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Mase Have you ever heard the saying some people " Talk off the top of their Head " Translated it means its the first thing that comes into their head. Ryder over Grundy ! LMFAO. The best ruckman who has played the game for some time.
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Mase Have you ever heard the saying some people " Talk off the top of their Head " Translated it means its the first thing that comes into their head. Ryder over Grundy ! LMFAO. The best ruckman who has played the game for some time.
You'd be well served ignoring everything that comes out of that little flog
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Papley could be nothing at all is the only thing to remember
He hasn’t said a word about anything
He hasn’t said a word about anything
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You have something against Grundy. Every opportunity you get you talk his ability and influence down. Have you ever come to think that 3 of the 4 players you have just named can also be very suspect aginst physical checking in big games ? Grundy once again more than done his bit yesterday in keeping an ordinary outfit relevant.
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Why meet with 2 clubs if your intention is to stay?
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Do we know he did?
I’m not disagreeing
And maybe it’s all true , but is it a fact he met them?
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Definitely Carlton
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To do what next year and the year after ****ing tread water ? You can't see where the list is currently at ? Get a seeing eye dog.
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Sucks then
I didn’t see that he had for certain met them only the journos I don’t trust
Time will tell I guess
I don’t doubt for a second that he does, this decision has nothing to do with where he would prefer to play his football. That is in Sydney for the Sydney Swans.
This decision he has to make is about a long term relationship.
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I dont think its always black and white like that.
It sounds to me like he is happy to stay, but if there was an opportunity to move back to Victoria then he would be interested in looking at it. He probably hasn't made his mind up either way and just wants to keep options open.
Either way, he is contracted for 4 years and you would hope that we would only be accepting a trade offer if it was the kind of deal that is impossible to say no to. I.e. more than Carlton or North's first.
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If you are not happy with the way we do trade business i'm sure Adrain Dedoro would appreciate your input.
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For shits ‘n’ giggles?
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Has as good a workrate or better than any ruckman that has played the game and the way AFL Footy is played with its endurance demands this day that is no mean feat. He is a gun.
Maybe....but I’m expecting some fancy footwork from recruiting like trading a future 1st...next year is about academy and profile names, this year there’s some early draft talent that can make an impact in their 1st year, imo. Dalrymple, Keane & Beatson to work some magic....
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Yep. I agree. Collingwood’s mids just didn’t stand up.
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What deals have we made on day 1 with no negotiation?
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I think for some the horse (ahem) trading at the end of the season is more important than the season itself.
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Didn't say a word against Grundy. I just don't rate the importance of ruck men as much as others do.
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Well that’s because you’re running this narrative that our mids are shit and don’t want to acknowledge that they didn’t get much first use this year.
It’s a balance. No one is saying Naismith will win a Brownlow. What I am saying is that the absence of a reasonable tap ruckman causes fatigue on the midfield group. But if the midfield group don’t have a crack, King Kong won’t help them.
Our midfield has a crack. Some relief in the form of first use will do wonders.
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Hi Grant Thomas
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Look I don't want to get into this with you again. We clearly see the midfield very differently and that is fine, but I have no idea why having an opinion around here, even if it's a strong or unpopular one, warrants being bashed over the head for it. And I also have no idea when having an opinion on something became running a narrative.
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Rebuild. No need for shortcuts. Hit the draft we will be fine in 2021-22.
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Maybe it’s the delivery.
“No matter how you slice and dice it, Horse ****ed up with Mills”
Well no. Horse has decided Mills greatest value to the TEAM is at half back. Much as he seems to have worked out that Heeney’s is at half forward.
Or maybe it’s a hack (and we’re all hacks here) describing our mids, who go out each week and bust their gut to the point of complete exhaustion, as shit.
You just would never do that if you’d ever played midfield at any reasonable level and knew the difference between having an effective ruck and not having one.
There was not much worse when playing than coming off the field having chased arse all day because your ruck was out and some fat campaigner slugging his 10th beer says “Not your best day today, Bruce. Seemed to be second to it a lot”.
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