Deestroy All

Lewis Jetta role.

lol, come on.

I posted it back in June, not sure which thread.

Collingwood recruiters and list management are hoping to get the deal done before Levi meets Nathan Buckley.

Dwayne Russell would dig it.

Jay Kennedy-Harris means: The one who will be King, he who has laughed on Neighbours, and whom is not only gifted, but multi-talented. And gifted.

Evidently it's fraught picking up Clark - even when he's committed to you.

I'm happy as long no one calls him "Jeffy," he's not 3 years old. Call him by his true name, Jeffrey Garlett. Which means the forward half Prince, the one who does not laugh often. And... is gifted.

What about trying to get Jack Steven? If Dangerfield won't bow to our offer and my threats that is. Saints would have pick 1 and 2or3 to do whatever the [censored] they want with and feel like king dick. We get a gun mid at a ripe age. Errrbody happy.

pet-rah-ka

...and is gifted.

850k is probably not enough to get him to come here. I'd donate another 250k to the cause if it got him over the line. On a completely unrelated note, are there any armed robbery enthusiasts on here looking to join a crew?

Should've been pick 2.

Yes. Enough examples have gone before him now that signal the intent of those that don't sign the year before becoming a free agent. That was a horrible sentence, but you get my drift. It would suck if it came to that. But would suck more if he left via FA. Sign, or we pull the trigger.

Don't think he's posted since he made that creepy paedo apologist post. I wouldn't either.

This may well be true, but what if we don't get pick 3? Playing with fire.

Yep. Can't believe animals like this are still free to roam in society. Rumour has it they were caged eggs. Not at my club, man, not at my club.

He chucked eggs at something. EGGS!

I was only 9 when he retired. When we were asked in primary school who our favourite player was, my answer in the early days was Robbie Flower. I just wish I got to watch him play when I had a better understanding and appreciation of the game. My uncle, who made me a Demons supporter has always lit up when he talks about watching Robbie play, he doesn't talk like that about anyone else, you can see the genuine enjoyment he gets just from those memories, it's swesome. We got to meet Robbie the last time we belted Brisbane at the G. Like Big Jim, Robbie approached us and was a genuinely warm and down to earth bloke. I'm glad to have met him, watched him and that he was part of the MFC. Best wishes to all who knew him. Rest in peace.

No one takes you seriously, so don't worry about it.

He's a great man, Guy McKenna.

Hannabal Hur is a good man.