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Everitt Leaves
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From the Hawks site:
http://www.realfooty.theage.com.au/realfooty/articles/2005/10/04/1128191720271.html
Peter Everitt may desire a move to Sydney, but the Hawks have other ideas, reports Jake Niall.
SYDNEY has succeeded in persuading Peter "Spida" Everitt to abandon Hawthorn, but the more daunting task of securing the All-Australian big man in a trade remains ahead of the premiers.
http://www.realfooty.theage.com.au/realfooty/articles/2005/10/04/1128191720271.html
Peter Everitt may desire a move to Sydney, but the Hawks have other ideas, reports Jake Niall.
SYDNEY has succeeded in persuading Peter "Spida" Everitt to abandon Hawthorn, but the more daunting task of securing the All-Australian big man in a trade remains ahead of the premiers.
IMO Knobel is a better player than Jolly ATM. With Jolly's hilarious lack of leg speed and leap that situation is unlikely to change.
Roos doesn't hink much of Jolly either. Don't listen to the words. Read the action for the truth.
Knobel is an adequate change ruck for a Premiership team in the current climate. When Simmonds reagins the full use of his foot and returns to his right playing weight we can decide if he completes a suitable ruck combo.
Sydenny is desperate for a ruckman. Why isn't StKilda?
Roos doesn't hink much of Jolly either. Don't listen to the words. Read the action for the truth.
Knobel is an adequate change ruck for a Premiership team in the current climate. When Simmonds reagins the full use of his foot and returns to his right playing weight we can decide if he completes a suitable ruck combo.
Sydenny is desperate for a ruckman. Why isn't StKilda?
Tigers of Old said:Interesting thought. I wonder how the young recruits are responding to all this?Al Bundy said:They are not a happy lot at Hawthorn. >
Senior players like Spida and Hay deciding to leave. Crawford's future under intense speculation. Holland retires bitterly.
Not exactly what I'd call happy times.... ;D
Add Graham & his thoughts about how he was treated after so many years of service... difinitely not a happy lot.
I say better them than us. At least since the signing of Wallace it has calm the seas as Tigerland, but the backwash towards the Hawks is like a tsunami headed their way. ;D
I can understand Spidda jumping the sinking ship that is Hawthorn. Clarkson has shown no hint of sentiment or compassion for aging palyers and Spida is getting on. I think the Hawks would be gutted that this is the year that Spida wants to go, with no true super stars already pin pointed the Hawks may end up with a few picks but they aren't going to be able to find a clear cut top tier player with any high picks. They may end up with good players but unlike drafts of yester year there is not the superstar crop, just a lot of good solid AFL footballers in the making.
If Spida leaves the Hawks we should offload Stafford to them. They will be awash with picks in the first two rounds and could give us a high second rounder or low first-rounder.
Take it!
Take it!
