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Norm Smith Medallist
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It's quite reasonable to suspect that an ex-president leant on/ required the list manager to offer a contract with very top and then some $$$$
Oppo Camp Brodie Grundy (Traded to Melbourne 2022)
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Norm Smith Medallist
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Isn't So Good a brand of SOY milk?
jmac70
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What is soy milk?
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Norm Smith Medallist
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- Sep 3, 2019
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Unlike the milk that tastes worse than the carton it comes in
- Sep 3, 2019
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“What can we call this shit so people might buy it?”
jmac70
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Beer“What can we call this s**t so people might buy it?”
- Sep 3, 2019
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Id be tricked a few times.
Obese Arachnid
Diplomatic Immunity
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Nope, used a sock.
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Norm Smith Medallist
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Noted.
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We should recruit B Grundy. He was good at clearances. Oops, sorry....
Pity he wasn’t actually good at being a Ruckman.
I suppose we can lay claim to having the Worlds Tallest Midfielder playing for us at one time.
He can now dream a new dream at the Dreamons.
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He was a gun ruckman
Agree. The churlish postings, denigrating a recent Collingwood player, do not reflect well upon the authors. I trust they will not continue.
Gone Critical
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Yep 100% agree. Especially a player who gave great service, mult AA B&Fs, gave 100% and never caused problems. He wanted to remain a Pie but we forced him out of the club. He may be dirty on us we cant be on him.
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I think his contract demands caused problems
Gone Critical
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No. He negotiated a contract like every other player. The club and he agreed and signed off and all were happy. Down the track the club changes its mind and gives him an ultimatum, renegotiate or leave.
I think the club caused the problem.
GCMagpie
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Agree with everything, but he presumably did also have the option to take a pay cut.
I don’t begrudge him for not yielding, but he can’t then hold it against us for trading his contract either.
His form also dipped albeit slightly, when you’re at that top end salary…you have to be AA level.
My preference was for him to take a pay cut and stay, I loved what he brought as a player.
Gone Critical
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Agree would have been the ideal outcome for us. I can understand why he said no
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He asked for the biggest contract in Collingwoods history, that’s not negotiating like every other player.
Gone Critical
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He was our best player at the time in his prime. Every best player who has just negotiated a new cotract at the 18 clubs will have or be near the biggest contract in their clu s history. He was well within rights to want his best contract.
Old news, old argument.
