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If that were the case do you think we could possibly snare both U17s with pick #3 and pick #13?

So we could draft, Hogan, Martin, O Rourke and Viney

With half of them not being able to play in 2013.

Personally, I think having Viney, Toumpas, Stringer/Garlett and at worst someone at 20ish, with all players ready to go Round 1 in 2013. Could be that we add Wines or O'Rourke in there and get Viney at 20ish.

It would be very stupid of GWS to dummy bid for Viney at pick 1. That's not to say they won't, but reality is that they could stand to lose Whitfield if they do. Their choice.

 

We will see RP, but don't give me the "told you so" if Viney "slips" to the 2nd round. You and I won't know if any special deals were made. Sure, if we trade Petterd to the GC for pick 70 it might look strange, I'd probably say that's his market price.

We will foever agree to disagree on this subject, and as your posts give me the type of headache you get when you drink a frozen coke too quickly, I'm not going to respond any more.

I want Viney in the second round, and I would try to make certain he is there.

And it isn't just me, is it? There are a few on here contemplating deals with the two teams below us.

And as for me being proven right. I don't care. I will be cursing the situation if Viney isn't in the second round however. You don't think GWS or GC will risk it/bother and I do.

I will take no pleasure being right if that eventuates.

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