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    Likewise, Collingwood president Eddie McGuire said the Magpies were keeping their options open. "Like everybody, we'll look through all available candidates, but that will be something for (coach) Mick Malthouse and (football manager) Geoff Walsh to consider in due course" McGuire said. Full Article at ABC Online
    Like everybody, we'll look through all available candidates, but that will be something for (coach) Mick Malthouse and (football manager) Geoff Walsh to consider in due course
    – Eddie McGuire SOURCE: ABC Online 1 month ago
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Bulldogs rule out Fevola trade
  1. At this point in time a lot of water has got to go under the bridge
    SOURCE: ABC Online 1 month ago
  2. We're not going to go down that path at all, simple as that and we've spoken to Carlton
    SOURCE: ABC Online 1 month ago
  3. I'm very sad for the boy, for his family, but particularly for the footy club.
    SOURCE: ABC Online 1 month ago
  4. You talk about 'fit' for your club and the rest of it, you go through a number of things. Just right now we don't think that (a Fevola trade) is what we need to be focussing on.
    SOURCE: ABC Online 1 month ago
  5. It's sad, because it's a bit of reflection on what we weren't able to do
    SOURCE: ABC Online 1 month ago

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