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What Three Positions would you like to fill from the draft?

Bails
in Melbourne Demons

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Trades may alter this, or Valenti or Wonnas may agree to be on the Rookie list for another season to keep pick 35 open.

That would be mightily courteous of them.

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    Deletions at the moment look like Neitz, Holland, Yze, White, Weetra, and Bode. That is 6, therefore leaving only 3 picks in the national draft.

    Trades may alter this, or Valenti or Wonnas may agree to be on the Rookie list for another season to keep pick 35 open.

    You could add Carroll to that list. Presuming Woneamirri holds onto Neita's spot, those delistings would leave us with 6 vacant spots. If we elevate Valenti, we can pick 4 in the National Draft + 1 in the PSD. At least that's how I see it.

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    as it stands right now how many picks do we have in the national draft??

    if it is only three, then i hope they are low ones?

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    A Matthew Scarlett type full back, strong CHB for when Rivers is out injured, top ruckman, Judd-type gifted gutsy centreman, strong CHF, leading FF... how many have I got left?? :rolleyes:

    (no actually I do them a disfavour, we've got some great potential, just need seasons and experience and some stronger bodies and the future's looking OK, imo)

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    strong CHB for when Rivers is out injured

    :lol: , if Rivers plays 16 out of 22 games next year I'll be happy with that.

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    Two classy midfielders - goalkickers.

    Two tall forwards - strong marks & goalkickers.

    A tall (186+ - 190cm) nimblefooted aboriginal defender. Someone who has poise on his feet in the wet & can kick. B/P , HBF, Winger.

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    In order of selection

    Key Forward

    Key Forward

    Quick Skillful midfielder

    Small Defender

    Developing Tall

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    Should Valenti be given a senior spot?

    Given McDonald's going around again, perhaps not.

    Robertson will be out for a while, won't he?

    You could add Carroll to that list.

    He's contracted, so it seems unlikely.

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    In order, and selecting for position -

    Norm Smith.

    Robbie Flower.

    Jim Stynes.

    Any arguments?

    former #31

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    Would he?

    Watts has already stated publicly that he doesnt want to leave victoria. Consequently, he will nominate..unless of course melbourne tell him that we don't want him.

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    Two classy midfielders - goalkickers.

    Two tall forwards - strong marks & goalkickers.

    A tall (186+ - 190cm) nimblefooted aboriginal defender. Someone who has poise on his feet in the wet & can kick. B/P , HBF, Winger.

    When completing your written list of what you wanted to get from Santa as a child......did you get all of it?

    :lol: Because I hope you do in this case

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