Crameri Waits Til End of Season

[Mofra]

Re: Crameri Waits Til End of Season

Swans always seem to manage to get one, but that's getting back to the equality debate.
Agree it will be near on impossible for us to poach one, but no harm in trying.
Draft is after the trade period so if we fail we can always fall back to the draft.

We'll need both - talls take a number of years to come good. If we can get someone decent this year like Crameri, we can take a kid this year or next year (supposedly a good crop of young talls) and give him a proper development.

I do expect some improvement from Jones next year - his trajectory seems fairly well set

[Remi Moses]

Re: Crameri Waits Til End of Season

Swans always seem to manage to get one, but that's getting back to the equality debate.
Agree it will be near on impossible for us to poach one, but no harm in trying.
Draft is after the trade period so if we fail we can always fall back to the draft.

An extra 900 gorillas would be nice!!

[KT31]

Re: Crameri Waits Til End of Season

An extra 900 gorillas would be nice!!

Just one more Big Will would be great.

[Sedat]

Re: Crameri Waits Til End of Season

http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/players-still-in-asada-sights-20130811-2rq9t.html

Does anybody still want Crameri (or Gumby for that matter)?

"According to a source close to ASADA's investigation, ''there will be several footballers in both codes taken to their tribunals''.

Soft sanctions would be appealed by WADA, who must maintain consistency with punishments in other sports and countries, including the stripping of a gold medal won by a 16-year-old Bulgarian gymnast at the Sydney Olympics who tested positive to a banned substance given by her coach, despite her belief it was not prohibited."

[KT31]

Re: Crameri Waits Til End of Season

http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-new...811-2rq9t.html

Does anybody still want Crameri (or Gumby for that matter)?

"According to a source close to ASADA's investigation, ''there will be several footballers in both codes taken to their tribunals''.

Soft sanctions would be appealed by WADA, who must maintain consistency with punishments in other sports and countries, including the stripping of a gold medal won by a 16-year-old Bulgarian gymnast at the Sydney Olympics who tested positive to a banned substance given by her coach, despite her belief it was not prohibited."

If they take candy from a baby, I'm not sure any defence or arguing is going to save the Essendon players.
The Don's must be quite, and rightly so, worried about their future now.