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Like Scully, a class act all round. I can't see how they can be split as No.1 pick, and though I'm sure that neither of them would be fazed by missing out, IMO we should make them joint No.1.

what the hell are you talking about? We can't just choose to do that, the procedure is that they say 'no.1 melbourne?' and we say a name then they say 'no.2 melbourne?' and we say another name. Prendergast isn't going to say 'sorry Vlad we are taking two x 1.5 in the interests of equality' even if we did do that we would have to say one name first wouldnt we? Or should we say TrenScullyGove?

not to mention we would look like a bunch of amateur twats

 
what the hell are you talking about? We can't just choose to do that, the procedure is that they say 'no.1 melbourne?' and we say a name then they say 'no.2 melbourne?' and we say another name. Prendergast isn't going to say 'sorry Vlad we are taking two x 1.5 in the interests of equality' even if we did do that we would have to say one name first wouldnt we? Or should we say TrenScullyGove?

not to mention we would look like a bunch of amateur twats

lol hahaha.

Bit worked up

Just a question here? Does the number 1 pick get a higher sign on contract than the other draftees?

 

I don't think so - aren't they paid according to the round they were picked in?

what the hell are you talking about? We can't just choose to do that, the procedure is that they say 'no.1 melbourne?' and we say a name then they say 'no.2 melbourne?' and we say another name. Prendergast isn't going to say 'sorry Vlad we are taking two x 1.5 in the interests of equality' even if we did do that we would have to say one name first wouldnt we? Or should we say TrenScullyGove?

not to mention we would look like a bunch of amateur twats

Sorry Curry, you just shot yourself in the foot. This year, the draft (top10) is read out in reverse order. So, unless you are in the inner sanctum, you will hear pick 2...Melb, followed by pick 1 Melb...

Gee, and you talk about amateur twats!!! (jokes )


I don't think so - aren't they paid according to the round they were picked in?

1st pick gets 10k bonus, 2nd pick gets a 5k bonus.

I really doubt the motivation for playing is based on money especially in the first few years

We dont want a Mark "scud" fullofpizza,s on our hands

If the issue of who was taken at #1 DID become a point of some kind of contention between the two, I would consider it an opportunity for one or the other to bring it up, talk it over, and come out closer for it. How they handle one another at training, in matches and in the media (as well as socially obviously) will be the defining aspect there. They could be closer mates for it?

We've seen how they handle one another on the field this year. Scully came out of it with some interesting fashion in the face bandaging area.

 

I actually had a nightmare last night that we took someone else at number two. Was so relieved when I woke up.

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