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Seriously though he is still under contract and has in my opinion become a key player for us. Some of his contested marks are sublime considering he is just over six foot and does not exactly look like a solid player. Six years he has been with us and is just coming into his prime and I think both him and Ollie ain’t going anywhere for a few years yet.Comment
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I hate Joye this is encouraged by the media. I feel like Cornes should mind his own effing businessComment
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Must be pushing the same barrow as earlier in the week when it was first mentioned. Wilbur wouldn’t leave Ollie would he ?
Seriously though he is still under contract and has in my opinion become a key player for us. Some of his contested marks are sublime considering he is just over six foot and does not exactly look like a solid player. Six years he has been with us and is just coming into his prime and I think both him and Ollie ain’t going anywhere for a few years yet.
the child, and could result in lawsuits against the club in the future that might be very costly.Comment
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Actually this is Twomey's first form guide for the year, and the others predate his and so they are not following his lead. Chris Doerre in particular prides himself on being completely independent and a bit of a maverick.
Also, don't confuse Twomey's form guide with his phantom draft. They may both be based on what he hears from other recruiters but it's the phantom draft that tends to be highly accurate for the first 10-15 picks. The form guide is more a reflection of his personal opinions.
Before the ND we have Phantom Drafts that try and predict who goes where, these have the nuance of what type of player is needed by clubs at each pick rather than pure rating of ability.
Phantoms tend to follow after Twomey publishes. Twomey still gets the better inside info than others, it's why his Phantom is the most accurate.Comment
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Brayshaw being off the table may mean Fremantle keep Logue who some us are interested in, as they won’t have to trade away so many players to fit both Jackson and Brayshaw in.
How Melbourne can afford May, Lever, Petracca, Oliver, Brayshaw and Gawn (plus Fritsch, Langdon, Salem and Pickett etc) is beyond me though. But I guess they probably won’t be able to afford to keep Jackson as well.Comment
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Brayshaw being off the table may mean Fremantle keep Logue who some us are interested in, as they won’t have to trade away so many players to fit both Jackson and Brayshaw in.
How Melbourne can afford May, Lever, Petracca, Oliver, Brayshaw and Gawn (plus Fritsch, Langdon, Salem and Pickett etc) is beyond me though. But I guess they probably won’t be able to afford to keep Jackson as well.
On a different topic Properly development is going gang busters on the Bellarine peninsula. Be great to have a share in that.Those who have the greatest power to hurt us are those we love.Comment
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Players want a weekend away in off season. No problems. Go to some winery getaway that sponsors Geelong and they don’t get charged.
There’s a local bakery that’s a sponsor and players all have a coffee account that’s never called in.
All out of the goodness of the heart of the owner of course. Nothing underhanded at all.'Delicious' is a fun word to sayComment
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Mate of mine is a Geelong supporters and lives down there - and even he laughs at all the rorts they pull. Their COLA is they never pay for anything.
Players want a weekend away in off season. No problems. Go to some winery getaway that sponsors Geelong and they don’t get charged.
There’s a local bakery that’s a sponsor and players all have a coffee account that’s never called in.
All out of the goodness of the heart of the owner of course. Nothing underhanded at all.My opinion is objective truth in its purest formComment
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Mate of mine is a Geelong supporters and lives down there - and even he laughs at all the rorts they pull. Their COLA is they never pay for anything.
Players want a weekend away in off season. No problems. Go to some winery getaway that sponsors Geelong and they don’t get charged.
There’s a local bakery that’s a sponsor and players all have a coffee account that’s never called in.
All out of the goodness of the heart of the owner of course. Nothing underhanded at all.
Why i was disgusted when the club just took it with a whimper.Comment
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Jason Johannisen might be on the move. 29yo. Don't think he'll be on our radar.
AFL trade news: Bulldogs free agent Jason Johannisen "assessing" market options - AFL News - Zero HangerComment
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