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Draft selections this year???

Dee1987
in Melbourne Demons

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Ok, assuming we end up with picks 1 and 3 what do we go get? Pick 1 ( Scully) pick 3 (Trengrove, Lucas, Butcher) I think we should get another quality speedy midfielder, cuz lets face it all top teams at least have 2 gun midfielders in there side.

Geelong- Ablett, Bartel

Saints- Montagna, Hayes

Hawks- Mitchell, Hodge

Dogs- Cooney Griffen

Pies- Pendlebury, Swan

Blues- Judd, Murphy

Thoughts??

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    Ok, assuming we end up with picks 1 and 3 what do we go get? Pick 1 ( Scully) pick 3 (Trengrove, Lucas, Butcher) I think we should get another quality speedy midfielder, cuz lets face it all top teams at least have 2 gun midfielders in there side.

    Geelong- Ablett, Bartel

    Saints- Montagna, Hayes

    Hawks- Mitchell, Hodge

    Dogs- Cooney Griffen

    Pies- Pendlebury, Swan

    Blues- Judd, Murphy

    Thoughts??

    Am I the only one to think that we're in a fish bowl :unsure:

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    Thoughts??

    I think you missed out a couple... lets say at least 4 gun midfielders in the top teams, even more.

    Geelong- Ablett, Bartel, Selwood, Corey, Chapman, Enright, Kelly, Johnson,

    Saints- Montagna, Hayes, Dal Santo, Goddard, Ball, Jones,

    Hawks- Mitchell, Hodge, Bateman, Sewell, Rioli

    Dogs- Cooney, Griffen, Cross, Boyd, Higgins,

    Pies- Pendlebury, Swan, Davis, Didak,

    Blues- Judd, Murphy, Gibbs, Stevens, Scotland, Simpson

    Either way, the general consensus now seems to be that we'd get a midfielder anyway, ie. the best available.

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    Well Trengove recently was BOG a few weeks back, and then again this weekend in the SANFL for Sturt. Wouldn't mind taking him with our no.2 pick.

    Edited by Demon Disciple

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    Well Trengove recently was BOG a few weeks back, and then again this weekend in the SANFL for Sturt. Wouldn't mind taking him with our no.2 pick.

    Its between him and Morabito for no. 2.

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    I'm starting to think Lewis Jetta will go a lot earlier than anyone expects.

    He looks to me like a better version of Stephen Hill.

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    Im too nervous to talk about this until r22 when we have secured the priority pick...

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    Well Trengove recently was BOG a few weeks back, and then again this weekend in the SANFL for Sturt. Wouldn't mind taking him with our no.2 pick.

    "AFL recruiters have heaped praise on Prince Alfred College gun Jack Trengove saying he could go anywhere in the top 10 of this year's National Draft. "

    http://standard-messenger.whereilive.com.a...-rate-our-jack/

    http://www.sanfl.com.au/news/club_news/152/

    Edited by dee-luded

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    "AFL recruiters have heaped praise on Prince Alfred College gun Jack Trengove saying he could go anywhere in the top 10 of this year's National Draft. "

    http://standard-messenger.whereilive.com.a...-rate-our-jack/

    http://www.sanfl.com.au/news/club_news/152/

    Thanks for that.

    Trengove: - "I would like to stay in South Australia but, in saying that, I would not mind the challenge of playing with an interstate club," he said

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    Remember that Blease & Strauss will be virtually new draft picks next year. That makes 4 new mids all with massive potential, and best of all, all great disposal skills.

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    Look at the Cats they have a heap of A grade midfielders with some average tall forwards, we will have Watts, need 2 elite mids.

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    Remember that Blease & Strauss will be virtually new draft picks next year. That makes 4 new mids all with massive potential, and best of all, all great disposal skills.

    And Watts.

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    Have we not talked about this about 5 times over?

    Wait till a week before the draft, it'll be hilarious :lol:

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    Remember that Blease & Strauss will be virtually new draft picks next year. That makes 4 new mids all with massive potential, and best of all, all great disposal skills.

    Both players will play most in space, maybe can step through play "inside", if we're lucky.

    But we need elites who can play/step through traffic with the pill,,,, & kick well.

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