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Would it be good to get the priority pick next year?

Courtney_Fish
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Priority pick 2010, - No, not a good Idea.

we've used our goodwill reserves over the last 2 seasons & its time to put the peddle to the mettle.

Lets go Dees.

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    you all do realise there is NO priority pick next year...or year after :rolleyes:

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    Hypothetical, but irrelevant question!

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    Another number one pick wouldn't hurt the team, but the kids need to learn to win sooner or later.

    We shouldn't aim to get another priority pick, but if we have a poor season due to injuries etc and have only won 3 games after 17 rounds, we should aim for another priority pick.

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    Another number one pick wouldn't hurt the team, but the kids need to learn to win sooner or later.

    We shouldn't aim to get another priority pick, but if we have a poor season due to injuries etc and have only won 3 games after 17 rounds, we should aim for another priority pick.

    Why are we still debating this? It has already been established that there are NO (that means none) priority picks in the next two years anyway.

    Even if there was I certainly wouldn't be aiming to get it again.

    As said before, I doubt it will ever be back after the comprimised drafts have finished with GC and GWS in the league.

    Gippy

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    A topic that shouldn't be discussed really considering no priority pick.

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    5 wins is better than 4 next year, under any and all circumstances.

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    i'll probably cry if we end up on 4-5 wins again next year

    extremely important year for the football club, if we don't move forward it will be a disaster

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