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Yes, it is early in the season for this kind of talk, but Starcevich I think should have a thread just to remind us to monitor his progress through the season and develop a clear picture.

It is possible he'll be interested, possible he'll be reasonably priced, possible Brisbane will have other salary cap priorities, and possible he would add an extra set of fast legs to our team, and in particular be someone capable of closing down an opposition small-medium forward, which is a particular deficiency of ours ever since Neville Jetta retired.

Some links to get it started - including a draft profile which has proven remarkably precise relative to how Starcevich's career has panned out so far;

Rookie Me draft profile

Puts Contract talks on hold

More about contract talks being paused amicably.

Starcevich's Journey to 100

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Would be a perfect fit in our defense. However, if he was to move, I think he'd be likely to head home to WA.

we certainly need some mongrel down back since Hibbo retired

Would be a good get

 

He'd be very handy. Why would he leave Brisbane? Former F/S too.


1 hour ago, DubDee said:

we certainly need some mongrel down back since Hibbo retired

Would be a good get

Gee we miss Hibbo

1 hour ago, Adam The God said:

He'd be very handy. Why would he leave Brisbane? Former F/S too.

Brandon is not an FS, he’s the nephew of Craig

28 minutes ago, Pennant St Dee said:

Brandon is not an FS, he’s the nephew of Craig

whats an fs

 

FS - Father-Son (doesn't apply to Starcevich though).

Good footballer, rate him, good traditional Croatian surname to boot 🇭🇷


A guy I’d just ADORE at MFC…

 

Wants to play midfield in years ahead and why not, but for us he’d be a great pick up more as a small back which we’re dying for at present!

 

Tough, low-key good kick, has an aura about him — why not have a crack dees haha 

4 hours ago, Pennant St Dee said:

Brandon is not an FS, he’s the nephew of Craig

Thanks for the correction mate.

I used to be a God, a nuffy mere mortal these days.

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