Spare a thought for the parents of Caleb and Jai Serong tonight at the SCG!The brothers face off tonight, with one set to play in a grand final and the other’s heart will be broken.No winning outcome for the parents with such high stakes!Sydney GM of Football Leon Cameron has denied reports that star defender Nick Blakey wants out of the club.It has been reported that Blakey’s relationship with the club has deteriorated following his suspension as part of the ‘Pullman Five’.Blakey, Chad Warner, Isaac Heeney, Riley Bice and James Jordon have all been suspended for the season.However, Cameron says Blakey has given the club no indication that he wants out.“I spoke to Nick a couple of days ago. He has not indicated one bit at all about finishing up at our footy club,” he told SEN moments ago.North Melbourne, Gold Coast and St Kilda have been linked with Blakey.Warner, meanwhile, has been linked with a return home to Perth and with West Coast in particular.Cameron said the star midfielder is particularly keen to stick with the club and earn back the trust of the group.“We talk to Chad every two to three days. All the discussions are that he wants to be here and he wants to play footy,” he said.“That’s the general consensus from all the players as well.”Tassie Devils coach Ken Hinkley believes the story surrounding Dane Rampe winning a Swans premiership as stand-in captain, after the drama surrounding the club these last few months, coupled with his four Grand Final losses, would surpass Sydney’s drought-breaking 2005 premiership win from a storytelling perspective.Paul Roos famously lifted the cup that year and exclaimed “here it is”!But Rampe, after four heartbreaking GF losses, with multiple stars out, with the club on its last legs, raising the cup would surpass that."It could be bigger, Dane Rampe winning it. Bigger than Paul Roos," Hinkley told SEN."It's a great story."
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