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"To borrow an infamous line from Will Smith, Duff.. Melbourne should take our players name out of their mouth." Fremantle Dockers CEO Simon Garlick joined Mark Duffield this morning to talk the confidence the club has in retaining players and maintaining list stability. #AFL
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@MarkDuffield1 Assuming it was his alter ego Simon Garlic (no K) saying this? 😆😆🙈
@freodockers @MarkDuffield1 pot calling the kettle black?
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@freodockers @MarkDuffield1 “He’s a very tough player to play against so if we can get him in purple, it would make it a lot easier for us.”
@freodockers @MarkDuffield1 People in Perth are the biggest sooks in the AFL. No wonder Fremantle have been a weak club for nearly their whole existence 🤦♀️ So no one at Freo has been talking about Pickett? Everyone over there has been frothing at getting him out of Melbourne, while contracted nonetheless
@freodockers @MarkDuffield1 Andrew Brayshaw specifically spoke about Pickett earlier this year on a radio Garlick you absolute peanut
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@freodockers @MarkDuffield1 What a hypocrite
@freodockers @MarkDuffield1 lol MASSIVE double standards considering Serong was blabbering his mouth about Kozzie Pickett on the radio. Do your research before talking Simon you 🤡
@freodockers @MarkDuffield1 0/10 reference from garlick
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