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MagpieBat
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Culprit 
Joined: 06 Feb 2003
Location: Port Melbourne
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| On good authority wants to be with his mate Crisp. |
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Piesnchess
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I really, really hope that Treloar does come too us, just to jamm it up that bald headed cocky little turd Hungry, hes really annoying me on this, dwarf tool thinks everyone wants to go to his tigers. BTW, who was it that refused for aroiund twenty seasons, to have anything to do with his tigers, no show at all awards nights, dinners etc, gave the tiges jack shit for twenty years, now ya cant shut the hungered small tosser up. !
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MightyMagpie
Joined: 04 Jun 2013
Location: WA
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| Culprit wrote: | | On good authority wants to be with his mate Crisp. |
Redden is contracted for 2016 so it will require a trade and Brisbane may try to play hard ball and risk getting a compensation pick at the end of 2016 if a satisfactory trade cannot be made. However, history suggests that once a player says he wants out a trade gets done,
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John Wren 
"Look after the game. It means so much to so many."
Joined: 15 Jul 2007
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updated. inspector gadget has announced his retirement after 67 years at afl level.
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John Wren
"Look after the game. It means so much to so many."
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stevie j's last game with the cats this weekend.
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Dave The Man 
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Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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Dr Pie
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At the risk of being accused of being hopelessly sentimental I don't want to trade our Round one pick because I want it to be used to draft Sam Weideman. It's bad enough seeing Liam Picken starring for the Doggies and I will be disappointed if Jake Kelly ends up a star for the Crows but I hate the idea of a Weideman not playing for Collingwood.
I remember watching Sam's Grandfather Murray play when I was a kid and he was awesome. Father Mark was rather less impressive when he played for us in the early 80s but apparently Sam is better than his Dad. If Sam is as good as some people say he could end up as Cloke's successor while Moore plays as the other key tall forward and backup ruckman.
We could get one of Aish or Treloar without giving away pick one and frankly we have enough good midfielders that we don't need both.
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005
Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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| Dr Pie wrote: | At the risk of being accused of being hopelessly sentimental I don't want to trade our Round one pick because I want it to be used to draft Sam Weideman. It's bad enough seeing Liam Picken starring for the Doggies and I will be disappointed if Jake Kelly ends up a star for the Crows but I hate the idea of a Weideman not playing for Collingwood.
I remember watching Sam's Grandfather Murray play when I was a kid and he was awesome. Father Mark was rather less impressive when he played for us in the early 80s but apparently Sam is better than his Dad. If Sam is as good as some people say he could end up as Cloke's successor while Moore plays as the other key tall forward and backup ruckman.
We could get one of Aish or Treloar without giving away pick one and frankly we have enough good midfielders that we don't need both. |
Hine and Club don’t run on Sentiment
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Pies4shaw 
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I'd like them to draft Sam Weideman, all the same.
It's like Daicos' kids - if they are anywhere near the mark, you just can't risk them becoming stars in another jumper. |
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005
Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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| Pies4shaw wrote: | I'd like them to draft Sam Weideman, all the same.
It's like Daicos' kids - if they are anywhere near the mark, you just can't risk them becoming stars in another jumper. |
Hine passed on Jake Kelly and James Stewert in the Draft
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Pies4shaw
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Perhaps you're not old enough to appreciate the distinction, DTM but Kelly was a solid player (and a fan-favourite because of his "colourful" style of play) and Stewart a "good ordinary" one, whereas Weideman almost seemed to carry the Club on his back.
There are people who saw the Machine regularly and still carry on about the Coventrys and the Colliers but who would still pick Weideman first in their Collingwood team (yes, Dad - I'm looking at you). |
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Dave The Man
Joined: 01 Apr 2005
Location: Someville, Victoria, Australia
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| Pies4shaw wrote: | Perhaps you're not old enough to appreciate the distinction, DTM but Kelly was a solid player (and a fan-favourite because of his "colourful" style of play) and Stewart a "good ordinary" one, whereas Weideman almost seemed to carry the Club on his back.
There are people who saw the Machine regularly and still carry on about the Coventrys and the Colliers but who would still pick Weideman first in their Collingwood team (yes, Dad - I'm looking at you). |
Who says that Hine Rates Wieldman?
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Lazza
Joined: 04 Feb 2003
Location: Bendigo, Victoria, Australia
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| Dave The Man wrote: | | Pies4shaw wrote: | Perhaps you're not old enough to appreciate the distinction, DTM but Kelly was a solid player (and a fan-favourite because of his "colourful" style of play) and Stewart a "good ordinary" one, whereas Weideman almost seemed to carry the Club on his back.
There are people who saw the Machine regularly and still carry on about the Coventrys and the Colliers but who would still pick Weideman first in their Collingwood team (yes, Dad - I'm looking at you). |
Who says that Hine Rates Wieldman? |
With all due respect DTM, who says he doesn't? The fact is that we don't really know so we make speculative guesses based on knowing bloody nothing. 
Murray Weideman was/is a Collingwood legend. If Sam is 1/4th as good as Murray was, that will do me fine because he will still be 10 times better than Jessica White.
I totally agree with Pies4shaw, Sam Weideman is exactly the type of KPP/forward we should be targetting at Collingwood rather than run after good ordinary bloody midfielders with large cheque books open. This is absolutely crazy stuff and getting someone like a Sam Weideman should be a no brainer. 
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Wokko 
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| For the current generation, imagine we let Bucks' kids get drafted by Carlton or Essendon. Ugh. |
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