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Big Kev Mighty Demon

Big Kev   361

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didn't see this coming.. i thought he would be a replacment for fraser gerihg

is he even worth a look???

No. Slower turning circle that the Queen Mary.

Yencks Redleg

Yencks   8

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bit of a tool but i guess he is worth a look at. he should have stayed at adelaide. actually, if we pick him up we'd by his third club in like 3 years. not worth it.

Nunce Rookie

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bit of a tool but i guess he is worth a look at. he should have stayed at adelaide. actually, if we pick him up we'd by his third club in like 3 years. not worth it.

Dont know the guy so cant back you up on the tool claim. But went to school with Ivan Maric and he's not that good. (Neither was I btw). So if Meesen cant get a game ahead of him, we are in trouble.

Just goes to show that players from other teams, especially scum like Adelaide, arent always the answer.

WonnaJurah Redleg

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Dont know the guy so cant back you up on the tool claim. But went to school with Ivan Maric and he's not that good. (Neither was I btw). So if Meesen cant get a game ahead of him, we are in trouble.

Just goes to show that players from other teams, especially scum like Adelaide, arent always the answer.

worked for Vardy n Ingerson

adsy Demon

adsy   137

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Watts is a tool...

Was never going to make it given his attitude.

He was a Collingwood jumper away from being FIGJAM.

Jaded. I have had to deal with Fergus in a professional capacity with some of his business interests away from football and whilst I only met him a few times, I can assure you he is not a tool. He was friendly and quite intelligent, so not sure where you get off calling someone a tool when you obviously haven't met him.

He was highly rated before he went to St Kilda (they traded a 1st rounder to get him) but has had shocking injuries at the Saints. I wouldn't pick him in the PSD but possibly rookie draft if he's not too old.


Rogue Trident

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worked for Vardy n Ingerson

Obviously Vardy had a decent profile.

Was Ingerson getting a regular gig at Adelaide?

He was a pretty decent CHB for us.

Jaded No More Legend

Jaded No More   68,867

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Jaded. I have had to deal with Fergus in a professional capacity with some of his business interests away from football and whilst I only met him a few times, I can assure you he is not a tool. He was friendly and quite intelligent, so not sure where you get off calling someone a tool when you obviously haven't met him.

I've quite clearly met him in a difference capacity to you.

Whenever I've met him he's been extremely arrogant, even before he was drafted he was arrogant.

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