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Next season's Leadership Group

H_T
in Melbourne Demons

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Brock(V.Capt)

Miller

Davey

Jones

McDonald(Capt)

Green - Possible trade bait. I know, I know, but he's got value and he's getting on.

McDonald(Capt)

Brock(V.Capt)

Miller(V.Capt)

? Green?

From :-

Moloney

Jones

Rivers

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    McDonald © Deserves it

    Green © Deserves it

    Bruce v© Has done well

    Miller Future v©

    Mclean Future ©

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    High Tower this is a massive 'bump'. I think you need to calm down.

    As for the leadership group - who knows what Brock will get up to over the summer.

    And with trade week, I don't know who will be left.

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    Brock for Captain! No doubt. Will be shocked if he is'nt.

    Macca and Bruce his deputies. These 3 play like leaders. Oh! And add Paul Johnson too that list. So make it 4. Most of the team need to pull their fingers out if t!hey want to be leaders.

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    theshaft they played for northen knight not calder cannons

    Yeah, you're right. Oops.

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    Brock for Captain! No doubt. Will be shocked if he is'nt.

    Macca and Bruce his deputies. These 3 play like leaders. Oh! And add Paul Johnson too that list. So make it 4. Most of the team need to pull their fingers out if t!hey want to be leaders.

    Totally agree- gee brock has had some unlucky injuries- ankle 07 and then this year.

    Ready to be captain, with Miller and Brad Green deputies- macdonald and bruce aren't captain material, they're good senior players. Paul Johnson and Moloney should be in the leadership group

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    Green ©

    McLean (vc)

    Miller

    Junior

    PJ or Jones

    We need to have a singular captain, my vote is for either Green and McLean. Green and Junior are the only two "older" generation players in there, this is deliberate to install this playing group as the future of the club.

    Bruce has been a good servant, but we can no longer have him as the centre of our footy clubs image.

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    High Tower this is a massive 'bump'. I think you need to calm down.

    This is nothing compared to the 2 years (and change) thread revive the other day :P

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    High Tower this is a massive 'bump'. I think you need to calm down.

    I created this thread, it is still current and concerns next years leadership group. It saves creating another thread on the same topic. It saves Mods merging threads. Massive bump back.

    This is nothing compared to the 2 years (and change) thread revive the other day :P

    ......etc..... :)

    Edit:

    PS. I liked the pic you posted in the other thread. Got the message, cheers.

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    Beyond 2009 I'd imagine:

    B McLean Capt

    J Rivers VC

    And a leadership group consisting of Jones, Miller and Moloney.

    But for 2008; I can imagine J McDonald captaining in a care-takers type role whilst Brock get a full season under his belt and another year of experience.

    J McDonald Capt

    With a mix from:

    B Green

    N Jones

    B McLean

    B Miller

    B Moloney

    J Rivers

    M Whelan

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    Green and McLean have to be in there i would have thought. Probably with Beamer, Miller and a backman. Maybe Rivers or Wheels.

    I don't rate Bruce and McDonald is never going to be the answer. However, maybe Bruce is good around the club, i don't know.

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    Green and McLean have to be in there i would have thought. Probably with Beamer, Miller and a backman. Maybe Rivers or Wheels.

    I don't rate Bruce and McDonald is never going to be the answer. However, maybe Bruce is good around the club, i don't know.

    Green.... Cpt

    Mclean and Miller....co cpts

    Bruce, Macca, Davey, Rivers Robbo...leadership group

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    Brock for Captain! No doubt. Will be shocked if he is'nt.

    Macca and Bruce his deputies. These 3 play like leaders. Oh! And add Paul Johnson too that list. So make it 4. Most of the team need to pull their fingers out if t!hey want to be leaders.

    Going to add too my own Blog! :blink:

    These are the only cosistent players week in week out! Not injured, but goer's! Leader's are consistently good all the time because they lead by example. Thats why Macca is so well respected at the club. Miller is way too inconsistent! Green just does'nt cut it for me. Not hardened enough!

    Brock and PJ play with passion! Where most dont! These guys would be captains on the field where we need it!

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