Harry Plopper
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Hey guys,
Just wondering how far people think McKenzie is to getting a chance in senior side? I hear his games in the VFL have been pretty good for a while now. If he was to come in who would you want to be dropped?
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I don't agree with dropping Gawn, look on Saturday, we looked dangerous with Pederson as a permanent forward, as soon as he was needed to be that second ruckman our forward line stopped working. His two best games has been as a permanent forward. To me we should line up
Gawn Dawes Salem
Watts Pederson Howe
Vince N Jones Cross
Garland McDonald Terlich
Jetta Frawley Dunn
Jamar Tyson Viney
Grimes M Jones Bail JKH
Out Toumpas
In Dawes
Frawley to go back, our tall backs need him back and enable Garland and Dunn to control the footy from back there.
I don't agree with dropping Gawn, look on Saturday, we looked dangerous with Pederson as a permanent forward, as soon as he was needed to be that second ruckman our forward line stopped working. His two best games has been as a permanent forward. To me we should line up
Gawn Dawes Salem
Watts Pederson Howe
Vince N Jones Cross
Garland McDonald Terlich
Jetta Frawley Dunn
Jamar Tyson Viney
Grimes M Jones Bail JKH
Out Toumpas
In Dawes
Frawley to go back, our tall backs need him back and enable Garland and Dunn to control the footy from back there.
Agree completely!
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Best Thread. Loved Roosy in the Media Conference getting stuck in to the unnamed recruiter!
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Anyone know where Whitfield is from or when he is out of contract? Would not mind having him working with Tyson, Jones and Vince in the midfield!
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I really think most people knew there was a chance he might retire, but I think a lot of his actions since have been that he still loves the club, not that he has his bags packed for freo.
Yea like I said nothing is confirmed. I hope to hell they are wrong! He was an absolute star for us and wish he got out on the park a bit more before he retired. Great to see he went to our training, shows he is a good guy
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Might wanna tell your " informant" to get off the herbs, why would be be playing for freo next year if he is living in Melbourne now, he is retired now, no reason he couldn't have moved home, but didn't, still turns up to our trainings, still tweeting and supporting our lads
you're just a dill making crap up
"19 March 2014 - 11:55 AM
Hey guys, long time viewer first time poster today. My dad just had a chat with a person high within the club and asked about the details surrounding this Mitch Clark stuff. He said that Mitch's foot is absolutely 100% fixed and no problems what so ever. He apparently has been out of the game so long that every time he tries to train, he gives himself a new injury. This is why we have been hearing the hamstring problems, calf problems etc. etc. He has said to have told the club he is a 50-50 chance of retiring in the next few weeks from afl. He has been granted leave by the club so he can go home and get his mind off everything and hopefully come back with the desire to still want to get back to training and playing for us. I really hope that after his break away from the club he will decide he still has unfinished business at MFC and wants to keep trying! "
And whats that? He retired on the 8th of April, 3 weeks after my dad spoke to the same source I did.
Don't doubt the source. Not saying he will definitely play again and has already made plans to move, just that if he does, there is a 50-50% chance of it being for Freo with Melbourne having no contractual rights to stopping him. Chris Dawes apparently has spoken to the source and completely disagrees with them so will have to wait for it to unfold for ourselves.
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Anyone know if he has the thumbs up to start running again?
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BUT, the MFC in this if they are being responsible must look after their own interests. That is, ensure Mitch has the best possible help in his recovery with no pressure about a return. If there was any chance at all though he could return they would be crazy not to make sure there was a guaranteed pathway the the MFC. That is all I am saying.I have no doubt that has been put in place. Any amount of spin in the media does not change that. It is the most sensible and professional path for the club to take, and also the best for Mitch clark
I have spoken to someone quite high up in the club and they have told me that there Mitch is completely free to do whatever he wants in terms of moving clubs. The MFC has no rights in regards to him playing for us. This person believed there is a 50-50 chance that Mitch will be playing for Fremantle next year (this person also told me Mitch was going to retire a month before it happened which I posted on a previous thread so do not doubt the source). So if he plays, don't expect it to be in the red and the blue
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My dad met up with a high club employee today and he said that Jesse Hogan's back is going to fine. Shouldn't be long until he is back out there. Also on the Chris Dawes note, he is supposed to be fine as well after a few niggles here and there he is starting to come along nicely apparently (I never would have guessed). Clark on the other hand, is a 50-50 to retire from AFL in the next few weeks. His foot is 100% not problems at all, but every time he trains he gives himself a new injury because he has been out of the game so long. That's why we have been hearing hamstring this and calf that so he has been given personal leave to discuss with his family what he should do here on in. Hopefully that doesn't happen because I think he adds so much to our list and is a champion player!
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Hey guys, long time viewer first time poster today. My dad just had a chat with a person high within the club and asked about the details surrounding this Mitch Clark stuff. He said that Mitch's foot is absolutely 100% fixed and no problems what so ever. He apparently has been out of the game so long that every time he tries to train, he gives himself a new injury. This is why we have been hearing the hamstring problems, calf problems etc. etc. He has said to have told the club he is a 50-50 chance of retiring in the next few weeks from afl. He has been granted leave by the club so he can go home and get his mind off everything and hopefully come back with the desire to still want to get back to training and playing for us. I really hope that after his break away from the club he will decide he still has unfinished business at MFC and wants to keep trying!
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Jake Spencer re-signs for 2 years
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His tackle on Yarren sealed the deal for a contract I reckon!