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PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 12:45 am 
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ryan2000 wrote:
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ryan2000 wrote:
Just a question - and forgive me if its come up in pages prior.......

With Warnock almost certain to be delisted and Judd's retirement, doesn't that free up around $1million????
Could we make a play for say Dangerfield with some of that money (Say, $800k per year)?

Im not saying we MUST go out and get him, nor am i looking at him as a 'Judd' replacement (meaning, he will bring us a premiership) but from what I'm hearing, he is very likely to leave Adelaide.......... why not have a go???


1. given where the team is, its a waste of money
2. if kreuzer goes FA, we lose that pick



See - i disagree somewhat.

YES, we have a lot of work to do to our list, however Dangerfield is only 25 so easily has a good 5,6 maybe 7 years in him and he is quality. Put him alongside Murphy, Gibbs and Crips and that's a nice midfield right there.

Again, our list does need working and tweaking, but i'll be stuffed if i believe we gonna be a bottom 4 side for the next 3-5 years.


But, you are probably right in the fact that whilst he would be a good addition, he probably isn't the player we need. We need more of a KPP.



Dangerfield would piss his pants laughing at us regardless of the offer we tabled to him.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
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Need a rebuild.........go and get Dangerfield instead.

That is so carlton.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
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ryan2000 wrote:
4thchicken wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
Just a question - and forgive me if its come up in pages prior.......

With Warnock almost certain to be delisted and Judd's retirement, doesn't that free up around $1million????
Could we make a play for say Dangerfield with some of that money (Say, $800k per year)?

Im not saying we MUST go out and get him, nor am i looking at him as a 'Judd' replacement (meaning, he will bring us a premiership) but from what I'm hearing, he is very likely to leave Adelaide.......... why not have a go???


1. given where the team is, its a waste of money
2. if kreuzer goes FA, we lose that pick



See - i disagree somewhat.

YES, we have a lot of work to do to our list, however Dangerfield is only 25 so easily has a good 5,6 maybe 7 years in him and he is quality. Put him alongside Murphy, Gibbs and Crips and that's a nice midfield right there.

Again, our list does need working and tweaking, but i'll be stuffed if i believe we gonna be a bottom 4 side for the next 3-5 years.


But, you are probably right in the fact that whilst he would be a good addition, he probably isn't the player we need. We need more of a KPP.

That is exactly the same approach that we took with Judd (and Daisy Thomas for that matter) and look where we are now. No, we shouldn't pick up middle-age "stars" that will give us 5-7 years if we are lucky. We need to pick up quality kids that are going to play at least 10-12 years for the club and give us sustained success for the long term.

We are not in the position of picking up a Dean Rice, a Greg Williams or a Bradley Hogg to add to our Sticks, SOS, Braddles, Kouta, Ratts and Harry Madden. They are the core of a club that you build a quality team around. We don't have them yet. We have to find our next Sticks (12 years), SOS (17 years), Braddles (17 years), Kouta (16 years), Ratts (14 years) and Harry Madden (14 years). Get it?

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 1:33 am 
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emtwenty wrote:
Need a rebuild.........go and get Dangerfield instead.

That is so carlton.



See i hate that word, Re-Build.
Imagine being a sponsor hearing Carlton say that. It's like saying "Hi everybody, we're shit so we're just gonna roll over and loose for the next 3 years so we can pick up early draft picks. If you guys were expecting some wins in 2016/2017....... yeah that's not gonna happen"

Hell, Carlton said we were in a Re-Build in round 3 of this year. No wonder our crowds have dropped off.
No wonder we're 10,000-20,000 members behind other clubs. We seriously aren't even one of the 'Big 4' teams now. We are overtaken a long time ago. And with good reason too, members want to be entertained, they want wins, they want a competition.

I'll never ever forget being at the G with all those Carlton supporters cheering on the Demons because we so desperately thought winning the 'Kreuzer Cup' would change everything.
I walked out at half time being sad that people wanted us to loose rather than win.

Now yes, Carlton have in the past just thrown the chequebook at players and coaches (Judd, Malthouse, Pagan, McKernan, etc etc) expecting us to win a premiership off the back of that........... and I'm not for a second expecting us to continue that practise.

However, Dangerfield is an A list player and a decent leader. The likes of Menzel, Cripps, and our younger draftees would benefit hugely from having players like that around and we would at least still be competitive and thus keeping supporters and sponsors happy.



I dunno, call me stupid but i don't think you can 're-build' without also installing a winning culture whilst doing so.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 1:38 am 
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malleefowl wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
4thchicken wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
Just a question - and forgive me if its come up in pages prior.......

With Warnock almost certain to be delisted and Judd's retirement, doesn't that free up around $1million????
Could we make a play for say Dangerfield with some of that money (Say, $800k per year)?

Im not saying we MUST go out and get him, nor am i looking at him as a 'Judd' replacement (meaning, he will bring us a premiership) but from what I'm hearing, he is very likely to leave Adelaide.......... why not have a go???


1. given where the team is, its a waste of money
2. if kreuzer goes FA, we lose that pick



See - i disagree somewhat.

YES, we have a lot of work to do to our list, however Dangerfield is only 25 so easily has a good 5,6 maybe 7 years in him and he is quality. Put him alongside Murphy, Gibbs and Crips and that's a nice midfield right there.

Again, our list does need working and tweaking, but i'll be stuffed if i believe we gonna be a bottom 4 side for the next 3-5 years.


But, you are probably right in the fact that whilst he would be a good addition, he probably isn't the player we need. We need more of a KPP.

That is exactly the same approach that we took with Judd (and Daisy Thomas for that matter) and look where we are now. No, we shouldn't pick up middle-age "stars" that will give us 5-7 years if we are lucky. We need to pick up quality kids that are going to play at least 10-12 years for the club and give us sustained success for the long term.

We are not in the position of picking up a Dean Rice, a Greg Williams or a Bradley Hogg to add to our Sticks, SOS, Braddles, Kouta, Ratts and Harry Madden. They are the core of a club that you build a quality team around. We don't have them yet. We have to find our next Sticks (12 years), SOS (17 years), Braddles (17 years), Kouta (16 years), Ratts (14 years) and Harry Madden (14 years). Get it?


Yeah, but what have those 'young kids' come into? A club that doesn't know how to be competitive and even to a point, doesn't want to be because we want early draft picks. What type of culture does that install in those kids?


Sticks, Kouta, SOS, Braddles etc etc - they came into a club that knew how to win because it wanted to win. Anything less than a win was unacceptable.

Now, we wanna loose so that we can 'rebuild'??? I just don't buy into that and i still think its the reason we are where we are today and why our players, including early draft picks, aren't developing into the superstars they should be.

Hell........ we have 3 x #1 picks on our list right now....... how many more bloody #1 picks do we need???? LOL.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 4:33 am 
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malleefowl wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
4thchicken wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
Just a question - and forgive me if its come up in pages prior.......

With Warnock almost certain to be delisted and Judd's retirement, doesn't that free up around $1million????
Could we make a play for say Dangerfield with some of that money (Say, $800k per year)?

Im not saying we MUST go out and get him, nor am i looking at him as a 'Judd' replacement (meaning, he will bring us a premiership) but from what I'm hearing, he is very likely to leave Adelaide.......... why not have a go???


1. given where the team is, its a waste of money
2. if kreuzer goes FA, we lose that pick



See - i disagree somewhat.

YES, we have a lot of work to do to our list, however Dangerfield is only 25 so easily has a good 5,6 maybe 7 years in him and he is quality. Put him alongside Murphy, Gibbs and Crips and that's a nice midfield right there.

Again, our list does need working and tweaking, but i'll be stuffed if i believe we gonna be a bottom 4 side for the next 3-5 years.


But, you are probably right in the fact that whilst he would be a good addition, he probably isn't the player we need. We need more of a KPP.

That is exactly the same approach that we took with Judd (and Daisy Thomas for that matter) and look where we are now. No, we shouldn't pick up middle-age "stars" that will give us 5-7 years if we are lucky. We need to pick up quality kids that are going to play at least 10-12 years for the club and give us sustained success for the long term.

We are not in the position of picking up a Dean Rice, a Greg Williams or a Bradley Hogg to add to our Sticks, SOS, Braddles, Kouta, Ratts and Harry Madden. They are the core of a club that you build a quality team around. We don't have them yet. We have to find our next Sticks (12 years), SOS (17 years), Braddles (17 years), Kouta (16 years), Ratts (14 years) and Harry Madden (14 years). Get it?



Not sure if even old George still has another 5-7 years left in him. By my calculations that'd take him past 50.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 8:24 am 
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ryan2000 wrote:
emtwenty wrote:
Need a rebuild.........go and get Dangerfield instead.

That is so carlton.



See i hate that word, Re-Build.
Imagine being a sponsor hearing Carlton say that. It's like saying "Hi everybody, we're shit so we're just gonna roll over and loose for the next 3 years so we can pick up early draft picks. If you guys were expecting some wins in 2016/2017....... yeah that's not gonna happen"

Hell, Carlton said we were in a Re-Build in round 3 of this year. No wonder our crowds have dropped off.
No wonder we're 10,000-20,000 members behind other clubs. We seriously aren't even one of the 'Big 4' teams now. We are overtaken a long time ago. And with good reason too, members want to be entertained, they want wins, they want a competition.


I disagree. Members, supporters and sponsors want clubs to have an awareness of their current predicament. You can't address deficiencies until you recognise them first.
In other words, we can't improve until we recognise the areas the require improvement. I'd suggest crowds, membership numbers etc have dropped away because the club has had it head up its arse trying to sell a turd disguised as a chocolate cake. Unfortunately for them, the supporters are no longer that gullible.
We want to see a real plan that gives us an opportunity to achieve success down the track. If that requires short term pain, the supporters, sponsors and members will stick fat. Look at the mid 2000s. We had our worst period but the highest membership growth. The trouble is the club took that good will and pissed it up against the wall.

I wouldn't sell Carlton supporters short. They'll back the club if it has strong direction.
To reinforce that, I'd expect the realisation and rectification of the Malthouse mistake will see crowd numbers improve as the season continues. The club needs to get the board room sorted now.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 8:32 am 
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Blue Vain wrote:
...Members, supporters and sponsors want clubs to have an awareness of their current predicament. You can't address deficiencies until you recognise them first.
In other words, we can't improve until we recognise the areas the require improvement. I'd suggest crowds, membership numbers etc have dropped away because the club has had it head up its arse trying to sell a turd disguised as a chocolate cake. Unfortunately for them, the supporters are no longer that gullible.
We want to see a real plan that gives us an opportunity to achieve success down the track. If that requires short term pain, the supporters, sponsors and members will stick fat. Look at the mid 2000s. We had our worst period but the highest membership growth. The trouble is the club took that good will and pissed it up against the wall.

I wouldn't sell Carlton supporters short. They'll back the club if it has strong direction.
To reinforce that, I'd expect the realisation and rectification of the Malthouse mistake will see crowd numbers improve as the season continues. The club needs to get the board room sorted now.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 9:37 am 
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Blue Vain wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
emtwenty wrote:
Need a rebuild.........go and get Dangerfield instead.

That is so carlton.



See i hate that word, Re-Build.
Imagine being a sponsor hearing Carlton say that. It's like saying "Hi everybody, we're shit so we're just gonna roll over and loose for the next 3 years so we can pick up early draft picks. If you guys were expecting some wins in 2016/2017....... yeah that's not gonna happen"

Hell, Carlton said we were in a Re-Build in round 3 of this year. No wonder our crowds have dropped off.
No wonder we're 10,000-20,000 members behind other clubs. We seriously aren't even one of the 'Big 4' teams now. We are overtaken a long time ago. And with good reason too, members want to be entertained, they want wins, they want a competition.


I disagree. Members, supporters and sponsors want clubs to have an awareness of their current predicament. You can't address deficiencies until you recognise them first.
In other words, we can't improve until we recognise the areas the require improvement. I'd suggest crowds, membership numbers etc have dropped away because the club has had it head up its arse trying to sell a turd disguised as a chocolate cake. Unfortunately for them, the supporters are no longer that gullible.
We want to see a real plan that gives us an opportunity to achieve success down the track. If that requires short term pain, the supporters, sponsors and members will stick fat. Look at the mid 2000s. We had our worst period but the highest membership growth. The trouble is the club took that good will and pissed it up against the wall.

I wouldn't sell Carlton supporters short. They'll back the club if it has strong direction.
To reinforce that, I'd expect the realisation and rectification of the Malthouse mistake will see crowd numbers improve as the season continues. The club needs to get the board room sorted now.

Abso- frikking - lutely.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 9:46 am 
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No need to get Dangerfield or anyone like him for that matter. The club have decided, and wisely so that a scorched earth strategy isn't a good idea and the upshot of this is we will retain most of our senior types which means it's not necessary to get a Dangerfield (just because we want to avoid a 100% youth driven rebuild).

The other reason why we should not go a Dangerfield type is the cost involved. I would sooner use the $800 there to get two good young prospects at $400 each. Something like that anyway. And, the other thing to consider is if you get a FA and you also lose one in the same year (which could happen to us) then you forfeit your right to a compensatory draft pick. I'd sooner get another young kid on the list given we are a way off a premiership.

The Dangerfield route is OLD Carlton. I thought we were over that?

If we were fourth on the ladder you might do that, but last time I checked we were down the bottom somewhere.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 10:24 am 
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london blue wrote:
weak draft?

its been a weak draft for the last 10 years hasnt it? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

in all seriousness, many clubs have an ability to pick up and decent talent across the years regardless of the 'weak' or 'strong' label thrown around.

take each year as it comes and take it on,


Hey LB its actually been a weak draft since 2001!


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 10:28 am 
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Nice post BV.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 11:13 am 
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It is true the experts often say 'it's a weak draft' but this year they're still saying it deep into the U18s carnival, and from memory this is pretty unusual. Until such time they start changing their tune I think it's fair to assume this is a poor draft. Vic M often produce a lot of the talent and they're struggling this year so that is going to impact on numbers. Understand the counter arguement that other states might be stronger than usual but I am not convinced that makes up for the Metro shortfall.


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 11:19 am 
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Blue Vain wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
emtwenty wrote:
Need a rebuild.........go and get Dangerfield instead.

That is so carlton.



See i hate that word, Re-Build.
Imagine being a sponsor hearing Carlton say that. It's like saying "Hi everybody, we're shit so we're just gonna roll over and loose for the next 3 years so we can pick up early draft picks. If you guys were expecting some wins in 2016/2017....... yeah that's not gonna happen"

Hell, Carlton said we were in a Re-Build in round 3 of this year. No wonder our crowds have dropped off.
No wonder we're 10,000-20,000 members behind other clubs. We seriously aren't even one of the 'Big 4' teams now. We are overtaken a long time ago. And with good reason too, members want to be entertained, they want wins, they want a competition.


I disagree. Members, supporters and sponsors want clubs to have an awareness of their current predicament. You can't address deficiencies until you recognise them first.
In other words, we can't improve until we recognise the areas the require improvement. I'd suggest crowds, membership numbers etc have dropped away because the club has had it head up its arse trying to sell a turd disguised as a chocolate cake. Unfortunately for them, the supporters are no longer that gullible.
We want to see a real plan that gives us an opportunity to achieve success down the track. If that requires short term pain, the supporters, sponsors and members will stick fat. Look at the mid 2000s. We had our worst period but the highest membership growth. The trouble is the club took that good will and pissed it up against the wall.

I wouldn't sell Carlton supporters short. They'll back the club if it has strong direction.
To reinforce that, I'd expect the realisation and rectification of the Malthouse mistake will see crowd numbers improve as the season continues. The club needs to get the board room sorted now.

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PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 12:36 pm 
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Spot on BV


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 5:31 pm 
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with warnock i think that if we delist him another club will pick him up, i would like somehow to get a draft pick for him (dont ask how) over to our list man staff.


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PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 5:32 pm 
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Blue Vain wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
emtwenty wrote:
Need a rebuild.........go and get Dangerfield instead.

That is so carlton.



See i hate that word, Re-Build.
Imagine being a sponsor hearing Carlton say that. It's like saying "Hi everybody, we're shit so we're just gonna roll over and loose for the next 3 years so we can pick up early draft picks. If you guys were expecting some wins in 2016/2017....... yeah that's not gonna happen"

Hell, Carlton said we were in a Re-Build in round 3 of this year. No wonder our crowds have dropped off.
No wonder we're 10,000-20,000 members behind other clubs. We seriously aren't even one of the 'Big 4' teams now. We are overtaken a long time ago. And with good reason too, members want to be entertained, they want wins, they want a competition.


I disagree. Members, supporters and sponsors want clubs to have an awareness of their current predicament. You can't address deficiencies until you recognise them first.
In other words, we can't improve until we recognise the areas the require improvement. I'd suggest crowds, membership numbers etc have dropped away because the club has had it head up its arse trying to sell a turd disguised as a chocolate cake. Unfortunately for them, the supporters are no longer that gullible.
We want to see a real plan that gives us an opportunity to achieve success down the track. If that requires short term pain, the supporters, sponsors and members will stick fat. Look at the mid 2000s. We had our worst period but the highest membership growth. The trouble is the club took that good will and pissed it up against the wall.

I wouldn't sell Carlton supporters short. They'll back the club if it has strong direction.
To reinforce that, I'd expect the realisation and rectification of the Malthouse mistake will see crowd numbers improve as the season continues. The club needs to get the board room sorted now.


Exactly. :clap:

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 7:17 pm 
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So im guessing it's a "No" for Dangerfield then. haha

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Blue Vain wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
emtwenty wrote:
Need a rebuild.........go and get Dangerfield instead.

That is so carlton.



See i hate that word, Re-Build.
Imagine being a sponsor hearing Carlton say that. It's like saying "Hi everybody, we're shit so we're just gonna roll over and loose for the next 3 years so we can pick up early draft picks. If you guys were expecting some wins in 2016/2017....... yeah that's not gonna happen"

Hell, Carlton said we were in a Re-Build in round 3 of this year. No wonder our crowds have dropped off.
No wonder we're 10,000-20,000 members behind other clubs. We seriously aren't even one of the 'Big 4' teams now. We are overtaken a long time ago. And with good reason too, members want to be entertained, they want wins, they want a competition.


I disagree. Members, supporters and sponsors want clubs to have an awareness of their current predicament. You can't address deficiencies until you recognise them first.
In other words, we can't improve until we recognise the areas the require improvement. I'd suggest crowds, membership numbers etc have dropped away because the club has had it head up its arse trying to sell a turd disguised as a chocolate cake. Unfortunately for them, the supporters are no longer that gullible.
We want to see a real plan that gives us an opportunity to achieve success down the track. If that requires short term pain, the supporters, sponsors and members will stick fat. Look at the mid 2000s. We had our worst period but the highest membership growth. The trouble is the club took that good will and pissed it up against the wall.

I wouldn't sell Carlton supporters short. They'll back the club if it has strong direction.
To reinforce that, I'd expect the realisation and rectification of the Malthouse mistake will see crowd numbers improve as the season continues. The club needs to get the board room sorted now.

Nail....head...bang.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2015
PostPosted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 9:09 pm 
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ryan2000 wrote:
4thchicken wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
Just a question - and forgive me if its come up in pages prior.......

With Warnock almost certain to be delisted and Judd's retirement, doesn't that free up around $1million????
Could we make a play for say Dangerfield with some of that money (Say, $800k per year)?

Im not saying we MUST go out and get him, nor am i looking at him as a 'Judd' replacement (meaning, he will bring us a premiership) but from what I'm hearing, he is very likely to leave Adelaide.......... why not have a go???


1. given where the team is, its a waste of money
2. if kreuzer goes FA, we lose that pick



See - i disagree somewhat.

YES, we have a lot of work to do to our list, however Dangerfield is only 25 so easily has a good 5,6 maybe 7 years in him and he is quality. Put him alongside Murphy, Gibbs and Crips and that's a nice midfield right there.

Again, our list does need working and tweaking, but i'll be stuffed if i believe we gonna be a bottom 4 side for the next 3-5 years.


But, you are probably right in the fact that whilst he would be a good addition, he probably isn't the player we need. We need more of a KPP.


If Danger continues playing his current style - crash and bash- no way he has 5,6 or 7 years left. He'll be stuffed in 3/4 years. Haven't we learnt anything?

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