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Well it wouldn't hurt them. "Our" track record isn't looking too bad.YinnarTiger said:It almost seems as though the RFC recruiters don't even read PRE before deciding who they'll target.
yandb said:From memory 80% of posters voted no to Prestia if it meant giving up pick 6 so why if posters could see the risk did our highly paid recruiters blunder blindly into the deal?
H tiger said:What we really did wrong was offer pick 6 to GCS. We didn't have to do that. We should have held firm on giving them less. Its looking like a terrible move in hindsight.
YinnarTiger said:It almost seems as though the RFC recruiters don't even read PRE before deciding who they'll target.
Round 16-ish, season shot "yeah look, it's been a tough first year for Dion so we've booked him in for a clean out surgery to fix up those niggles so he's fit and firing for pre season"Harry said:Wonder when the club will announce he is having knee issues?
tigertim said:Round 16-ish, season shot "yeah look, it's been a tough first year for Dion so we've booked him in for a clean out surgery to fix up those niggles so he's fit and firing for pre season"
Harry said:Wonder when the club will announce he is having knee issues?
He didnt play either of those games.T-Shirt Tommy said:After the loss against the Dockers or the Dogs, did I hear Dimma excusing Dions performance by saying something along the lines of 'he's still learning our system'?
Spare me.
tigertim said:He didnt play either of those games.
T-Shirt Tommy said:Yes, correct. But I do recall him saying something along those lines after one of our matches.
yandb said:MELBOURNE surgeons have used a 3D printer pen filled with stem cell ink to “draw” new cartilage into damaged knees, opening up a world of possibilities for human body part replacements. (herald Sun)
There is hope for Prestia yet, maybe they can rebuild those dodgy knees.
yandb said:MELBOURNE surgeons have used a 3D printer pen filled with stem cell ink to “draw” new cartilage into damaged knees, opening up a world of possibilities for human body part replacements. (herald Sun)
There is hope for Prestia yet, maybe they can rebuild those dodgy knees.