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20 hours ago, Ghostwriter said:

 

Didn’t know what it meant in February; still don’t know today. I’m sure I’ll never know.

Unrelated (but possibly related): great news about Judd 🥳

It was in regards to your comment about Kozzie's situation turning out fine - it may but that is yet to be proven considering the commentary around him wanting to move west.

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    57 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

    It was in regards to your comment about Kozzie's situation turning out fine - it may but that is yet to be proven considering the commentary around him wanting to move west.

    Thanks for explaining 👍🏽

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    8 hours ago, Roost it far said:

    Sign him up!

    I think Peter Ryan is pretty useful at getting info out of us. Plus whatever junk the players agent throws at him.

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    38 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    interesting that mcvee is only looking at a short-term deal

    Thought the same but I don't mind it as he's backing himself to take a step up into bigger dollars on his contract after this one. Unfortunately my guess is that it won't be with us.

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    McVee was very close to signing for 2 years in October/November. He opted to wait in an attempt to extract contract value in the early rounds. The club have upped their offer despite his injury which is an awesome show of faith. Was offered 4 years but has settled for 2 which was always his preference.

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    51 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

    Thought the same but I don't mind it as he's backing himself to take a step up into bigger dollars on his contract after this one. Unfortunately my guess is that it won't be with us.

    he could be backing himself but also with Tasmania supposedly coming into the league in 2028 it makes sense for some players to renew up until 2027 because;

    1. They can use the new team as leverage

    2. They could potentially go to the new team and get a signing on bonus (which is a floated possibility).

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    1 hour ago, Dannyz said:

    McVee was very close to signing for 2 years in October/November. He opted to wait in an attempt to extract contract value in the early rounds. The club have upped their offer despite his injury which is an awesome show of faith. Was offered 4 years but has settled for 2 which was always his preference.

    Here you go, @Lucifers Hero ❤️

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