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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by Happy Days View Post
    I'm pretty glad that he's gone and we're off of his contract. An extremely undisciplined player.

    Also thought it was funny that his hip injury was touted as an excuse for his lack of fitness and his conditioning at the start of the year, but when he needs to find a list spot then his hip injury is no issue at all.
    He had most of the year out and had surgery. I imagine that would have helped his hip troubles.
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Officially a Rookie at Geelong
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
    Officially a Rookie at Geelong
    Huuuuuuge pay cut from his days as a mature player at the Dogs on $400,000+.

    All the best to him.
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by bulldogtragic View Post
    Huuuuuuge pay cut from his days as a mature player at the Dogs on $400,000+.

    All the best to him.
    Still a nice way to earn a crust though.
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by bulldogtragic View Post
    Huuuuuuge pay cut from his days as a mature player at the Dogs on $400,000+.

    All the best to him.
    Bad news for the bookies......

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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by bulldogtragic View Post
    Huuuuuuge pay cut from his days as a mature player at the Dogs on $400,000+.

    All the best to him.
    Not as if rumoured he was part of the issues with the kids at our club.
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
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    I hope he makes a go of it. On ability alone he should have had offers from a few clubs but this indicates there are some doubts on his application more than his ability. Collingwood, Essendon and the Suns should have been lining up for him.
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    I hope he makes a go of it. On ability alone he should have had offers from a few clubs but this indicates there are some doubts on his application more than his ability. Collingwood, Essendon and the Suns should have been lining up for him.
    It may just be that we questioned his ability to get up, but on the surface it definitely sounds like something more to it.

    I would sleep much easier at night if Crameri and Stringer didn't end up at clubs that will be around the mark next year. Why couldn't North Melbourne or Carlton take them?

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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by The Adelaide Connection View Post
    It may just be that we questioned his ability to get up, but on the surface it definitely sounds like something more to it.

    I would sleep much easier at night if Crameri and Stringer didn't end up at clubs that will be around the mark next year. Why couldn't North Melbourne or Carlton take them?
    It doesn't really matter. It only matters how our team goes.
    Hawthorn have watched Gary Ablett and Lance Franklin go on to play some of the best footy we've ever seen at other clubs - but neither played/have played in a premiership once they left. Richmond lost Brett Deledio, we lost Ryan Griffen.

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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Good luck to him. His 7 goals against the Bombers in 2015 in a thrashing will always live with me.
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by Twodogs View Post
    Still a nice way to earn a crust though.
    $75,000 per annum - not a lot of money for a 29 year old.
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
    $75,000 per annum - not a lot of money for a 29 year old.
    And he's got to move from his home with his wife, or commute every day also.
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by AndrewP6 View Post
    He had most of the year out and had surgery. I imagine that would have helped his hip troubles.
    His rehab was highly unsatisfactory and is largely the reason he's gone. His preparation and commitment to not-football is probably the poorest among our 2017 list, which was a pretty hotly contested footy.
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by Happy Days View Post
    His rehab was highly unsatisfactory and is largely the reason he's gone. His preparation and commitment to not-football is probably the poorest among our 2017 list, which was a pretty hotly contested footy.
    I’m assuming you’re getting this from a reliable source.
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    Re: What to do, with Stew?

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
    $75,000 per annum - not a lot of money for a 29 year old.
    I'm 42 and I don't earn nearly as much as that!
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