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If they're de-registered when found guilty then it would be a thing, but it's only a suspension isn't it?Is this actually a thing? Ive heard you mention it a couple of times Dave.
I love both of these players. Side by side
That was my take it this. This years draft must be absolute poo.We have to draft 3 players every year meaning we must delist 3 every year. The reality is side by side is a line in our club song and footy is a business...
I think this is more an indication of the lack of depth in the 2015 draft than anything else. The fact that we're prepared to even think about it indicates we have no interest in this years rookie draft.
We will find two more players better than them.
If anyone does resume it would be Thomas. I just can't see a guy like keeffe spending two years out of the game and resuming an AFL career, considering he was very much still in development mode, given his non AFL upbringing. Thomas had many games where he accumulated possessions so someone might rookie him.
Won't be collingwood
This years draft must be absolute poo.
I'd think Abbott and Manboob would both at least have claims to another year on the rookie list..
From what we saw of Keeffe, he had very good potential. Yes, he was clumsy with the ball and looked slow at times, but he had some brilliant moments down back. We should keep both IMO.If anyone does resume it would be Thomas. I just can't see a guy like keeffe spending two years out of the game and resuming an AFL career, considering he was very much still in development mode, given his non AFL upbringing. Thomas had many games where he accumulated possessions so someone might rookie him.
Won't be collingwood
Agreed - one in all in.if you're trying to establish a culture of "if you're useful to the team, we'll take care of you but if you're not delivering then f&#$ off", then it would be smart to make a decision to keep either player on the basis of whether they might be useful in the future.
Players could then go to the club and ask if they were considered useful so that they would know if the club would support them if they made a mistake. Obviously, players like Pendles wouldn't have to bother.
They should not be kept on the list. Do the crime, do the time.
Then and it's a BIG if, consider whether they should be rookie listed down the track. Let them sweat on it.
Would you have the same opinion if it was Scott Pendlebury?
If he deliberately cheated then yes. Surely allowing them back doesn't sit well with cleaning up our culture?
Culture is a convenient word that gets thrown around too easily. Perhaps the fact that these players have otherwise been the perfect role models us the reason why the club is considering giving them a lifeline.