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Graeme Yeats' Mullet

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  1. Page 334 Hats off to Don Bradman... and Tubby of course ?
  2. No! The beast signed for 3 years, no fear here! ?
  3. Jonesy is a legend of the footy club, truely the heart and soul of the MFC, I just luv him! #raisehell ?
  4. Likely a lot more money as there is less competition for the Freo salary cap space
  5. Not enough to give them Lobb, or as I prefer to call him- The Wedge
  6. I genuinely doubt it I think it is clear there is a push on, albeit not explicitly stated, and given the circus of the past 48 hours, sadly, I think it's past point of no return
  7. The man is a Grub! I doubt his words will impact Hogan but awful nonetheless
  8. IF THIS IS TRUE (a big if) and if Melbourne/Hogan is a party to the idea then... 1) So much for wanting to go 'home' 2) So much for MFC not pushing/shopping Hogan 3) So much for everthing will be fine in 2019 with Hogan remaining at MFC I was torn down for suggesting 2 & 3 last night
  9. What cracks me up is the evolution that has gone on with the responses... From debate to correction to fury to apathy to outright condescension
  10. Well they can be forgiven for the RFA assumption, anyone could make that mistake really...
  11. Yep, this whole excercise will have been bruising to say the least
  12. Question that is equally relevant for the Footy Department
  13. Of course, I'm not saying that at all But Freo low balling and then pulling out is something we clearly didn't forsee when we publicly started discussing the possibility of Jesse leaving. If we had then surely we would have played things differently and trotted out the "required player, under contract, has not officially requested a trade" lines publicly until an appropriate offer was made/accepted. Anyhow, after [censored] everyone off, my main point is that I don't think it'll be plain sailing/happy camping for 2019 after all this.
  14. I agree with your points, which I think describe how we handled the situation after it was made public What I'm saying is that the result is a fail we would have wished to avoid, and I think there'll be lingering consequences for us into 2019, the least of which will be constant media focus/distraction and added pressure on a guy who'd prefer to avoid the spotlight
  15. All could have been pursued and agreed behind closed doors and then announced once complete How it was put into the public domain without being a done deal was Mahoney's choice (or loose lips from Jones and co maybe forced his hand) Just saying, if this outcome was a strong possibility then the deal wouldn't have been considered as it is a severe let down to Jesse
  16. This situation is a massive fail on behalf of the MFC. We've publicly shopped an A grade player and it has ended in any embarrassing debacle and given air time to so called personal 'issues' in the public arena. While it may seem fine now as Bell and Co are publicly shamed as the cause, I imagine Jesse can't be happy and I suspect consequences of this mess to linger into 2019 for the MFC.
  17. I'm pleasantly surprised that all of the criticism for this shambles is falling on Freo and Bell. The fact remains MFC have publicly shopped an A grade contracted player only for him to be rejected by his long time suitor - in and of it's own this would have been the worst potential outcome when first considering this move.
  18. The hands in the back rule is going - we'll be back where we started with just a push in the back. Was unnecessary and confusing when it was brought in and no doubt confusing again when removed I'm predicting a disaster for umpiring interpretation, if Steve's explanation is anything to go by
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