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Bulldogs' pick 6

rolly
in Melbourne Demons

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Doggies are pretty close to being just as bad as we were last year, the main difference being they won our game.

They have picks 5 + 6 and we could use one, while the doggies could use a forward line.

Martin + petterd + sylvia + pick #20 for pick # 6

One mobile big man, one marking medium tall and a classy flanker/ mid type

Maybe wishful thinking but it fills some of their needs and other than sylvia the others are easy replaced

sylvia would be a loss but to get something good you must give something good

 

Dont reckon, lets keep pick 4, back in Neeld to Get more out of Sylvia, Keep Petterd up our sleeve for Dawes deal, and have Martin as our CHB this year.
 

I think I may Ban myself for 2 weeks , so i don't have to keep reading posts like this.

Edited by Bates Mate

Doggies are pretty close to being just as bad as we were last year, the main difference being they won our game.

They have picks 5 + 6 and we could use one, while the doggies could use a forward line.

Martin + petterd + sylvia + pick #20 for pick # 6

One mobile big man, one marking medium tall and a classy flanker/ mid type

Maybe wishful thinking but it fills some of their needs and other than sylvia the others are easy replaced

sylvia would be a loss but to get something good you must give something good

Wow..... just wow......


Col finally gets some big targets to kick to, & people wish to seap him for a skinny 18 y/o with potential!

I need to hibernate between footy seasons...

Doggies are pretty close to being just as bad as we were last year, the main difference being they won our game.

They have picks 5 + 6 and we could use one, while the doggies could use a forward line.

Martin + petterd + sylvia + pick #20 for pick # 6

One mobile big man, one marking medium tall and a classy flanker/ mid type

Maybe wishful thinking but it fills some of their needs and other than sylvia the others are easy replaced

sylvia would be a loss but to get something good you must give something good

Wow.

That pick 6 would want to pretty good.

Sylvia?

Have you watched any Melbourne games over the last couple of years?

Edited by _H_

Martin + petterd + sylvia + pick #20 for pick # 6

Footy Maths Fail.
 

Doggies are pretty close to being just as bad as we were last year, the main difference being they won our game.

They have picks 5 + 6 and we could use one, while the doggies could use a forward line.

Martin + petterd + sylvia + pick #20 for pick # 6

One mobile big man, one marking medium tall and a classy flanker/ mid type

Maybe wishful thinking but it fills some of their needs and other than sylvia the others are easy replaced

sylvia would be a loss but to get something good you must give something good

Ahh...that would be a NO!

Not a wise move at all.

Considering we still have pick 4 also.

Why do people want to trade the Pet Turd?

I thought olisik was bad, lol that is the worst proposal I have ever heard!


I'd offer them Martin and Petterd for pick 6 though.

Pretty sure they'd tell us to get stuffed though!

Doggies are pretty close to being just as bad as we were last year, the main difference being they won our game.

They have picks 5 + 6 and we could use one, while the doggies could use a forward line.

Martin + petterd + sylvia + pick #20 for pick # 6

One mobile big man, one marking medium tall and a classy flanker/ mid type

Maybe wishful thinking but it fills some of their needs and other than sylvia the others are easy replaced

sylvia would be a loss but to get something good you must give something good

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Why not throw in Morton, Bennell and Jetta and ask for pick #5 instead?

Why not throw in Morton, Bennell and Jetta and ask for pick #5 instead?

Lol, I was wrong..


Get off the drugs you whacker.

Doggies are pretty close to being just as bad as we were last year, the main difference being they won our game.

They have picks 5 + 6 and we could use one, while the doggies could use a forward line.

Martin + petterd + sylvia + pick #20 for pick # 6

One mobile big man, one marking medium tall and a classy flanker/ mid type

Maybe wishful thinking but it fills some of their needs and other than sylvia the others are easy replaced

sylvia would be a loss but to get something good you must give something good

One of the most ridiculous tings ie heard on here.

There's 30 seconds of my life I won't get back...

Lol, I was wrong..

Settle down champ, I was just taking the pi$$

Edited by olisik

You know your suggestion is bad when Olisik starts paying out on you.


 

Why would they through away pick 6 for our duds?

Why would they through away pick 6 for our duds?

Good question!

Roll on rolly /

{This is going no where; thread closed}

PS. Please keep trade proposals to existing threads instead of creating new threads; much appreciated...ie. "Latest murmururings of a crazy time"...kind of fits the description.</p>


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