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id be happy if the dees got either panos, talia or carlisle at 18 to help out jurrah, bate and wattsy in the forward line.

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If MFC take Trengove at 2.

I'd like Panos at 18.

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I'd like Panos at 18 also if Trengove goes at pick 2. Taking 2 SA boys in the same draft might be good as they can adjust with the move to Melbourne together. If Melbourne draft say Morabito or Rohan at pick 2 then I'd say take the safer option with Carlisle.

I'd like Panos at 18 also if Trengove goes at pick 2. Taking 2 SA boys in the same draft might be good as they can adjust with the move to Melbourne together. If Melbourne draft say Morabito or Rohan at pick 2 then I'd say take the safer option with Carlisle.

I'm not worried about Trengove needing another south australian to stop him leaving. Apparently his dad lives in melbourne. i just hope that Luke Tapscott gets drafted to Victoria. they are best mates


Id take panos or griffiths, carlisle just doesnt appeal to me. He may be an ok player but we need a potential great key forward.

I'm not worried about Trengove needing another south australian to stop him leaving. Apparently his dad lives in melbourne. i just hope that Luke Tapscott gets drafted to Victoria. they are best mates

Any chance in MFC getting Tapscott at 18?

could be good to have best mates come though the system together.

Any chance in MFC getting Tapscott at 18?

could be good to have best mates come though the system together.

He may slide, but i don't think MFC will draft him. he is a small mid/forward. We don't need anymore, we need KPP

 

If butcher slides like people think he might, then he'd be a great pick 18.

If butcher slides like people think he might, then he'd be a great pick 18.

I think butcher will slide, but only to pick 6, 8, or 10. Swans, Port or Essendon, I believe will grab him.

I reckon Tigers Dockers & Roos will go mids.

wat about serhat temel

does anyone one think we would get him?

Everitt possibly!

I hope we trade for 2 more picks witin Pick 25.

I am hoping Panos is available if we still have Pick 18.


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