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    And bring Fev to Brisbane, I'd love to see him spit at Brownie and live to tell the tale.” 2042: Andrew M says: "If the sydney swans want a first or second round draft pick for Barry Hall, tell the swans no deal and try and get Fevola. We can throw them Everitt and a high draft pick. If we dont get Hall for a 3rd or 4th draft pick, get fev who has got at least 3 years more then Barry Hall." 2025: Shpetim of Melbourne says: "Essendon should make a play for Fevola, by using McPhee and Lovett as trade bait. Full Article at Fox Sports Australia
    If the sydney swans want a first or second round draft pick for Barry Hall, tell the swans no deal and try and get Fevola. We can throw them Everitt and a high draft pick. If we dont get Hall for a 3rd or 4th draft pick, get fev who has got at least 3 years more then Barry Hall.
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago
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  1. Hall is as good as Western Bulldogs player for 2010. He will come cheaply as Bazza essentially is a non-Swan, anyway. With the likelihood that Seaby will go to the Swans, they'd be looking at forwards for the rest of the week.
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago
  2. I think if the Blues were serious about getting rid of Fevola they would offer him for trade and if were unsuccessful in securing a deal, then pay out his contract and make him enter the pres-season draft – but we know that’s not going to happen. So Matty from Tassie I think it’s a shot across his bow t...
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago
  3. I'm a Bombers man and would prefer Ball over Burgoyne especially if we're letting Lovett who had a great year go! I think if Port aren't careful though and Shaun doesn't budge we'll see another Nick Stevens debacle happen and Melbourne will end up with him.
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago
  4. Could some please tell me as the trade been done between Barry hall and the bulldogs?
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago
  5. How many more of these Jolly/Burgoyne scenarios are we going to see in the coming years though with the Gold Coast team taking the pick of the 17 year olds who don't necessarily want to be playing up there. Seems to be more and more players trying to opt out of contracts because they're home sick. Loyal...
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago
  6. We are extremely disappointed that Luke has come to this decision. We were confident Luke would stay with the Club, as he has always been a required player. However we will now do what is best for the St Kilda Football Club's interests and those of its members and supporters with the aim of completing a...
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago
  7. Can you see Essendon doing anything with their deadwood players, Jetta, Laycock, Meyers, and Nash? I know Nash's name has been thrown up for a move to Bris with possibly Lovett. What about the others? Surely they need to look at offloading Laycock and Jetta for guys who are going to get a game.
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago
  8. Some late news came to hand on the first day of trade week with the St Kilda Football Club advising that Luke Ball had informed coach Ross Lyon on Monday afternoon that he would like to be traded and that Collingwood is his Club of choice. Despite having a three year contract offer from the St Kilda Foo...
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago
  9. Hear a whisper that the Hawks are very, very keen on Burgoyne (which is no surprise) and Burgoyne is happy at $450K a season. Pick 9 is a Monty and Dowler may be on the march to get it through. If Port are to get Lewis as part of it (very unlikely at moment, but not impossible) Port might need to provid...
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago
  10. Any thoughts on the Gibson trade, people? Which club has done better out of it? Gibson's a pretty good defender and is often asked to cover a bigger body than himself, but North have probably done OK with two picks inside No.41 for him.
    SOURCE: Fox Sports Australia 1 month ago

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