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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #30 on: May 29, 2008, 09:16:45 PM »
Even if Kerr was 24 he would be too expensive. Judd cost Carlton picks 3, 20 and a young KPP in Kennedy which may come back to bite them. Kerr would probably cost around a similar amount in terms of picks/player(s).

I'm a little surprised that no-one has put a Kerr for Fev trade on the table yet, although that horse has probably bolted.

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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #31 on: May 29, 2008, 09:47:31 PM »
jordy was in the votes for sure on the weekend, lets see if he backs it up this weekend.

to even compare scott sellwood and jordy shows how clueless you are. one has played 125 gamnes and the other just a few :thumbsup

pffft. Yeah no one has compared Jordy vs pick#19.

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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #32 on: May 30, 2008, 04:04:31 AM »
Despite Kerr saying he is contracted and doesn't want to leave the Eagles, Hutchy was still adament on TFS that if the right deal came along then Kerr would be traded.

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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #33 on: July 20, 2008, 10:08:37 PM »
Listening to the call between Freo and the dees today, Gossage made reference to the rumour.

he said he didn't realize how big a stir it copped with the tiger faithful and he said he stands by it..

big name will be revealed and to remember who you heard it first from..

Kerr??
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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #34 on: July 20, 2008, 10:28:10 PM »
Our supporters are going ape droppings on the other sites lol.

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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #35 on: July 20, 2008, 10:47:50 PM »
Listening to the call between Freo and the dees today, Gossage made reference to the rumour.

he said he didn't realize how big a stir it copped with the tiger faithful and he said he stands by it..

big name will be revealed and to remember who you heard it first from..

Kerr??

I'm sure Matty White would give him a warm welcome! We don't need a head case like Kerr at Richmond and I certainly wouldn't give the Eagles our first rounder for him. :nope

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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #36 on: July 21, 2008, 12:50:05 AM »
Me neither tiga. Kerr will be 26 next year and the wear and tear on his body is starting to show as he is missing games. The height of stupidity for us to give up our first round pick for him given we are still a few years away from seriously challenging. The Herald-Sun linked us to Kerr in yesterday's paper. Let's hope it's all crap.
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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #37 on: July 21, 2008, 07:36:25 AM »
matty white would not care if kerr came over, that stuff just happens .

anyway we would be crazy to not chase kerr, he still has 6 - 8 years left in him and is a freak player and wins the hard ball clearance. we got smashed in that area v the bombers and our midfield would love kerr in it.
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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #38 on: July 21, 2008, 10:21:33 AM »
On what planet does a 26 year old inside midfielder have 6-8 years left in the game?
You'd be lucky to get half that

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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #39 on: July 21, 2008, 10:41:06 AM »
I thought it was an off-feild sign up and if thats the case then there would be no way that it could be Kerr, as he's an on feild player.

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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #40 on: July 21, 2008, 10:44:47 AM »
matty white would not care if kerr came over, that stuff just happens .

anyway we would be crazy to not chase kerr, he still has 6 - 8 years left in him and is a freak player and wins the hard ball clearance. we got smashed in that area v the bombers and our midfield would love kerr in it.

why is this idiot still here ????????????

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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #41 on: July 21, 2008, 12:25:13 PM »
I thought it was an off-feild sign up and if thats the case then there would be no way that it could be Kerr, as he's an on feild player.

your right i think its off field, however i think we have been linked to Kerr through sunday's herald sun and thats why his name is brought up here
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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #42 on: July 21, 2008, 06:40:04 PM »
On what planet does a 26 year old inside midfielder have 6-8 years left in the game?
You'd be lucky to get half that

since when does it say that a class athlete and player cannot play at 32,33, 34...?

32 year olds are not over the hill, look at richo , harvey..... 
matty white would not care if kerr came over, that stuff just happens .

anyway we would be crazy to not chase kerr, he still has 6 - 8 years left in him and is a freak player and wins the hard ball clearance. we got smashed in that area v the bombers and our midfield would love kerr in it.

why is this idiot still here ????????????

why are you still here, it is very common knowledge that when it comes to idiots, you are on top of the list, not just here but on bigfooty and everywhere where you post :wallywink
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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #43 on: July 21, 2008, 06:52:28 PM »
On what planet does a 26 year old inside midfielder have 6-8 years left in the game?
You'd be lucky to get half that

since when does it say that a class athlete and player cannot play at 32,33, 34...?

32 year olds are not over the hill, look at richo , harvey..... 
matty white would not care if kerr came over, that stuff just happens .

anyway we would be crazy to not chase kerr, he still has 6 - 8 years left in him and is a freak player and wins the hard ball clearance. we got smashed in that area v the bombers and our midfield would love kerr in it.

why is this idiot still here ????????????

why are you still here, it is very common knowledge that when it comes to idiots, you are on top of the list, not just here but on bigfooty and everywhere where you post :wallywink

At least stop pretending you are female, that's just a little weird.


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Re: Should Richmond chase after Daniel Kerr?
« Reply #44 on: July 21, 2008, 06:57:45 PM »
On what planet does a 26 year old inside midfielder have 6-8 years left in the game?
You'd be lucky to get half that

since when does it say that a class athlete and player cannot play at 32,33, 34...?

32 year olds are not over the hill, look at richo , harvey.....
Any how many of them are inside midfielders who are already showing signs of injury like Kerr is. Can't compare them to kpps and outside mids. Plus Harvey is a freak of nature, that's not the standard.
How about Michael Voss, the best in the business, turned 31 at the end of his last year. Mark Ricciuto, he was finished as a midfielder and extended his career as a forward at 31 for only one year before his body gave in. Kane Johnson is a good example too, he's almost finished and he just turned 30. The toll they put on their body by being at the bottom of the pack every game shortens careers compared to other players. Just have a look at what it did to Coughlan.

Kerr is exactly this type, he's had a large workload for someone so young and it will take its toll, he'd be looking at retirement close to 2011 which is when we are meant to achieve the right balance on our list.

Seriously, get your head around it.