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November 22, 201212 yr

^{Read the title of this thread and thought it was about another piece of}^work^{nonsense by our glamourour friends down there at the Age....thank god}

^{Nice work though, I think the profile of our list is getting better and no doubt this was part of the reason for the two more mature selections in the draft.}

^{I for one am looking forward to seeing us having a list with enough depth where games have to be earned rather than gifted under some long-term pipedream. If you want a game work hard in the gym, play well for Casey and take your opportunities for the Dees because if you don't else someone will. I think this is the first time in a bit our list has been positioned to do this.}

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November 23, 201212 yr

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^{Read the title of this thread and thought it was about another piece of}^work^{nonsense by our glamourour friends down there at the Age....thank god}

^{Nice work though, I think the profile of our list is getting better and no doubt this was part of the reason for the two more mature selections in the draft.}

^{I for one am looking forward to seeing us having a list with enough depth where games have to be earned rather than gifted under some long-term pipedream. If you want a game work hard in the gym, play well for Casey and take your opportunities for the Dees because if you don't else someone will. I think this is the first time in a bit our list has been positioned to do this.}

Great post DA, I agree, I think there is more than one option for almost every role, although the talent is admittedly far deeper for some rather than others. I don't see any players gifted games though, even if someone like Jamar has a down time you would think Spencer and Gawn would be breathing down his neck. its seems like this could be a great time for our footy club. I can't wait for 2013.

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November 23, 201212 yr

We have transformed the list which in one draft is pretty amazing.

Lets hope Neeld can coach and Misson can get them fit.

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November 23, 201212 yr

If you compare the list's at the start of the year till now, it's pretty much unrecognizable.

I'm delighted that we seem to have filled a lot of holes in list this off season and I'm really looking forward to seeing us rise up the ladder in 2013.

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