What would Essendon have to offer to get Stephen Milne back to Windy Hill?
Would the Saints take Henneman for Milne?
Would the Saints take Henneman for Milne?
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Originally posted by Wally Matera
No way. Milne's value has dropped off considerably and Sheedy cant stand the little pr*ck.
Hird once was quoted as saying that "he had never met a person with as little respect for others than Stephen Milne". He used to tell Sheeds to 'p*ss off, you're not my ol man'.
And Henneman... get real! Try a draft pick (3rd round) max!
no it wouldn'tA fair trade would be Stephen Milne for Shane Harvey (that his name isnt it) and a 2nd rd pick.
no he isn'tMilne is the best small forward in the league.
Originally posted by Carmelo Anthony
Milne is the best small forward in the league.
Originally posted by Carmelo Anthony
A fair trade would be Stephen Milne for Shane Harvey (that his name isnt it) and a 2nd rd pick.
Milne is the best small forward in the league. [/QUOTE
Best small forward in the league that finished the year playing for Springvale.
Originally posted by SCRAY72
Originally posted by Carmelo Anthony
A fair trade would be Stephen Milne for Shane Harvey (that his name isnt it) and a 2nd rd pick.
Milne is the best small forward in the league.
Best small forward in the league that finished the year playing for Springvale.
Originally posted by Carmelo Anthony
Milne is the best small forward in the league.
Originally posted by llosis
Back to basketball Carmelo.
Phil Matera is the best. Honourable mentions to Brown, Medhurst, Cupido, S. Burgoyne etc who are all ahead of Milne.
Originally posted by llosis
Back to basketball Carmelo.
Phil Matera is the best. Honourable mentions to Brown, Medhurst, Cupido, S. Burgoyne etc who are all ahead of Milne.
Originally posted by Hosko
no it wouldn't
no he isn't
Cupido in his first full year of footy is better
Originally posted by Guey_34
Get your hand off it fellas, Dwyane Wade will be the best player from the draft.
Originally posted by Wally Matera
No way. Milne's value has dropped off considerably and Sheedy cant stand the little pr*ck.
Hird once was quoted as saying that "he had never met a person with as little respect for others than Stephen Milne". He used to tell Sheeds to 'p*ss off, you're not my ol man'.
And Henneman... get real! Try a draft pick (3rd round) max!
Why?Originally posted by evertonfc
Why would we think about trading a 50 goal forward who had an off season?
Originally posted by evertonfc
Milne for Jacobs + 2nd Rounder at the least.
Originally posted by Carmelo Anthony
Carmelo is going to have the whole offense to himself, plus hes a great rebounder.... 17/8 season should get him the award.
Originally posted by Pornstar
Name a bloke that kicked 35-50 goals in the forward pocket his whole career. Not too many of them. You've got to cash in on these guys when they have their breakout year (ie. Farmer) because they don't often back it up.
Originally posted by llosis
Here's a run down of Phil Matera's career. I can't think of any forward pocket, small forward (current players) who have performed as well as Matera.
One out of the box. Great effort.
Porny is right. Hardly any can sustain it. Usually they have a few tricks and traits to their game which they are excellent at, then they get worked out.
Medhurst, Harding, Cupido etc will have to move positions soon and become better footballers, or risk becoming stale and predictable like so many before them.
Milne was a mess for a large chunk of the year. He was worked out. He doesn't have many tricks, he doesn't have the nouse required to be an midfielder IMO and he is trouble.
Stephen Milne - a return home possible?