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This interview shows that we would be MAD to let him go. There is nothing fundamentally wrong with his relationship with his team mates . He is obviously close to Max , and speaks so well about Tracc. He will be determined to be as fit as can be for round one . He is a champion— keep him 

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    18 hours ago, Farmer said:

    This interview shows that we would be MAD to let him go. There is nothing fundamentally wrong with his relationship with his team mates . He is obviously close to Max , and speaks so well about Tracc. He will be determined to be as fit as can be for round one . He is a champion— keep him 

    He sure is.

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    3 hours ago, Fanatique Demon said:

    Too bad we had to listen to the interviewer unnecessarily using bad language.

    I found no offence. I found it disarming and it's the most open I've heard Clayton be so you have to give the interviewer some credit.

    Clayton is finally maturing and he seems like a well grounded humble guy. I'm certainly on board with keeping him.

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    10 hours ago, Fanatique Demon said:

    Too bad we had to listen to the interviewer unnecessarily using bad language.

    Yeah that really lowers the brow of anything doesn't it, not necessary.

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    9 hours ago, deespicable me said:

    I found no offence. I found it disarming and it's the most open I've heard Clayton be so you have to give the interviewer some credit.

    Clayton is finally maturing and he seems like a well grounded humble guy. I'm certainly on board with keeping him.

    It was good to hear what Clarry had to say. All I’m saying is that we could have heard it without the interviewer’s swearing. 

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