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Judd not coming to Melbourne

Len 43 Gandini
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Chris Judd didn't choose us.

Embrace the wilderness.

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    I really wish people would tell us what they know, instead of writing one line posts that send everyone into a frenzy.

    If you can't reveal any information, why post it?

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    Club CEO Steve Harris said: "Chris' management advised us this morning that Chris had been somewhat surprised by the quality of our club presentation and strategies, and it was a difficult decision. However the club's training facilities at Junction Oval and the need to train at a variety of grounds over summer was an issue.

    “It's well known that new state of the art facilities are due for completion at Olympic Park within 2 years, but we do have this comparative disadvantage.

    "While it is very disappointing that Chris will be playing elsewhere next year, the club ought to be quietly satisfied that it had got itself from being a rank "no hope" outsider to being very competitive in the pursuit, and ahead of many clubs who failed to even get his attention.

    "This outcome will only sharpen the need for the whole club to work together to ensure we have fully competitive facilities and resources.

    "And we know that we have a team very capable of quickly overcoming the 2007 disappointment and getting back into the finals as we were in the three previous years. With a new coach and new football manager, a healthier playing list and with Pick 4 still in our hand, we have plenty of reasons to look forward to the 150th anniversary year in 2008."

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    Oh well, he chose training facilities. Good on him.

    Hope he enjoys being the public property of the CFC for the next 8 years.

    Now we can move on!

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    Well.....

    I am surprisingly not that fussed......

    I actually think I am already over it.....

    I might just go and take a lie down.......

    In the bath.....

    With a toaster@!!!!!!!

    F*^K COLLINGWOOD!!!!!

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    i am shattered....

    i cant speak....

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    thank you for ending my wait, much appreciation

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    One good thing to come out of this.....

    The 2008 Queens Birthday Bloodbath will be a beauty!!!!!

    Will take great pleasure beating the filth with Judd in their side.....

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    very distraught atm :(:(

    Sigh. I'm completely deflated. Very disappointing. :(

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    I'm shocked, but at the same time, expected to would go to eddie.

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    [censored] him! now lets just build on from here with now pick 4 and frawley and petterd not going anywhere hopefully dean bailey can bring success to this club.

    lets all get behind him!!

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    whre is he going then?

    If he has told us it is not us due to our facilities......

    You do the maths!!!

    I am so shocked that my hatred for the Filth can actually triple..... Prepare to welcome the new Nathan Buckley!!! Grrrrrr!!!!!!

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    Everything has to be handed to today’s footballers on a plate. If it isn’t easy then they don’t want to know about it.

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