Demons11
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Viewing Topic: Joe Daniher - worth a knock on his door?
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He is a gun but unless we find a way to trade up to a pick in the top 3, then he will not be available. I have an inkling once we receive the Jackson picks that we will have a crack at getting WC’s pick 2. Just an opinion.
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Not sure why, but I assume he was holding out for either more money or a longer term.
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I think most play 2 in some form because the game is to hard for an individual to ruck all game. I think the biggest advantage we will see with Gawn and Grundy is the ability for them to use their attributes. Gawns ruck work will continue to shine but I think in times when we are under seige they can also throw him behind the ball and let Grundy ruck. Grundy is also like an extra mid and will provide so much flexibility around the ball.
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We actually did offer him a contract earlier in the year which he decided not to sign. Now, we have other priorities.
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The same players who won us a flag last year and took the team to 2nd on the ladder this year. Yeah, horrible seasons. Your comment was that if we don’t add anymore players we will plateau, which is nonsensical when we have so many players in their early 20’s who will continue to develop and improve. I’d prefer just to ignore so called supporters who makes statements that have no substance. Is that obvious enough for you?
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If Gunston was going to stay in Melbourne, he would have stayed with Hawthorn.
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Gunston has had just as many injuries and I doubt we were ever in the picture for Gunston. I’m sure it’s a lifestyle change for him
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🙄 The trade week hasn’t even started and Grundy is a better player than Gunston and Dunkley
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Your bias is blinding you there, I’d take Naughton as a straight swap for Jackson in a heart beat
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You’ve got that right!
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Yep, did it playing footy
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Fair points and yes my attitude with my response could have been made without being rude, so I take your point. I’ve actually done a lisfranc injury myself and there are certainly different degrees of it. I think all involved at the Dees wound have the players health as their number 1 priority and would take calculated risks on a players injury just as they did with May last year. I think the premise of holding players back for the following year is a fraught with danger as their are no guarantees of success. Anyway we see different sides which what makes the world go round. Enjoy the GF today
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I watched last years prelim last night the GF this morning, what a time!!!!
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Some things are just obvious to someone who can read what a lisfranc injury is on google. I’ll take the view of the Melbourne doctors and high performance team over you Dr. Google
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Very good 🤣🤣🤣
