And measuring us against North & Freo is a road to nowhere.

You and OD should meet and see who is the most  negative. 
Get a glass out and see if you can get anywhere near quarter full.

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1 hour ago, 58er said:

You and OD should meet and see who is the most  negative. 
Get a glass out and see if you can get anywhere near quarter full.

And you can lead the conga line of cheer squad of apologists as the Club's leaders destroy what should have been a golden era but is turning into a train wreck.

Instead of 2 or 3 flags we are the AFL's laughing stock.

Well done.

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On 09/10/2024 at 10:01, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Outstanding get for Carlton.

 

On 09/10/2024 at 11:03, At the break of Gawn said:

Very good get for Carlton. I’m annoyed we didn’t throw our hat in the ring as replacement for Pert.

What does a recruiter and list manager know about being a CEO and running a million dollar business???

If Melb sacked Pert and appointed Tim Lamb would it be a good or bad appointment.

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11 minutes ago, BangBnagBang said:

 

What does a recruiter and list manager know about being a CEO and running a million dollar business???

If Melb sacked Pert and appointed Tim Lamb would it be a good or bad appointment.

He was appointed as interim CEO of Collingwood at the end of 2022 so he's already had exposure to the role. 

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2 hours ago, pitmaster said:

We didn't win the Brownlow. Peter Moore did. And his heart remains at Victoria Park.

Team man i see.....

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