Go the Biff
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Jack Martin
Doubt that's a concern. At this stage of their respective careers, Tomlinson has Martin well covered. At 25 he is still "a kid with potential". Looks great at times but what has he really delivered ?
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Jack Martin
According to the contracts post by Lucifer's Hero, Harmes. Petracca & Viney are the only big ticket items we have to tick next year. Still reckon Martin gets to Carlton. They can horse trade some picks to satisfy GCS who will promptly delist him. If he wants north of $700K a year, Carlton are welcome to him. Let him chew up their cap. Because if most of their high draft picks & young "stars" progress, the old Bluebaggers are headed for a cap crunch of GWS proportions. Can't keep 'em on minimum chips forever !
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2019 Player Reviews: #21 Braydon Preuss
Spencil V 2.0
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Splitting Draft Pick 3
I think we'll take 3 & 8 to the draft. GWS don't have the currency for a deal that's enticing enough without offering a player. That ship has sailed. Would expect Sydney to bid on Green with 5. Give him a couple of years apprenticed to Joey Kennedy before replacing him
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How do you rate our trade period?
Not sure that Tim Kelly = peanuts
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NFL
Looks like those Cowboys have cleaned all of our clocks !
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NFL
Dallas, Atlanta and....................49'ers
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Farewell Sam Frost
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Farewell Sam Frost
Simply put, in Frost we've lost a player in an area of the ground where we have some coverage - Hore, Petty and yes, McDonald. Even Hunt if you want a runner off half back We've picked up a player in Langdon who plays in an area of the ground where we've been hopelessly deficient On balance, that works for me I like Frosty but I recognise his shortcomings. While he's whole hearted & has some good attributes, it ain't like we've just given up a Glen Jakovich for minimum chips
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Farewell Sam Frost
Interesting. A relative of mine - Demon fan - met him out & about a few weeks ago and was surprised at how readily he mouthed off about the club to a perfect stranger. More to this trade than meets the eye ?
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Dan Butler
Injury was this year. Last year when his form dropped off I believe there were off field issues impacting - similar to his last year at Carlton. This year he was first picked in the praccie matches for the small forward role & he blew out a shoulder. In the season proper he was first picked again so obviously back in favour & was leading our goalkicking (small sample size) when be blew his shoulder again & ended his season. Unless we had a replacement lined up, I'd have kept him on for another year. Because aside from him, in the small forward department we have got nothing. Nothing !
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Jamie Elliott
That didn't worry old mate Heretier. Not sure he had the last laugh as predicted though
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Sam Murray
I think in this case a trade merely ensures that the player gets to his club of choice with as quickly & with as little fuss as possible. So Collingwood don't want him but will trade him where he wants for a 6th round draft pick that they won't use FWIW I'm not interested in Murray. We already have a player with blistering speed & questionable kicking skills in Jayden Hunt. Not sure that getting another one improves us. If we are gonna roll the dice on a risky selection with potential upside, I'm in the Harley Bennell camp.
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Jack Newnes
Sounds like someone we could use. If he's a better version of say Mitch Hannan then he improves us. I'll leave you to make the arrangements @BigMacjnr
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2019 Player Reviews: #3 Christian Salem
Why would you get smashed for that ? I reckon your assessment is spot on.
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Jack Newnes
I think - to be honest wasn't paying much attention - he has been played off half back whereas my Saint mate reckons he's better as a high half forward delivering inside 50. But I may have that 180 degrees wrong
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Jack Newnes
A Saints mate of mine reckons he's been played out of position the last couple of years and his form has suffered as a result. Might be worth kicking the tyres to see if he fills a need.
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Sam Murray
If I recall correctly this bloke not only can't hit a target he'd struggle to hit a cow's arze with a banjo. Sounds like an ideal Frosty replacement
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NFL
Bears, Vikings, Pats. Would like to see Green Bay get up. MNF Browns @ San Francisco is intriguing.
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Farewell Sam Frost
Petty won't be played forward if TMac and Weed are fit & available. I was thrilled to see him play forward where you have to lead your defender to the ball and had been hoping he'd play forward at Casey to assist his development. The AFL games up forward have been great experience for him. But his value is as a defender He's a better mark and kick than Frosty and will slot in beautifully alongside Lever & May. I see him developing into a Jared Rivers type
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - HARLEY BENNELL
Absolutely. This was well before Hogan shot through
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - HARLEY BENNELL
I should have done the multi quote thing. Pretty sure I recall reading that Bennell's mum didn't want him returning to Perth when it became apparent he was out of GCS. I think she feared the impact of him renewing some of his associations
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - HARLEY BENNELL
If all that is true then we should get him in . ASAP and get him settled in Melbourne & on a rehab/ fitness program. The risk is one space on the list. If he gets to even 75% of his best it;s a huge win. He has what we sorely lack. For those worried about our "culture" we have a perfect mentor for him in Nev Jetta. Like Bennell, Nev is a Western Australian indigenous man, a man with a young family and he's also an expert in making the most of your last chance in AFL. Which has to be better than Bennell's earlier examples - Karmichael Hunt for instance.
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - HARLEY BENNELL
He's doing ok so far !
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The calumny of the AFL's priority pick policy
It's a sport second Jack. But it - at AFL level - is a product first and is being administered as such