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Rumours that Sydney might be in on the deal.... Just got a phone call from a close friend who has eyes and ears in AFL circles..... Swans are never far away from a trade deal are they??

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If port get 8 9 10 would that weaken they chances of butcher sliding?

I recon theyl grab tapscott and panos the two adelaide boys and butcher.

as far as i know. port will only have pick 8, 9 and 16

the dons still have pick 10

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Tap..Tap..Tappy.. Rookie

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Williams to Essendon is pretty huge, he was a top forward before he got injured and the Buddy/Roughead tandem came onto the scene. Being a top option up forward for the Dons might work wonders for him and the Bombers. Bring back the shotgun!

Mate your seriously kidding right? Williams is huge?

Dons have lost massively in this deal..Essentially Lovett was traded for Mark Williams...

And from Pick 16 they have been brought back 8 selections to Pick 24 and lost a 23yr old who is a speeding half back in Nash...

Port have now 3 first round draft picks...8, 9 and 16...and a youngster in Nash...

Hawks i still think have lost out...as they now have no first round picks...But have Burgoyne..

Dons fans will be livid..

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I've heard the Cats are in on it.

Pretty [censored] off if the AFL have come in mediated. What right do they have to come in and work it out for clubs?

I suppose it disadvantages us, given we have first pick in the PSD and we want deals to fall over, but who cares, it's been such a good trade week.

Better than the usual snooze- fest where a couple of duds get traded at 1:48pm on Friday!

Even if we do nothing tomorrow, we still come out as the biggest and best position holders in the draft.

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Mate your seriously kidding right? Williams is huge?

Dons have lost massively in this deal..Essentially Lovett was traded for Mark Williams...

And from Pick 16 they have been brought back 8 selections to Pick 24 and lost a 23yr old who is a speeding half back in Nash...

Port have now 3 first round draft picks...8, 9 and 16...and a youngster in Nash...

Hawks i still think have lost out...as they now have no first round picks...But have Burgoyne..

Dons fans will be livid..

I didn't say Williams is huge, I said Williams going to Essendon is pretty huge. Bit of a difference there, anybody who can read could tell you that.

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cooko Mighty Demon

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You want to hold onto it??? While I cut it off???? hahaha.... You can cup your hands and catch the falling testi if I am wrong.... :o

on second thoughts :blink:

:lol:

Good, i really hope one of talia or butcher slides.

And wtf... about the balls thingy lol

hahah.. i was only trying to say.. i would hold him to his promise of him losing a ball if he is wrong.. i didnt want anything to do with the removal process!!! :lol:

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The Backyard Charizard Redleg

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:D :D :D

C'mon Cooko.... You wanna be there when it happens.... Admit it.... I could do what Sam Newman did and do it in Rundle Mall.... Right next to the silver balls would be ironic :P

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:D :D :D

C'mon Cooko.... You wanna be there when it happens.... Admit it.... I could do what Sam Newman did and do it in Rundle Mall.... Right next to the silver balls would be ironic :P

:blink::o

i feel sick :lol: :lol:

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The Backyard Charizard Redleg

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I think this off-season is frying my brain.... I am even entertaining thoughts of Wojcinski for god's sake!!

Let's just get Trengove in a Melbourne jumper so I can relax and take stock of what will be a fantastic era in the history of the MFC....

I need a beer :P

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Tap..Tap..Tappy.. Rookie

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I didn't say Williams is huge, I said Williams going to Essendon is pretty huge. Bit of a difference there, anybody who can read could tell you that.

Clearly i didnt mean physically mate...and neither did you...

I am talking about you considering Williams to Essendon huge...

That was the initial problem..

Ridiculous statement..

Whats 'huge' is that Essendon have compromised themselves..On trading a first round pick for a has been...and inconsistent player in Williams...when clearly they the Dons should be on the look out for my KPP's...

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