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Butcher, Scully & Lucas

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These guys are the early favourites for top 3 in next years draft.

what are your thoughts on these guys ? if you havent seen them here are some highlights

Kane Lucas

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    Butcher looks mighty impressive

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    Yer probably a bit early to talk about next years draft but still worth having a look at them anyway.

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    Based on this years form for 2008 we are a chance to get another very early draft pick next year. It could well be someone like Butcher.

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    why not tak nic nat this year, then get watts not to nominate and then tank again next year for wats and butcher with pic 1 & 2????

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    Yer probably a bit early to talk about next years draft but still worth having a look at them anyway.

    spot on- lets worry about this draft, and season 2009..rather than the draft then.

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    spot on- lets worry about this draft, and season 2009..rather than the draft then.

    This years draft and next years are all linked so it's good to have a look and see what we can get. We could have a Watts/Butcher forward line or a nicknat/lucas/scully centre.

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    Based on this years form for 2008 we are a chance to get another very early draft pick next year. It could well be someone like Butcher.

    Depends where we finish next year, i'm not expecting very high hopefully with the injured guys coming back we could win a few more games than this year.

    Watts and Butcher would be a great forward line playing CHF & FF. Or the choice of 2 very talented mids in Scully & Lucas

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    what about tyron vickery with pick 1?

    Jack fitzpatrick also seemed to me a reasonable sort of tall.

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