Rumour Bluemour Discussion XXXVII

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This is good to hear. If a bid came before 38 for Ben I wouldn’t match it and I’d make sure all other clubs knew that.


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I'm happy letting everyone know that we wont match it...

As long as we actually would match it. No one can tell me that there are 38 kids in the draft better than Ben. If he wasn't a F/S (and thus other clubs put minimum time into him), and he didn't get iced at the end of the year he would go around pick 20 IMO.
 
We've just worked hard to have the opportunity to get another top class young midfielder into the club in a draft with a few standouts, there's no need to make your personal preference your identitiy or to make it personal where you disagree.
It’s also not like players are who they are when they come to the club. Development and self improvement play a big part in how good a player becomes
 

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This is good to hear. If a bid came before 38 for Ben I wouldn’t match it and I’d make sure all other clubs knew that.


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Exactly, and, that we would (IF he progresses well) go hard to bring him ‘home to the blues family’ after a couple of years… so bidder would just develop him for us

Edit: that said, I’d still look at trading up with Bris or * picks around 28-30
 

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Speaking of normal.
Any chance we change the Rumour no discussion heading back to Yellow?

We don't have a choice of colour, only tags. To change it back to yellow, we'd have to use the same tag as the discussion thread, and have posters constantly post in there.

It's a conundrum alright.
 
Is this a more subtle way of addressing the thread title that triggers me each time I see it.

The word is normality.

Normalcy has apparently emanated from the US, but hey the English language has utilised the word normality for eons.
Of all the things to get irked by - and I do confess, I get irritated by no end of Americanisms that have found their way into colloquial Australian english - a mistake made by an American presidential candidate in the 1920's because he couldn't find the world normality in the dictionary is a bit of an odd one.

Words and meanings shift. Signs change, and the meanings behind them shift. It's as relentless as the tides, and there's no stopping it.

And - in any case - this isn't really the thread to be discussing etymology or semiotics.
 

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