GWS signings
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It's brilliant, beautifully written and performed. I don't blame Scully for taking the money, no young player in his position could turn down an offer like that, but it's at best a psychological blow for a club trying to rebuild. Melbourne will recover and will no doubt be compensated, but losing a player who was supposed to help lead the side out of the football wilderness will surely hurt in the short-term.Comment
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As far as I recall, they're ahead of where the Suns were (in terms of recruitment of existing AFL players) at the same time last year. Their list development story still has plenty of time to run.Comment
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We are no longer the oldest list in Sydney
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I really like the move, very smart by GWS.I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his timeComment
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Barry Hall reveals on TFS that he rejected GWS approach after he retired from the Dogs.Comment
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It will be interesting to see the moves of Brisbane and Port. Even though Power, Cornes and Brogan have retired from their clubs (or been retired), as I understand it, GWS doesn't have unfettered access to them due to the "one player per club" rule. If they take these players as uncontracted signings, they are effectively barred from getting any other players from these clubs unless the clubs agree. So while it is hard to imagine either Brisbane or Port being petty enough to bar the players lining up for GWS next year, they may well land up trading them to GWS so that GWS doesn't use up its allocation from that club on low value signings. Or they refuse to trade with GWS and thus protect the rest of their list from being raided next year.Comment
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I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his timeComment

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