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Judd McVee contract

Red and Blue Flame
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6 minutes ago, Dee Boys said:

I hope he stays but I’m not sure Judd has covered himself in glory throughout this.

Channel your Angus Brayshaws, Jake Boweys and Ed Langdons and play where the team needs you the most son. You’ve played 60-odd games of league football after being picked up as a rookie after every other team passed on you. What gives you the right to think you can be delivering ultimatums to the footy department about where you should and should not be playing?!

It’s become a team of individuals and therein lies one of our main onfield issues. I don’t know or much care what Judd wants but for mine he replaces Salem, who honestly I loved as a player but he’s become about as useful as a toupee at a bald man’s convention. If we open 2026 with May at FB, Salem at HB, Lever in rehab and Judd playing for the Cats I’m tapping out till 27.

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    9 minutes ago, Demons11 said:

    Waiting for the new coach - spare me. He is a role player, not a superstar

    Let’s not knock him while we wait for his signature.

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    Hey, his life, he can make HIS own decisions.

    I've absolutely no problem with that.

    It's his career, not ours.

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    11 minutes ago, The Jackson FIX said:

    Running high half forward? First I’ve heard that is his ambition.

    I wonder if Judd has heard it yet.

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    A lot of me me me about this playing group right now. We won a flag after parking the egos for a season - seems we've reverted back to a losers mentality (or just lost some of our best team first characters in the past couple of years).

    Whoever we appoint as coach needs to be able to pull the group into line as a first course of action.

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    1 hour ago, Roost it far said:

    It’s become a team of individuals and therein lies one of our main on field issues. I don’t know or much care what Judd wants but for mine he replaces Salem, who honestly I loved as a player but he’s become about as useful as a toupee at a bald man’s convention. If we open 2026 with May at FB, Salem at HB, Lever in rehab and Judd playing for the Cats I’m tapping out till 27.

    This is my take on it as well. Players that demand role changes, should be shown the exit door. Every player should have the view to play where the coach tells them to.

    If he was useful elsewhere in a more damaging role i.e. HHF or wing or inside mid - better than what we already have in the 22, wouldn't we play him and develop him there? i mean this mindset annoys the [censored] out of me. It started with Trac years ago where he was playing as a CHF and wanted more midfield time.

    This playing group has absolutely lost the essence of what it takes to be a high performing team.

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    3 hours ago, Dee Boys said:

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    What will happen will be exactly what happened when Howe left cause he wanted to play forward. He met up with Buckley in bali from memory who promised him he would. Then what happened: he played down back.

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    1 hour ago, Jaded No More said:

    The delay in signing is starting to stink.

    Another BS we don’t need right now.

    Nasiah waited until late in the game and got $2 million per year. 🙂

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    32 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

    Hey, his life, he can make HIS own decisions.

    I've absolutely no problem with that.

    It's his career, not ours.

    39 minutes ago, Roost it far said:

    It’s become a team of individuals and therein lies one of our main onfield issues. I don’t know or much care what Judd wants but for mine he replaces Salem, who honestly I loved as a player but he’s become about as useful as a toupee at a bald man’s convention. If we open 2026 with May at FB, Salem at HB, Lever in rehab and Judd playing for the Cats I’m tapping out till 27.

    2 hours ago, GS_1905 said:

    This is my take on it as well. Players that demand role changes, should be shown the exit door. Every player should have the view to play where the coach tells them to.

    If he was useful elsewhere in a more damaging role i.e. HHF or wing or inside mid - better than what we already have in the 22, wouldn't we play him and develop him there? i mean this mindset annoys the [censored] out of me. It started with Trac years ago where he was playing as a CHF and wanted more midfield time.

    This playing group has absolutely lost the essence of what it takes to be a high performing team.

    I

    2 hours ago, GS_1905 said:

    This is my take on it as well. Players that demand role changes, should be shown the exit door. Every player should have the view to play where the coach tells them to.

    If he was useful elsewhere in a more damaging role i.e. HHF or wing or inside mid - better than what we already have in the 22, wouldn't we play him and develop him there? i mean this mindset annoys the [censored] out of me. It started with Trac years ago where he was playing as a CHF and wanted more midfield time.

    This playing group has absolutely lost the essence of what it takes to be a high performing team.

    Gawn demanded his role as single ruck only,so Grundy gets shown the door and we play Roo as back up ruck.bye your way of thinking is to show Gawn the door

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