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5 Years in the Future....How the 2015 Team might look?


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Most of the forecasts have only four players even still on our list!!!

How many clean outs and rebuilds???

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QUOTE (hayz @ Nov 28 2009, 07:54 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
FB Garland Warnock River

HB Strauss Frawley Gysberts

C Blease Jack Viney Grimes

HF Tapscott Morton Sylvia

FF Jurrah Watts Maric

R Gawn Scully Trengove

INT: Jones Moloney Fitzpatrick Martin

EMER: Bennell Bate Jetta Wonaemirri

So we are gonna recruit pretty poorly in the next 5 years?

What a funny thread.

I think we have the answer to the above question. Thank Christ we finally have a team steering the club in the right direction.

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I was thinking about all the quality we have received over the last 3 drafts in particular. I thought i would do what our team will look like when all our current leaders such as Bruce, Green, J mac and Davey are no longer playing. This is my possible 2015 Team which is when we will really be dominating the competition like brisbane (01-04) and geelong (07-09). Obviously we will draft a few new players over the next 5 years but this is my best team looking into the future.

FB Garland Warnock River

HB Strauss Frawley Gysberts

C Blease Jack Viney Grimes

HF Tapscott Morton Sylvia

FF Jurrah Watts Maric

R Gawn Scully Trengove

INT: Jones Moloney Fitzpatrick Martin

EMER: Bennell Bate Jetta Wonaemirri

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I was thinking about all the quality we have received over the last 3 drafts in particular. I thought i would do what our team will look like when all our current leaders such as Bruce, Green, J mac and Davey are no longer playing. This is my possible 2015 Team which is when we will really be dominating the competition like brisbane (01-04) and geelong (07-09). Obviously we will draft a few new players over the next 5 years but this is my best team looking into the future.

FB Garland Warnock River

HB Strauss Frawley Gysberts

C Blease Jack Viney Grimes

HF Tapscott Morton Sylvia

FF Jurrah Watts Maric

R Gawn Scully Trengove

INT: Jones Moloney Fitzpatrick Martin

EMER: Bennell Bate Jetta Wonaemirri

Note: I included Jack Viney (2011 Father Son Pick) in the team because im sure he will be part of best 22, will be a gun!!!

So what does everyone else think?? Any changes you would make?

I think it looks like an awesome team and I cant wait til 2010 to see the start of the careers of some of our future stars!!!!

One other thing i was thinking who would be captain and Vice?? thought Moloney could be a good choice, then i thought in 5 years time Grimes, Watts, Scully and Trengove could all be worthy. Its a tough one. What does everyone else think?

Go Dees!!!!

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its nice to dream guys but i member back in 2004 we had a thread about our 2009 premeiership team and it had blokes like adam fisher as rover, nick smith CHF steven armstrong on a wing and dale carson at full forward!!! i even cameron hunter and ryan ferguson getting in the best 22!

Sorry was doing some digging around and found this quite funny! (Not shooting down the OP) but hows this for a flashback!

You were right though.

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2020

Jetta T.Mcdonald O.Mcdonald

Stretch Frost Melksham

Parish Brayshaw Salem

Petracca Hogan Vandenberg

Garlett Dawes Curnow

Gawn Viney Tyson

I/c JKH, Neil Bullen, Trengove, Kennedy

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2020

Jetta T.Mcdonald O.Mcdonald

Stretch Frost Melksham

Parish Brayshaw Salem

Petracca Hogan Vandenberg

Garlett Dawes Curnow

Gawn Viney Tyson

I/c JKH, Neil Bullen, Trengove, Kennedy

I wonder which names we'll be laughing about from this team in 5 years time. Hopefully not more than 70%, as is the case with the OP...

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2020

Jetta T.Mcdonald O.Mcdonald

Stretch Frost Melksham

Parish Brayshaw Salem

Petracca Hogan Vandenberg

Garlett Dawes Curnow

Gawn Viney Tyson

I/c JKH, Neil Bullen, Trengove, Kennedy

I reckon at least 7 or 8 of those won't make it and will drop off. Seems a more solid core than last time though.

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I'm amazed that someone has the time or dedication to dig that deep into a footy forum, DD36 should be the number 1 ticket holder for the MFC next season.

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Classic. Now you recently joined D'landers know why the oldies all groaned when we saw that future flag side pop up recently.

4 players left at best. Gosh, what a train wreck.

I've been here for coming up 5 years so missed this thread by a couple of drafts.

Most I've laughed from a 'thread-bump' in that time.

By a long way. :)

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