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Will we or wont we use it? Some days I think we will - some days I think we wont.

Would we be the first team in history - To finish 16 and then proceed to pass out of the draft with the 1st pick in the 3rd round?

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Luke Ball might be the one who decides this. I suspect if we are going to get him we may cut a player and still use 34. Or if a gem slips through ala Jurrah. But cutting a player for cuttings sake may not happen.

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Will we or wont we use it? Some days I think we will - some days I think we wont.

Would we be the first team in history - To finish 16 and then proceed to pass out of the draft with the 1st pick in the 3rd round?

We have 6 spots now so 5 picks in the ND and 1 pick in the PSD that means definitely will use 34 unless they think they can get 2 players in the PSD which is doubtful.

Prediction that 34 becomes a speculative pick on a Ruck option as a project player.

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We have 6 spots now so 5 picks in the ND and 1 pick in the PSD that means definitely will use 34 unless they think they can get 2 players in the PSD which is doubtful.

Prediction that 34 becomes a speculative pick on a Ruck option as a project player.

Where does the 6th spot come from? Robbo, Wheats,Wheels, Brock and Bucks = 5 off the senior list

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We have 6 spots now so 5 picks in the ND and 1 pick in the PSD that means definitely will use 34 unless they think they can get 2 players in the PSD which is doubtful.

Prediction that 34 becomes a speculative pick on a Ruck option as a project player.

I hope so. I hope to god we don't use picks 11 or 18 on a Ruckmen.

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Where does the 6th spot come from? Robbo, Wheats,Wheels, Brock and Bucks = 5 off the senior list

Apologies your are right Valenti was a rookie list...


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Its supposed to be a thin draft - yet several teams have opened up their lists for 5-8 picks after we finish.

Its going to be very speculative after first round so they are taking a punt in the last 'uncompromised' draft which of course its not...its already compromised...

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What would you rather, pick 34 or Kyle Cheney.

It may come to that if you're that desperate for pick 34.

Or Kyle Cheney?

It will also depend on whether you will use PSD 1.

If for example we were to use PSD 1 on Ball then Pick 34 may not be used.

Does anyone know if McNamara, Bartram or Cheney have been re contracted yet?

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Where does the 6th spot come from? Robbo, Wheats,Wheels, Brock and Bucks = 5 off the senior list

i thought that one more had to be delisted for us to have 6 picks?

one of which in PSD?

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Just to clear up any confusion.

Current state of play: 5 vacancies on the senior list, created by Robertson, Whelan, Wheatley, McLean and Buckley. That gives us access to:

Pick 1

Pick 2

Pick 11

Pick 18

Pick 34 OR PSD Pick 1

We've got three players presently uncontracted: Bartram, McNamara and Cheney. Bartram and McNamara have allegedly been offered new contracts (though there's no concrete evidence to suggest this is fact); if we assume that is true, and we also take as given that we want to keep PSD 1 for that "just in case" scenario, then BBP's assertion that it's now a choice between Pick 34 and Cheney is correct. That is a lot of ifs and buts though.

My preference would be to delist one more and use Pick 34, and keep PSD1 up our sleeve.

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Just to clear up any confusion.

Current state of play: 5 vacancies on the senior list, created by Robertson, Whelan, Wheatley, McLean and Buckley. That gives us access to:

Pick 1

Pick 2

Pick 11

Pick 18

Pick 34 OR PSD Pick 1

We've got three players presently uncontracted: Bartram, McNamara and Cheney. Bartram and McNamara have allegedly been offered new contracts (though there's no concrete evidence to suggest this is fact); if we assume that is true, and we also take as given that we want to keep PSD 1 for that "just in case" scenario, then BBP's assertion that it's now a choice between Pick 34 and Cheney is correct. That is a lot of ifs and buts though.

My preference would be to delist one more and use Pick 34, and keep PSD1 up our sleeve.

thank you for clearing that up!!!

they can get one of the three above mentioned to go to rookie list (assuming the accept) though which would give us another pick

yes???

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thank you for clearing that up!!!

they can get one of the three above mentioned to go to rookie list (assuming the accept) though which would give us another pick

yes???

Yes, but to do that, the player will have to go through the ND and PSD first and then fall to us in the rookie draft, you can't just "put them on the rookie list". It's what I would do for one of Cheney/McNamara, but of course the risk is that they get snavelled up by someone else.

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Yes, but to do that, the player will have to go through the ND and PSD first and then fall to us in the rookie draft, you can't just "put them on the rookie list". It's what I would do for one of Cheney/McNamara, but of course the risk is that they get snavelled up by someone else.

BARTRAM for me...... he is baggage!!!

the other two are young still and Cheney was injured last yr and still played lots of games

worth keeping

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BARTRAM for me...... he is baggage!!!

the other two are young still and Cheney was injured last yr and still played lots of games

worth keeping

Agree absolutely

But Bartram's been training ... and there is whisper that he has been offered a one year contract ( and is p--- d because its not 2)


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Bartram and McNamara have allegedly been offered new contracts (though there's no concrete evidence to suggest this is fact)

Where was this alleged? Any source?

That is baffling if Bartram is not delisted.

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Where was this alleged? Any source?

That is baffling if Bartram is not delisted.

No, I'm just going off what I've read in other threads. There's every chance it is wrong, I was just assuming for arguments' sake that it wasn't.

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the other two are young still and Cheney was injured last yr and still played lots of games

worth keeping

What was wrong with him?

If it was impacting on his pace then he might have a role.

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Agree absolutely

But Bartram's been training ... and there is whisper that he has been offered a one year contract ( and is p--- d because its not 2)

Hoopla, you clearly have it in for Barts which is fair enough. Who is your source on this information, it seems to me that you are fast becoming a power broker within the MFC. I hear that you are also responsible for Sylvia's turnaround in form and attitude and that you were instrumental in keeping Jamar away from Port Adelaide. It is probably you that got Barts one year vs two.

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Its supposed to be a thin draft - yet several teams have opened up their lists for 5-8 picks after we finish.

Its going to be very speculative after first round so they are taking a punt in the last 'uncompromised' draft which of course its not...its already compromised...

It might be very speculative, but that's when good recruiting comes to the fore. Geelong is a prime example over the last several years.

Hoopla, you clearly have it in for Barts which is fair enough. Who is your source on this information, it seems to me that you are fast becoming a power broker within the MFC. I hear that you are also responsible for Sylvia's turnaround in form and attitude and that you were instrumental in keeping Jamar away from Port Adelaide. It is probably you that got Barts one year vs two.

Your detective work on hoopla hasn't gone unnoticed. Nice work Cuthbo.

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What was wrong with him?

If it was impacting on his pace then he might have a role.

funny you say that because it was impacting his pace and he is actually very quick.... he had a crook ankle!!!

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It might be very speculative, but that's when good recruiting comes to the fore. Geelong is a prime example over the last several years.

Your detective work on hoopla hasn't gone unnoticed. Nice work Cuthbo.

Hightower, have you ever seen Mr Cuthbertson play?

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