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The Marcus Windhager Thread

dazzledavey36
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4 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

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I’m a YES if he’s truly available

Let’s get it done.

Windhager would be a massive addition to our midfield. Probably trade out Sparrow if he’s added.

I have a gut feeling that Sparrow is going to be traded. As he is from SA I would keep an eye on Port

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    9 hours ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Can’t believe I am reading that now, as I saw Finey yesterday and would have asked him. Have known him for years. Will try and see him today or monday and find out what he knows.

    Hope he is correct though.

    Wonder what we could trade for him and steak knives Heath.

    Is this the massive salary cap spend coming home to roost?

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    I think he would be a great addition. hopefully this gets done

    and great to be linked with an in demand quality player

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    3 hours ago, Demons11 said:

    You can’t pick them up at Coles

    There might be one at Woollies.

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    5 minutes ago, Redleg said:

    Wonder what we could trade for him and steak knives Heath.

    Trac might be involved in a multi club trade to get this done.

    Or maybe our future first rounder for Windhager and Heath?

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    The last sentence makes it feel to me like his manager is playing games and trying to eek out more dollars from the saints

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    38 minutes ago, KoltTheRam said:

    I have a gut feeling that Sparrow is going to be traded. As he is from SA I would keep an eye on Port

    I wouldn’t be sad, he has been really poor for a couple years now with no influence in most games.

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    8 minutes ago, fr_ap said:

    The last sentence makes it feel to me like his manager is playing games and trying to eek out more dollars from the saints

    That is true

    Dees offer is 5 year contract and X $$$s

    Saints had 3 year deal, then upped to 4 years but kept $$$ the same.

    I think Dees offer is also more $$$s.

    Saints need to rethink their offer. But they are big on spend for TDK, SILVAGNI, Ryan and ALEER plus $$$ for NWM.

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    22 minutes ago, Redleg said:

    There might be one at Woollies.

    Could we be maybe more Good, Different ??

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    16 minutes ago, fr_ap said:

    The last sentence makes it feel to me like his manager is playing games and trying to eek out more dollars from the saints

    Reads a bit that way .... but is it as much saying they might not have the ability ?

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    Does sound like a managers last ditch attempt to get the Saints to the table

    With that being said, at least we're the club linked I guess!

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    17 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    That is true

    Dees offer is 5 year contract and X $$$s

    Saints had 3 year deal, then upped to 4 years but kept $$$ the same.

    I think Dees offer is also more $$$s.

    Saints need to rethink their offer. But they are big on spend for TDK, SILVAGNI, Ryan and ALEER plus $$$ for NWM.

    End of the day. We have to. If we are serious about trying for finals and a flag (which I am not sure we are there yet), we need to go for these picks and more.

    It’s either that or we hold onto salary, and use our future picks, which takes a lot longer.

    Fingers crossed on this!

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    Right out of left field this one and a super get.

    Do people realise now football departments can make decisions on their own before a coach like wanting May gone?

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    2 minutes ago, GawnOfTheDead said:

    Anyone know about the intel about the trade?

    I couldn’t find anything online when I typed in Windhager.

    This is coming only from Finey (a saints man) so no official trade request appears to have been made

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    interesting option to add in to our midfield

    defensively-minded and strong over the ball yet not a clearance midfielder but not overly quick nor better than average by foot, i wouldn't have thought?

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    Does seem a rather odd announcement. In so much as Finey leaves himself wide open if this has no legs.

    Am curious to as if nothing else.... the motive.

    Is it to nudge Saints to ante up 🤔🤔🤷‍♂️

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    Just now, beelzebub said:

    Does seem a rather odd announcement. In so much as Finey leaves himself wide open if this has no legs.

    Am curious to as if nothing else.... the motive.

    Is it to nudge Saints to ante up 🤔🤔🤷‍♂️

    In true Tim Lamb fashion I reckon he's offered Windhager 6 years to blow the Saints out of the water!

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    2 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    A good player that’s getting better by the game.

    Comprehensively beat Kozze in the Alice game that sunk our season. We need a player to quell the opposition’s midfield star such as Ed Richards who willed the Dogs over the line against us.

    Viney can do that..oh wait a minute🤔

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    Does our pick 23 get this done in a trade?

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    2 minutes ago, adonski said:

    In true Tim Lamb fashion I reckon he's offered Windhager 6 years to blow the Saints out of the water!

    Yepp.. . maybe...

    But what's the gain/purpose in Fine broadcasting ??

    Is he just niggled ?

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    1 hour ago, KoltTheRam said:

    I have a gut feeling that Sparrow is going to be traded. As he is from SA I would keep an eye on Port

    It'll be Adelaide more then Port.

    There midfield and lack of depth got badly exposed on Thursday night once Dawson was clamped down.

    Would not be surprised if Adelaide even reach out in regards to Oliver.

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    Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

    It'll be Adelaide more then Port.

    There midfield and lack of depth got badly exposed on Thursday night once Dawson was clamped down.

    Would not be surprised if Adelaide even reach out in regards to Oliver.

    They were killed in the midfield, with Dawson not great and basically no one else doing anything.

    They will be desperate to boost their midfield.

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