List Management 2015
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Same reason they got all the other recycled players, they thought they would have a choice but to play them.
The tribunal should have seen the Gwilt recruitment as an admission of guilt and given their deliberation right then and there.- I'm a visionary - Only here to confirm my biases -Comment
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Very true. Why get him?They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.Comment
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I really think Essnedon's list management has been the worst in the competition in the past few years. Topping up for a tilt at <saving Hird's job> finals and failing.Western Bulldogs: 2016 PremiersComment
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My friend named his supercoach side "Not Gwilty", still losing it at it to this day.- I'm a visionary - Only here to confirm my biases -Comment
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Staying or going? This year's AFL exchange period previewed
An excerpt of players linked to us in the above article:
Jake Carlisle, Essendon, out of contract
The Bombers big man has struggled in attack this season but is in serious demand among rival clubs, with the Western Bulldogs, Carlton and North Melbourne already linked to him. The Bombers are understood to be increasingly confident of re-signing the 23-year-old, but will be competing with offers of up to $700,000 a season and teams prepared to play him exclusively in defence. Carlisle is believed to be reluctant to move outside Victoria.
Matthew Leuenberger, Brisbane Lions, restricted free agent
Several teams are in the market for a ruckman this season and Leuenberger is one of the most keenly sought after, with Essendon, Geelong and the Western Bulldogs understood to be interested. The Lions seem to have settled on Stefan Martin as their No.1 ruckman, so the West Australian could see more opportunity elsewhere. The Lions can match any rival offer for Leuenberger, but could be willing to let him go if the prospective compensation pick is attractive enough. The Sydney Swans would like to make a play for the ruckman but won't be serious contenders because of their trade restrictions.
Zac Smith, Gold Coast, out of contract
The Queenslander has struggled for opportunities this season with the Suns largely preferring Tom Nicholls as their No.1 ruckman. The 25-year-old has already been linked with Essendon and could also appeal to other clubs in the market for a ruckman such as Geelong and the Western Bulldogs.Comment
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Why not have all 3?Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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I'd be touching base with Liam Duggan's manager.
3 Eagles extended their deals today and he wasn't one of them.
Whispers of homesickness.
Jet midfielder.
Would give up this year's first and our 2nd pick next year or something...Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.Comment
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Once again, really do not like that part of Carislie's issues/demands seems to be playing exclusively in defense.Comment
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In fairness Carlisle and his manager denied those claims.
Might be other issues on the table there.Comment
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We're also mentioned for Henderson
Lachie Henderson, Carlton, out of contract
Carlton remains hopeful of retaining Henderson, but Geelong and the Western Bulldogs have made big plays for the 25-year-old swingman. Like Dangerfield, it is understood Henderson will either re-sign or move to Simonds Stadium. The Cats appear slight favourites to get their man, who could command up to $600,000 a season.If you kicked five goals and Tom Boyd kicked five goals, Tom Boyd kicked more goals than you.
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