By Roger Vaughan
November 28th 2009 @ 12:25am


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Ball relieved to land in Magpie nest

Luke Ball admits there is more to his departure from St Kilda than the AFL midfielder wants to discuss.
Whatever the new Magpie is keeping to himself, he insists there is no bitterness towards the Saints.
Ball decided to leave his AFL home of eight years after a tumultuous season when the Saints nearly won the premiership [...]

 

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  •   Boo Cheers

    Richard said  | November 29th 2009 @ 12:34am | Report comment

    It’s very important for Ball to knuckle down now and help Collingwood deliver a premiership. Its not good enough for Ball, or anyone else on the ‘Pies team to just play and win games. Enough with the preparation already. Collingwood must win the flag.

  •   Boo Cheers

    simonjzw said  | November 30th 2009 @ 4:17pm | Report comment

    As a St.Kilda supporter and member I was extremely disappointed Luke wound up at Collingwood.

    If Collingwood wanted to trade fairly for him and he went there during the trading period – fair enough.

    If he wound up going to Melbourne, Essendon or Brisbane in the draft – that’s football.

    But when Collingwood don’t offer fair value for him during trading and still get him in the draft – very disappointing.

    I hope he goes on to have a successful carreer but the whole thing has left a bad taste in my mouth.

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