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Not someone Grassy but something mate.....money! What impact will that have on Jones decision-making for next year.....as you say mate very disappointing indeed for you guys.

All very disappointing but we must move on. Good luck to Tendai I wish him well.
Let's concentrate on getting Simon back and the recruiting we need to do to ensure that we can move forward with some confidence.

smokey wrote: All very disappointing but we must move on. Good luck to Tendai I wish him well.
Let's concentrate on getting Simon back and the recruiting we need to do to ensure that we can move forward with some confidence.

True Smokey and hopefully the first thing the club is doing is going through the list starting with the high point players and working down,weeding out those players that simply are not performing at league level or are just not up to it.

Work out our needs eg. ruckmen,go out and get them whether thats from other wafl clubs,amatuers,country footy whatever go out and get them.

They do need all the help they can get.
Basket case they are.

Plenty of examples of guys coming back from injury plagued AFL careers and having an impact at WAFL. Only need to look at Brad Smith who did 2 knees while on the Weags list, came back to Subi and was a dominant player. The reduced load allows them to get on the paddock, hope that's the case for Tunbridge.

Senior Seagull wrote: Plenty of examples of guys coming back from injury plagued AFL careers and having an impact at WAFL. Only need to look at Brad Smith who did 2 knees while on the Weags list, came back to Subi and was a dominant player. The reduced load allows them to get on the paddock, hope that's the case for Tunbridge.

I wouldn't compare Tunbridge with Smith, different leagues. Mzungu was the player we needed.

Cesspit wrote:

Senior Seagull wrote: Plenty of examples of guys coming back from injury plagued AFL careers and having an impact at WAFL. Only need to look at Brad Smith who did 2 knees while on the Weags list, came back to Subi and was a dominant player. The reduced load allows them to get on the paddock, hope that's the case for Tunbridge.

I wouldn't compare Tunbridge with Smith, different leagues. Mzungu was the player we needed.

Yeh that's a blow Mzungu going back to Fremantle in a development role, though doesn't sound like a match day role I wonder if playing for us is still a possibility? We should be in discussions with him about the possibility.

Demons Forever wrote: They do need all the help they can get.
Basket case they are.

You talking about the Shockers or the Demons here?

jackspratt wrote:

Demons Forever wrote: They do need all the help they can get.
Basket case they are.

You talking about the Shockers or the Demons here?

Only a matter of time before your club is a basket case again once your bank account runs dry only this time no other WAFL clubs will answer your calls for help and with no spiritual home you can just disappear into the ether.

DD wrote:

Cesspit wrote:

Senior Seagull wrote: Plenty of examples of guys coming back from injury plagued AFL careers and having an impact at WAFL. Only need to look at Brad Smith who did 2 knees while on the Weags list, came back to Subi and was a dominant player. The reduced load allows them to get on the paddock, hope that's the case for Tunbridge.

I wouldn't compare Tunbridge with Smith, different leagues. Mzungu was the player we needed.

Yeh that's a blow Mzungu going back to Fremantle in a development role, though doesn't sound like a match day role I wonder if playing for us is still a possibility? We should be in discussions with him about the possibility.

No chance of him playing he's the Dockers match day runner as well