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  • royboy42
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    Yeah, I felt the same sense of loss with Folau.

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  • BillyRayCypress
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    As we can't trade him for Folau, I suppose we better sign him up long term.

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  • 707
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    Originally posted by royboy42
    Surprised that it's news that we intend to resign the guy who almost won the Norm Smith in a premiership winning GF a month or so ago. It would be news if we DIDN'T intend to resign him.
    Yep, just filling newspaper columns by stating the obvious.

    The guy is a gun and will only get better. Great recruiting at pick 30, might do some research on who was picked before him when it's to hot to go outside this summer, always an interesting exercise.

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  • DeadlyAkkuret
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    Love Dan, he's an absolute gun. Sign him for whatever he wants.

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  • royboy42
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    Surprised that it's news that we intend to resign the guy who almost won the Norm Smith in a premiership winning GF a month or so ago.

    It would be news if we DIDN'T intend to resign him.

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  • jono2707
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    We should re-sign him asap for top dollar. Dan, plus a few of his young teammates, are the future of the club.

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  • magic.merkin
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    "TWELVE months after the Sydney Swans crashed out of the 2011 premiership race in a semi-final defeat to Hawthorn, midfielder Dan Hannebery feels he owes a debt to his teammates."


    In Spades:
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    Sign him up!
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  • CJK
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    I approve this news

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  • jetts32
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    Good, we should sign him, he played amazing in all the finals, very valuable player.

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  • ScottH
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    Dan the Swan

    It is believed the Swans have flagged their intention to re-sign Hannebery, whom they view as a future leader.

    The 77-gamer could command more than $550,000 a year in his next deal, making him one of the top earners in the league for his age, entering only his fifth season.

    Sydney is confident there is little threat the man taken with a bargain-priced pick No.30 in the 2008 national draft will be poached by a Melbourne club.
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