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Pick 3 and Pick 4

deelicious_9
in Melbourne Demons

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if GC give pick 2 to the crows for tippett then the crows will definitely take toumpas at 2, being an adelaide boy an all

That's true, I've said the same on another thread. Although others think they may take Grundy instead of Toumpas to replace Tippett, my money would be on Toumpas...but we may get lucky.

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    I'm sure this has been covered elsewhere but Dawes will cost MFC Martin decent and pick of some sort.

    Ad for Wellingham its pretty clear he wants to go home,apparantly isnt intersted in talking to MFC and his 'classy outside skills 'come with a kicking efficiency of 55%!!!

    Some would say that therefor he fits right in I guess but I doubt its going to happen

    Dawes just is not worth Martin + anything much, let alone the 13 that some have been talking about. I would rather keep Martin and use his as a defender who can ruck, especially if Riv flows down the bay to Corio.
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    If viney goes to our 2nd rnd pick we could probably afford to go for a tall (grundy) with our 3rd or 4th pick. If we have to use him early we would surely use the other top 5 pick on another mid.

    My preference is:

    pick 3: toumpas

    pick 4: O'rourke/Grundy

    pick 13: kennedy

    pick 26: Viney

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    Pick 3 for Hogan,

    Pick 4 for Toumpas

    Pick 13 Stringer if he is available,

    Pick 26 Viney

    id say pick 3 for toumpas, otherwide fair chance gws will take him if we give them pick 3. we get hogan for pick 4

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    If we get Hogan and Viney I'm happy.

    Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes.

    Watch them get Dawes instead.

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    Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes.

    Watch them get Dawes instead.

    Or aswell...

    Why don't you wait until we screw up before you condemn us for screwing up?

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    For me Toumpas and Viney would be great. Hogan would be a bonus but we cant see mini draftees have an impact until 2014...

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    Why are all the melbourne staff talking about trading our picks 3 or 4 for the right player?

    I just don't get it...furthermore to draft a 17 year old such as Hogan only for him to leave in a few years doesn't make sense to me also

    Am I missing something here?

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    Why are all the melbourne staff talking about trading our picks 3 or 4 for the right player?

    I just don't get it...furthermore to draft a 17 year old such as Hogan only for him to leave in a few years doesn't make sense to me also

    Am I missing something here?

    Yeah, what you have posted doesn't make sense to me either.

    Weird.

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    Pick 4 & Jamar too GWS

    Mini Pick 1 & Pick 9 too Melbourne

    Dom Tyson too Richmond

    That would be a great deal for us! I can only dream.

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    Why are all the melbourne staff talking about trading our picks 3 or 4 for the right player?

    I just don't get it...furthermore to draft a 17 year old such as Hogan only for him to leave in a few years doesn't make sense to me also

    Am I missing something here?

    If those picks are on the table, and GWS or GC have a chance of securing them, it offers an extra incentive for them to maybe not bid on Viney.

    You know, GWS might think they'll get 3 or 4 or both for minidraft picks.

    GC may think it's possible they could get pick 4 for Caddy & Toy, if we don't have to use 3 on Viney.

    They don't bid, then we make whatever trades we want regardless to whatever impression they may have got.

    It's all about making the waters murky, creating doubt and indecision, that may lead to a benefit for the club.

    That's my take.

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    Basically, if gc bid for viney, then we must trade our first pick. Simple.

    The question really is, if we have to trade our first pick, what is the best pick we can get?

    Hogan

    Tippett

    Gaff

    Caddy & toy

    Dawes & wellingham

    And so on.

    The MFC is not silly enough to throw away one of the above mentioned trades so we can use pick 3 on viney, when we can still get viney 2nd round.

    Really, it is a no brainer.

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    Basically, if gc bid for viney, then we must trade our first pick. Simple.

    The question really is, if we have to trade our first pick, what is the best pick we can get?

    Hogan

    Tippett

    Gaff

    Caddy & toy

    Dawes & wellingham

    And so on.

    The MFC is not silly enough to throw away one of the above mentioned trades so we can use pick 3 on viney, when we can still get viney 2nd round.

    Really, it is a no brainer.

    Sorry to burst your bubble but the F/S bidding takes place before anything else. If GC bids and we want Viney then we can't trade that pick

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    Have you not heard this?

    Oh, I have.

    Doesn't mean your post that worried we will trade pick 3 and then worried we lose said player after two years makes sense.

    Worry less.

    That would be my advice to Dees supporters.

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    Why are all the melbourne staff talking about trading our picks 3 or 4 for the right player?

    I just don't get it...furthermore to draft a 17 year old such as Hogan only for him to leave in a few years doesn't make sense to me also

    Am I missing something here?

    Yeah, what you have posted doesn't make sense to me either.

    Weird.

    Have you not heard this?

    On this forum I've heard it, as rumours, maybe some baseless media reports. Nothing of the sort from the club, unless the receptionist has been talking or maybe one of the cleaning staff.

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    Sorry to burst your bubble but the F/S bidding takes place before anything else. If GC bids and we want Viney then we can't trade that pick

    Sorry to throw you back into the real world, but it is quite simple. It goes like this.

    MFC- "GC, are you going to bid on Viney"

    GC- "Yes"

    MFC - "OK"

    then we trade our first pick.

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    Sorry to throw you back into the real world, but it is quite simple. It goes like this.

    MFC- "GC, are you going to bid on Viney"

    GC- "Yes"

    MFC - "OK"

    then we trade our first pick.

    Absolutely clueless.

    Stop posting, you clearly have no idea how this father/son thing works.

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    Sorry to throw you back into the real world, but it is quite simple. It goes like this.

    MFC- "GC, are you going to bid on Viney"

    GC- "Yes"

    MFC - "OK"

    then we trade our first pick.

    Lol

    We can't get rid of it as the first thing that happens when trade week starts is the F/S bidding.

    Lol

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    havent had much to say on this , but PLEASE NO KIDDIES , please , solid built with an attitude yes !

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    Sorry to throw you back into the real world, but it is quite simple. It goes like this.

    MFC- "GC, are you going to bid on Viney"

    GC- "Yes"

    MFC - "OK"

    then we trade our first pick.

    Genius! What could possibly go wrong with this plan? Ignoring that little thing about it not being at all how the system works, of course.

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