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  • Primmy
    Proud Tragic Swan
    • Apr 2008
    • 5970

    #16
    Originally posted by stellation
    Agree with your agree, and agree with your comment as well.

    I love having him in the team, I really do, but I fear for his place in modern football; it's struck down the very best before.
    Me too BSA5, BBB, Stella. Love having him in the team, and his is a smart smart player, but with a chronically crook ankle what can he/we expect? With his smarts (and I b elieve he has a b right future outside football), I would love to retain him in a leadership capacity.....coaching, bringing on others etc. Lets see if they can fix him first. I'd rather have him in the Club than lose him. Can't see any other club picking up a chronic; other than us that is. But even Jamesy had to give it away in the end; used to love watching him run for us, after all those years of being literally hamstrung.
    If you've never jumped from one couch to the other to save yourself from lava then you didn't have a childhood

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    • giant
      Veterans List
      • Mar 2005
      • 4731

      #17
      Has plateaued in recent years. Had some good games this year but I think others have passed him. Vespa & McGlynn would be my first pick small(ish) forwards if available.

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      • sprite
        Regular in the Side
        • Jan 2003
        • 813

        #18
        Originally posted by swansrule100
        i dont think moore is good enough to play in the midfield ahead of others in the side, and i dont think he is good enough to keep veszpremi, mcglynn etc out as a small forward. I think he could be good trade bait if fit
        If RWO'rs note that he has ankle persitent problems, not fast enough, doesn't have the stamina what makes you think he would be good trade bait, even if fit? Yes we like to think our players are superstars - and have great currency on the open market. Reality says otherwise example B1.
        I'm not having a go at you SR - but far too often on this board, people view our players through rose coloured glasses.

        Perhaps Moore could find a home at another club - I'm happy to be proven wrong.
        sprite

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        • Primmy
          Proud Tragic Swan
          • Apr 2008
          • 5970

          #19
          I like to think of them as loyally rose coloured glasses, especially when we have a class act in our mix. He is a good player but possibly not a great one. Doesn't matter. He knows the game plan, can organise his area with finess and he is a hell of a lot better in stamina than he was 2 years ago. He may not be particularly quick around the ground but he does deliver the ball with accuracy by hand and foot. Good enough for me. Hope he is retained.
          If you've never jumped from one couch to the other to save yourself from lava then you didn't have a childhood

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          • SimonH
            Salt future's rising
            • Aug 2004
            • 1647

            #20
            We wouldn't get anything of great value for Moore in a trade. Certainly less than Hawthorn got for McGlynn. I read other posters as suggesting that Sydney (and GC/GWS) do the right thing by the player and the new club. Whether it is the right thing by the player depends on whether Moore can force his way back in as a regular best-22 fixture between now and the end of 2010. I wouldn't write him off yet.

            Of course GWS would love to get Goodes or McVeigh. But as a matter of creating the cross-town rivalry that will be a critical part of their marketing, GWS will need some current Swans players, even if they can't get marquee players from us. Moore could easily be one of them.

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            • DeadlyAkkuret
              Veterans List
              • Oct 2006
              • 4547

              #21
              Originally posted by sprite
              Yes we like to think our players are superstars - and have great currency on the open market. Reality says otherwise example B1.
              B1 isn't a good example at all. Carlton and Melbourne had been hanging around when Jude was younger, around 3-4 years ago. When we finally decided to put him on the market he was about 30 and obviously his trade value had decreased.

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