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Yeah, sorry guys. Cheekily misleading, but I'm happy to accept a card for this. But Roos or 'roos... it doesn't matter. This one might as well be us, I reckon.
Despite his tendency to push 'Swannies' players above, and noting that we did target and got Dal Santo, a young gun to step up as Wellsy/Boomer decline/retire would be nice.
Overlooking the journalist in question, this thought is in a similar vein...
Dees look to add midfield classMELBOURNE coach Paul Roos says sourcing two class midfielders to complement his current group will become a list priority to ensure the Demons’ renaissance remains on track.
Roos said his beefed up engine room... still lacked the cream to compete with the league’s silkiest onball divisions.
Fremantle superstar Nat Fyfe remains out of contract while teammate David Mundy and Crow David Mackay are free agents and Roos said earlier this year he wanted to build a towering midfield in the Dockers mould. Shane Crawford wrote in the Herald Sun last month that Melbourne should table an eight-year offer worth at least $8 million to explosive Crow Patrick Dangerfield.
“We’d love to have a couple of really good midfielders, because probably the absolute class is what gets us at times”. The class of (Scott) Pendlebury and (Dane) Swan and you look at the Sydney Swans with guys like Kieren Jack, Jarrad McVeigh and (Josh) Kennedy."
Despite his tendency to push 'Swannies' players above, and noting that we did target and got Dal Santo, a young gun to step up as Wellsy/Boomer decline/retire would be nice.
Overlooking the journalist in question, this thought is in a similar vein...
Victorian clubs should follow Sydney's leadWhere is the Victorian club that is prepared to use their massive salary cap room to offer 22-year-old Nate Fyfe a $12 million ten-year deal?
Or 25-year-old unrestricted free agent James Frawley a five-year deal worth $3.3 million that would cost them only salary cap space and no draft picks.
Or actually have a real crack at luring 21-year-old Jeremy Cameron with an eight-year $10 million deal to be the pin-up by for your club for the next generation?