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JB the 7 week injury McGovern received was in the last minute of showdown no1.A collision with a team mate that ran into him,David McKay.

Your point?

JB wrote: Your point?

The injury he received was an accident from a team mate.Not sure he's that injury prone.

swan42 wrote: I know logic is not used in vast quantities on this site but would one expect Freo or West Coast to have a better chance of gaining his signature if he chose to play for a WA domiciled AFL team?

Shoot Sean, you can be such a supercilious prick. Must be lonely up there on your perfect mound.

JB wrote: Your point?

The injury he received was an accident from a team mate.Not sure he's that injury prone.

Yes thats this year but he missed 10 weeks last year as well.

58shark wrote:

swan42 wrote: I know logic is not used in vast quantities on this site but would one expect Freo or West Coast to have a better chance of gaining his signature if he chose to play for a WA domiciled AFL team?

Shoot Sean, you can be such a supercilious prick. Must be lonely up there on your perfect mound.

58s a very simple question. If he was to move to a WA domiciled AFL team, on balance which of those two clubs would be considered to be favoured to get his signature?

For starters Sean, he's contracted so he will go where he is told.

swan42 wrote:

58shark wrote:

swan42 wrote: I know logic is not used in vast quantities on this site but would one expect Freo or West Coast to have a better chance of gaining his signature if he chose to play for a WA domiciled AFL team?

Shoot Sean, you can be such a supercilious prick. Must be lonely up there on your perfect mound.

58s a very simple question. If he was to move to a WA domiciled AFL team, on balance which of those two clubs would be considered to be favoured to get his signature?

Probably Freo. West Coast don’t need him, so why throw a bankroll at him? Anyway, this appears to be a non event as it is reported that he is looking east.

Unholytugboat wrote: For starters Sean, he's contracted so he will go where he is told.

If he is a very poor negotiator he will go where he is told, if he a smart one he will hold out for what he wants otherwise he can threaten to stay. Which would be a result that is not ideal for either party, he won't want to be there and they won't want a player there who clearly doesn't want to be. So that's where it is not all a one way street for Adelaide, whether you or Sean like it or not.

If we lose Lachie Neale to Brisbane and fail to attract Mitch McGovern then the Ross Lyon and Steve Rosich will be feeling the blowtorch on their ass. Going to be an interesting month ahead in the history of the Fremantle FC.

Then there is Adam Cerra. Lachie Neale is crucial you would think for the development of young midfielders and can't help the cause to persuade Cerra to extend his stay at Fremantle.