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The only realistic solution

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1. Move to Tassie

2. Get "Development Club" status

3. Draft priority

4. Tassie Demons Mini Draft

5. A few million from the AFL

6. Premiership Coach

Then we might make the finals in 2019

 

1. Move to Tassie

2. Get "Development Club" status

3. Draft priority

4. Tassie Demons Mini Draft

5. A few million from the AFL

6. Premiership Coach

Then we might make the finals in 2019

But it won't be "us." It'll be some new club that I don't support.

 

The solution..

Start looking at pissing off Sylvia, Davey and any players on decent coin who aren't delivering - yes Jamar, that is you.

Put that money towards enticing Rory Sloane home, put that money into trying to get Ollie Wines back home.

Those are the types of players we need.

Hard at it, mid field types like Jack Viney and Nathan Jones, we need a couple more of those for starters.

That would help much more than some silly money ball plan that has us paying delisted spuds like Rodan, Brynes and Pederson that wouldn't get a game in mid gippy two's, let alone any other AFL football club.

We have 6-7 players to build a club around.

Viney, Howe, Grimes, Clark, Jones, Tommy Mac.. Maybe a couple others.

We need to look very closely at how we are developing these players, because too many players look weak, get knocked off the ball too easily and look to lack pace off the mark - when we know they had it to start with.


Drop Jamar, Sylvia, Watts, Gillies, Byrnes, Sellar, Nicholson replace them with Spencer, Jetta, Magner, Couch, Strauss, Kent, Tapscott all these guys will have a crack, play one on one no loose men and find out who can play and more importantly wants to play.

Drop Jamar, Sylvia, Watts, Gillies, Byrnes, Sellar, Nicholson replace them with Spencer, Jetta, Magner, Couch, Strauss, Kent, Tapscott all these guys will have a crack, play one on one no loose men and find out who can play and more importantly wants to play.

Hard to disagree.

One thing that concerns me about selection - Jetta not selected because "he needs to work on some things."

Ludicrous when you look at who is selected.

 

Posters like this are every bit as [censored] weak as the players and officials they bemoan, probably even more so.


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