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Fevola - a challenge for the new coach?

Pinball Wizard
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I'd imagine Green and a third round draft pick for Fev and their 4th round draft pick. Seem fair?

I would. Why not? he is only 26. Netiz has only 20-30 games left in him (hope more) and we do need a full foward.

;)

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    Team P W L D For Ag % Pts

    Geelong 13 10 3 0 1445 943 153.2 40

    Hawthorn 13 9 4 0 1252 1032 121.3 36

    West Coast 13 9 4 0 1195 986 121.2 36

    Collingwood 13 8 5 0 1207 1138 106.1 32

    Essendon 13 8 5 0 1326 1285 103.2 32

    Port Adelaide 13 8 5 0 1239 1235 100.3 32

    Kangaroos 13 8 5 0 1212 1222 99.2 32

    Adelaide 13 7 6 0 1063 980 108.5 28

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    Western Bulldogs 13 7 6 0 1308 1333 98.1 28

    Sydney 13 6 7 0 1068 991 107.8 24

    Fremantle 13 6 7 0 1328 1284 103.4 24

    St Kilda 13 6 7 0 1030 1132 91.0 24

    Brisbane Lions 13 4 8 1 1063 1188 89.5 18

    Carlton 13 4 9 0 1335 1697 78.7 16

    Melbourne 13 2 11 0 1061 1370 77.4 8

    Richmond 13 1 11 1 1149 1465 78.4 6

    Could it be Judd or Matt Kreuzer that Pratt's after?

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    Looks like [censored] for tat.

    We say Neita's out injured so they suspend Fev.

    BIG PRIZE for bottom two teams. Maybe Carlton have woken up to this. They would rate themselves a big show against us.

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    If we did get him ;) what would we offer carlton to get him.

    It's not so much a question of what we would offer Carlton, but what would they offer us to sweeten the deal if we agreed to take him off their hands. :lol:

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    Bruce for Fev in a heartbeat.

    Yze and Miller for Fev even quicker.

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    Fev will be fine in a winning team. Its after they lose a few in a row that he loses the plot. If he went to WCE he would kick more than 100 goals and his attitude would be terrific. If he came to Melbourne and we lost our first 3 games again laske this year and last he would be useless for the rest of the year.

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    I know Brendan well (used to be his school teacher!). He hasn't changed much since Year 9! My advice to the new coach and footy department - a leopard doesn't change its spots.

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    Any thought of getting this primitive to the club is the shortest route to stupidity and failure I've read in a while.

    We need to build a greater team ethic across the entire playing list and not bring in a half-arsed wild card to rock the boat when what we're after is stability after an upheaval.

    No prima donnas thanks; just hard, tough, talented, consistent footballers who respect the jumper and play for the team.

    Fevola fills one of those criteria and it ain't enough. Thanks but no thanks.

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    warren...was brendan a sook at school too ?

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    warren...was brendan a sook at school too ?

    Just a smaller version of the same sook we see today! Having said that, he could always play-not what we need though. I could imagine him and Colin enjoying life just a little too much.

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    I know Brendan well (used to be his school teacher!). He hasn't changed much since Year 9! My advice to the new coach and footy department - a leopard doesn't change its spots.

    You teach at Berwick High?

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    You teach at Berwick High?

    Trick question? No I taght him at Eumemmerring - Fountain Gate, he did Year 11 and 12 at the Hallam Campus. I'm not at Eumemmerring anymore, though.

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