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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - DAVID RODAN

Demon Head
in Melbourne Demons

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Welcome Dave I know you'll give your all.

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    i'm surprised that people are against this... have any of you seen the MFC play? i think he fit's in fairly well, considering he can get the freaking ball. Always been underrated in the AFL

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    wow, didnt see this one coming. A bit unsure but i suppose he wont cost us much and good chance (barring no injuries) that he will make the ones!!!

    I think this is an ok pick up.

    Whats our highest pick?

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    Are you beside yourself with joy Robbie?

    Absolutely, I haven't been this happy since my two youngest kids got measles at the same time, that was 30 years ago.

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    This way we are ensuring we get him and our late picks probably not of great value in any case. If he goes into the psd GWS or GC could snaffle him

    And we wouldn't want that, would we?

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    Welcome to the club Rodan. Already looking sharp!

    Whose body was that originally, and where the bloody hell are they??! :P

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    Happy with this. I had a feeling he would be on the radar when he got the flick from Port. Every time I saw him in 2012 I thought he was pretty good. Gets his own ball and then finds space. At the very least he adds depth, but could be more than that.

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    DRAFT PICKS: 4, 49, 63, 70, 88, 106, 124

    PSD draft pick 3

    Rodan for pick 88.

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    Whose body was that originally, and where the bloody hell are they??! :P

    It was beamers body.. rodan filled it in quite nicely

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    It was beamers body.. rodan filled it in quite nicely

    Probably a poor choice of phrasing.

    Nice shading though, that is some good photo-shopping!

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    I hate to say it, and I really hope this pays off, but the club has overcorrected now. They have gotten some experience in now but what will become of the youth that still has potential to come good? I was all for bringing leadership into the club but it seems now we are picking these blokes as stop gap measures to stop the bleeding.

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    When you're delisted from Port Adelaide, your career should come to an end.

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    i'm surprised that people are against this... have any of you seen the MFC play? i think he fit's in fairly well, considering he can get the freaking ball. Always been underrated in the AFL

    Was going to ask the same question. I'm assuming the people on this board do watch us play, but sometimes comments reflect otherwise. We are shocking and just lost 3 of our oldest players. Should we instead be drafting someone with pick 79 and delist them 2 years later? We need some older players with bigger bodies, a bit of pace, and a can kick goals. If he doesn’t work out who cares, what has he cost us? You can’t just play an under 24 side every week.

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    Probably a poor choice of phrasing.

    Nice shading though, that is some good photo-shopping!

    Thanks mate, up for any freelancing work if anyone needs some graphic design - feel free to send me a PM!

    And for those wondering who the body was, I used a pic of Rodan and cut out moloney (in action) jumper. Then put that over rodans body with a few tweaks ;)

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    Was going to ask the same question. I'm assuming the people on this board do watch us play, but sometimes comments reflect otherwise. We are shocking and just lost 3 of our oldest players. Should we instead be drafting someone with pick 79 and delist them 2 years later? We need some older players with bigger bodies, a bit of pace, and a can kick goals. If he doesn’t work out who cares, what has he cost us? You can’t just play an under 24 side every week.

    Ok, I take back what I said in the other thread, fair enough. But when Port don't want you, there's generally a major problem.

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    Rodan - The Thinker

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    I hate to say it, and I really hope this pays off, but the club has overcorrected now. They have gotten some experience in now but what will become of the youth that still has potential to come good? I was all for bringing leadership into the club but it seems now we are picking these blokes as stop gap measures to stop the bleeding.

    A good move if you are bleeding to death.

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