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havnt heard that he has left, people just speculating on his plans as he got dropped for Embley for the 1st semi.
he would be a regular player if he does stay given the players we will lose and his form was good in the 2nd half of the year

Good work Mikeh - seems like that list is pretty good.

Dogman - no one you have mentioned there, but one of your mids may be in the mix.

I guess we can all sit on our hands and wait for outcome of the maybes. I dont think there is any real bad news, some turnover can be healthy.

any word on where Twomey and robbo are moving to ?

WP will be favourites for twomey, has some ties there.

Robbo is a maybe whispers are he will be with one of his other moving teammates.

Marcus Adams has gone to West Perth as well..

West Perth are doing well if they win a flag and then pick up a gun like Twomey

so Robbo to Subi with Hilda or is someone else moving ?

It's a Grand Old Flag Mark..

Well if all these blokes are thinking of leaving there is surely a major problem at the club at the moment.

Also the player swans are chasing is apparently Brendon Jones from Peel!

How close am I?

Marcus Adams is a gun, I sore him tear apart a couple of A grade games for Swan Athletic this season and apparently never even trained. Would be a massive pick up for WP.

Would like to know who the SF "gun" is if it aint Cook or Banner.

Not many left. Pickett wouldn't go back to SD surely now?? Bairstow finished off in the reserves. Wouldn't be Miller. Gugliamana? Adams? Doubt they would move anyway or be catergorised as guns.

Got me buggered =0

Pullman, Hams and Wilson though is a fair start. Bit of fire power. If we can keep what we ha last year and add 1 or 2 more and some of the youngsters kick on then we should be competitive.

Krakouer commits to Swans

Russell Reid, The West Australian
October 19, 2013, 10:32 am

Krakouer commits to Swans
Simpson medallist Andrew Krakouer celebrating Swans' 2010 premiership win. Picture: Lee Griffith / The West Australian.
Swan Districts' 2010 premiership hero Andrew Krakouer will return to the club next year if he isn't picked up in the AFL drafts.

Krakouer, 30, played 35 games and kicked 50 goals for Collingwood in his second AFL stint, from 2011-13, which foll- owed 102 games and 102 goals for Richmond between 2001-07.

Krakouer spent 16 months in prison on assault charges between his two AFL stints.

Swans had recruited Krak- ouer, who played eight games for them in 2008, before he was incarcerated.

Krakouer repaid that faith in a stunning comeback in 2010, winning the Sandover Medal then snaring the Simpson Medal for best afield in the club's one-point grand final win against Claremont.

The gifted midfielder had 40 possessions, 11 marks and kicked four goals in the season decider.

Krakouer, whose tale of redemption continued when he was thrown an AFL lifeline by the Magpies, has not forgotten the second chance given to him by Swans. Football manager Phil Smart said Krakouer's return would be a bonus for the club, which is expected to lose key players Dayle Garlett, Charlie Cameron and Rory Lobb in the AFL drafts.

"Andrew has agreed to terms with Swan Districts and it will be dependent on whether he gets drafted back into the AFL or not," Smart said yesterday.

"If he doesn't get picked up in any of the drafts or trading then he will return to Swan Districts next year."

While Krakouer could be heading back to Swans, Shaun Hildebrandt is expected to leave after playing 42 games for the black and whites in the past two seasons.

He is most likely to return to Subiaco, where he played 118 games from 2006 to 2011.