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Well we did have 4 that moved on at the end of the season.

Hows North melbourne - a dud making machine.

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    1 hour ago, Harvey Wallbanger said:

    So TC gets counted twice - once for North and once for the Saints....

    Many like that, eg - Brodie Grundy, Jesse Hogan, Tim Membrey and more.

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    i've tracked the inverse, most players currently at your club recruited from another

    ADEL

    11

    BRIS

    11

    CARL

    18

    COLL

    11

    ESS

    8

    FREM

    10

    GEEL

    10

    GCS

    12

    GWS

    4

    HAW

    10

    MELB

    12

    NORTH

    11

    PORT

    11

    RICH

    6

    STK

    14

    SYD

    8

    WCE

    12

    WBD

    9

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    6 hours ago, Harvey Wallbanger said:

    So TC gets counted twice - once for North and once for the Saints....

    3x

    North Melbourne

    St. Kilda

    Western Bulldogs

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    Interesting that of our 14 it is only Baker, Spargo and Howe who stayed in Victoria.

    I guess the high number reflects the post premiership list spot and salary cap squeeze, and the fact we are right now pulling the trigger on major list 'renovation'.

    Also, with West Coast and North apparently being the benchmark for player retention, I'm comfortable enough with not being that.

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