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I think it’s cos the ball is never in our forward line so we want him involved in the midfield
Long term he’ll be back in the forward line more when we have our s**t together
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Traded Jaidyn Stephenson [traded with Bosenavulagi and #39 to North for #26, #33 and 2021 R4]
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Long term he’ll be back in the forward line more when we have our s**t together
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Yeah though I don't think putting him in the middle helps get the ball forward anyway
This guy is a what could have been for me. Massive natural football talent but uber soft.
Gets drafted to the the Pies who indulge their players, they are soft on their players and overpay them.
Then Ned Guy happens and he winds up at a club in no position to really enforce standards since his natural football talent will always get him picked.
Gets drafted to the the Pies who indulge their players, they are soft on their players and overpay them.
Then Ned Guy happens and he winds up at a club in no position to really enforce standards since his natural football talent will always get him picked.
- Sep 30, 2009
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What is this?
Do you really think he’d be picked at the Dees? That he’d live up to the standards they expect from their players?
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would be a hard environment to succeed at North atm. He is expected to be a leader when he is still so young and learning his craft
Yes or he would have been traded/delisted. It's ultimately the luxury you're afforded when you have depth.
Think you’ll find he was traded because he didn’t meet the standards set
Of course. The Pies set high standards for him from day 1, didn't over pay him and didn't trade him because they ran out of salary cap. Also the Pies never overpay players or let talented players do their own thing. My bad.
Give me a spell. If he met Collingwood's standards, he'd still be at the club. He was omitted on multiple occasions in 2020 because of his appalling form off the ball. If the club wanted to keep him, there were other players that could have been traded. Don't really care what you think of Collingwood's standards, or the salary drama but use your head.
Anybody on the list. We had a problem, and identified the easiest way to solve the problem was by trading players who were holding us back. Stephenson was one of them.
Idk why you've made this about Collingwood. He doesn't play for us anymore, he's not on our books in any way. As it currently stands, the decision to trade him was a correct one
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Maybe he should start crying about how he loves Collingwood but they were mean to him
Seems to have worked for that stat padding turn over merchant
Seems to have worked for that stat padding turn over merchant
- Sep 26, 2012
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Forward playing midfield
Steak knives Stephenson?? Surely north were after Atu and only threw this pea hearted, brain dead squib as steak knives???
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At least they didn't pay pick 6 for him
Rich coming from someone who’s club picked tambling at 4.....
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00Stinger
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Somehow Collingwood have won this trade
Un ******* believable
Un ******* believable
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