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Pretty soft effort by Fremantle, just gave in at the end of the day. They've been massively ripped off.

You think so? They've received a better deal than just pick 24 from Carlton.

 
That's part of it though Freak. Why did he choose Carlton over us?

To play with Judd. That and receive $$$ from VISY :lol:

i must be different you IKT.. i prefer to think of grimes, morton, watts, maric, bate, jones mclean, garland and co being our future..

your pathetic!

 
Pretty soft effort by Fremantle, just gave in at the end of the day. They've been massively ripped off.

Great thinking. They should have played tough and let Warnock go through to the PSD....and they would have got nothing.

Brilliant.

I might just go cry in to pick #1.

Seriously, could you guys be any more melodramatic? I don't get why it's such a big deal that we didn't pick up a couple of B grade players (if they were 'A' grade they wouldn't be 'seeking opportunities elsewhere'). I think 'no result' isn't a terrible thing for us by any means.

I am disappointed that there wasn't any takers for a couple of the hacks that were inquired about like CJ though.

A ray of common sense in a very ordinary thread.

i must be different you IKT.. i prefer to think of grimes, morton, watts, maric, bate, jones mclean, garland and co being our future..

your pathetic!

hmm all these wonderful midfielders...sorry who gets it to them?

shall we just rely on the opposition ruckmen then huh?

and me pathetic? Melbourne can't even convince a 20 game player + loads of playing to come to us

i dont think i can be more pathetic than the dees right now


Pretty soft effort by Fremantle, just gave in at the end of the day. They've been massively ripped off.

Are you kidding? Carlton gave up pick 24 and pick 52 for a largely speculative ruckman.

Fremantle, who had no choice but to let him go, get pick 24 and pick 52 (the other two picks were just swapping in the 6th round).

Fremantle is the winner here.

Fu%$ sake god we are shithouse at recruiting.

Haha. You should try being a Freo supporter. Then you'll really see what it's like to suck at recruiting/trading. :(

and the tankers still have pick 6 .

That's such a great Quick Time you got there Telko, Made me laugh out loud at work. Cool

 

I would'nt have even put up Pick 35 for him! Rapped he has gone to Visycap! Little does he know! He now has to give gobby's! Visy Style! Juddy will show him how too please Mr. Pratt.

Haha. You should try being a Freo supporter. Then you'll really see what it's like to suck at recruiting/trading. :(

Palmer is doing alright, great pickup for his pick.


This won't leave the Blues with many picks in this draft.

I suppose they've finally stopped trying to bottom out...

Huh, yeah. They 'll go strait from the bottom, (courtesy of the free AFL get out of jail card), strait to the top 4 by 2010, if not earlier. <_<

Haha. You should try being a Freo supporter. Then you'll really see what it's like to suck at recruiting/trading. :(

Yeah, I know. I do feel for you guys. It's called empathy.

Haha. You should try being a Freo supporter. Then you'll really see what it's like to suck at recruiting/trading. :(

Yeah, good work taking Solly back too. You must be happy about that. :o

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