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Is there a "cut off" time to elevate? Or can you elevate someone off the rookie at any stafe of the season? I seem to recall you could only do it before rnd 1 and there was a mid season option.

Jordie would be the 1st choice, Spencer 2nd then ennie meenie minny moe...

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    No. No cut off. You might be thinking of the promotion opportunities for Clubs with no Veterans who need to fill their list. Even then I'm not sure there's a cut off.

    With promotions for LTIs, rookies can be promoted whenever there is a space on the list for any period of time. For example, if in 8 weeks time it turns out Newton earns himself a spot in the 22, he can be elevated into LJ's spot until such time as he is fit to return.

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    No. No cut off. You might be thinking of the promotion opportunities for Clubs with no Veterans who need to fill their list. Even then I'm not sure there's a cut off.

    With promotions for LTIs, rookies can be promoted whenever there is a space on the list for any period of time. For example, if in 8 weeks time it turns out Newton earns himself a spot in the 22, he can be elevated into LJ's spot until such time as he is fit to return.

    Cheers ID

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    Memo to Michael Newton: This week would be the best time to play the game of your life and kick a bag of goals.

    I don't think he reads his memos.

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    Newton probably not ever. Spencer is less likely if Martin continues to impress and Jamar stays unhurt.

    Impress? Martin's doing anything but impressing in the ruck.

    For mine, Martin is best in defence, and second best as a forward. Ruck just isn't his thing. Ergo, we need to promote Spencer and play him alongside Jamar as our ruckmen.

    Memo to Michael Newton: This week would be the best time to play the game of your life and kick a bag of goals.

    If only it were that simple. Even if he does kick, say, 5 goals this week, we all know he could, and probably would, turn in a shocker if he played Round 1.

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