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So you say the club wants to target a key forward in the up coming draft, yet Gunston who's only 25 is one of those players who could be on the trade table? It doesn't make any sense. He has the most scope for improvement.
Quality key forwards that can kick 50 goals a year are very hard to find. When Roughead retires next season or the year after, who's going to be our future full forward and center half forward? If the club goes with Schoenmakers and O'Brien as the two key forwards next season we're screwed.
Gunston should be put in the same bracket as Rioli = untouchable
Quality key forwards that can kick 50 goals a year are very hard to find. When Roughead retires next season or the year after, who's going to be our future full forward and center half forward? If the club goes with Schoenmakers and O'Brien as the two key forwards next season we're screwed.
Gunston should be put in the same bracket as Rioli = untouchable
How are the intoxoxation levels when you're typing this post?
Stunned by the constant offerings up of Birchall as trade bait. Showed in his minimal games this year he is as good as ever. Without Hodgey we need leadership back there.
And when he's back the flow on effect is we free someone like Gunston up to do something most of us have been crying out for - playing forward.
And when he's back the flow on effect is we free someone like Gunston up to do something most of us have been crying out for - playing forward.
**** me, four posts? Wind up merchant.
For mine, it's one thing working with Sam to get him a win-win, and Lewis whilst messy got a crazy 3 years for the oldest 30 year old in the game, but I can't see us moving on our mid 20s premiership stars unless they ask to leave.
For mine, it's one thing working with Sam to get him a win-win, and Lewis whilst messy got a crazy 3 years for the oldest 30 year old in the game, but I can't see us moving on our mid 20s premiership stars unless they ask to leave.
It's been said numerous times now, by many, that we intend to be bold, just as we were last year.
Wright will look at what is being offered and make decisions based on where he thinks we can get value.
He won't be trading everyone, but be prepared to lose favorites for the right deal.

