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Which players are still going to be there when we are at the top. (in this lifetime)

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Grimseyisgod Mighty Demon

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here is an alphabetical list of the Melbourne list

Please List who you think will be in a best 22 when we make finals.

44 Bail, Rohan 39 24yr 10mth 26 Jun 1988 183cm 82kg Mt Gravatt Midfield 33 Barry, Dom 0 19yr 1mth 7 Mar 1994 183cm 70kg North Ballarat Rebels Midfield 17 Blease, Sam 24 22yr 2mth 19 Feb 1991 184cm 77kg Eastern Ranges Midfield
Forward 10 Byrnes, Shannon 113 29yr 7 Apr 1984 175cm 77kg Murray Bushrangers Forward 11 Clark, Mitchell 97 25yr 6mth 19 Oct 1987 200cm 103kg East Fremantle Forward 50 Clisby, Mitchell ® 0 23yr 3mth 5 Jan 1990 182cm 83kg - Defender 47 Couch, Thomas ® 3 24yr 10mth 17 Jun 1988 177cm 86kg Bell Park Midfield 36 Davey, Aaron 162 29yr 10mth 10 Jun 1983 177cm 73kg Port Melbourne Forward 41 Davis, Troy 0 20yr 10mth 10 Jun 1992 192cm 94kg Geelong Falcons Defender 6 Dawes, Chris 71 24yr 11mth 16 May 1988 193cm 105kg Sandringham Forward 14 Dunn, Lynden 100 25yr 11mth 14 May 1987 192cm 98kg Calder Cannons Defender
Forward 32 Evans, Michael 7 20yr 9mth 13 Jul 1992 180cm 82kg Claremont Midfield 48 Fitzpatrick, Jack 3 21yr 10mth 26 Jun 1991 200cm 99kg Western Jets Ruck 8 Frawley, James 106 24yr 7mth 20 Sep 1988 193cm 94kg Nth Ballarat Defender 20 Garland, Colin 85 25yr 28 Apr 1988 191cm 90kg Tassie Mariners Defender 37 Gawn, Max 6 21yr 4mth 30 Dec 1991 208cm 111kg Sandringham Dragons Ruck 27 Gillies, Thomas 15 23yr 1mth 7 Mar 1990 192cm 95kg Dandenong Stingrays Defender 31 Grimes, Jack 58 23yr 11mth 11 May 1989 187cm 82kg Northern Knights Defender 0 Hogan, Jesse ® 0 18yr 2mth 12 Feb 1995 195cm 97kg Claremont Defender
Forward 38 Howe, Jeremy 40 22yr 10mth 29 Jun 1990 190cm 86kg Hobart Forward 40 Jamar, Mark 129 29yr 8mth 9 Aug 1983 198cm 101kg North Adelaide Ruck 39 Jetta, Neville 38 23yr 2mth 12 Feb 1990 180cm 80kg Swan Districts Midfield 45 Jones, Matt 5 25yr 6mth 18 Oct 1987 188cm 80kg - Midfield 2 Jones, Nathan 140 25yr 3mth 20 Jan 1988 180cm 86kg Dandenong Stingrays Midfield 34 Kent, Dean 0 19yr 2mth 24 Feb 1994 179cm 82kg Perth Midfield 28 Macdonald, Joel 123 28yr 6mth 10 Oct 1984 188cm 87kg Mt Gravatt Defender 22 Magner, James ® 17 25yr 8mth 12 Aug 1987 182cm 88kg Frankston Dolphins Midfield 25 McDonald, Tom 26 20yr 7mth 18 Sep 1992 194cm 94kg North Ballarat Defender 13 McKenzie, Jordie 59 22yr 10mth 21 Jun 1990 186cm 82kg Geelong Falcons Midfield 26 Nicholson, Daniel 22 22yr 6mth 2 Nov 1990 183cm 81kg University Blues Defender 21 Pedersen, Cameron 20 26yr 1mth 17 Mar 1987 193cm 96kg Box Hill Hawks Defender
Ruck 15 Rodan, David 179 29yr 6mth 8 Oct 1983 173cm 87kg Calder Cannons Midfield 30 Sellar, James 40 24yr 1mth 24 Mar 1989 196cm 97kg Glenelg Defender
Forward 42 Spencer, Jake 16 23yr 6mth 9 Oct 1989 203cm 103kg Redwood Ruck 49 Stark, Nathan ® 0 18yr 9mth 19 Jul 1994 177cm 70kg Glenelg Midfield 19 Strauss, James 18 22yr 10mth 14 Jun 1990 185cm 84kg Oakleigh Chargers Defender 12 Sylvia, Colin 143 27yr 5mth 8 Nov 1985 186cm 86kg Bendigo Pioneers Midfield
Forward 43 Taggert, Rory 0 19yr 10mth 22 Jun 1993 188cm 88kg - Midfield 35 Tapscott, Luke 33 21yr 10mth 28 Jun 1991 180cm 87kg North Adelaide Defender 46 Terlich, Dean 4 23yr 4mth 13 Dec 1989 186cm 83kg Murray Bushrangers Defender 5 Toumpas, Jimmy 3 19yr 4mth 2 Jan 1994 183cm 79kg Woodville West Torrens Midfield 9 Trengove, Jack 63 21yr 8mth 2 Sep 1991 185cm 82kg Sturt Midfield 23 Tynan, Josh 2 19yr 5mth 6 Nov 1993 185cm 81kg Gippsland Power Defender 7 Viney, Jack 4 19yr 13 Apr 1994 178cm 82kg Oakleigh Chargers Midfield 4 Watts, Jack 59 22yr 1mth 26 Mar 1991
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Grimseyisgod Mighty Demon

Grimseyisgod   378

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None are probably born yet.

Probably Nathan Jones and Jack Grimes are my definites

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None are probably born yet.

Ah yes but they were being made soon after our 12 goal last quarter two weeks ago!

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Looking at that list, I noticed one thing, the ages. The players i personally rate and come up in conversation and debate about, are all the young ones.

Viney- 19

Toumpas- 19

Hogan- 18

Trengove- 21

Evans- 20

Mcdonald- 20

Kent- 19

Taggert- 19

Gawn- 21

Barry- 19

Davis- 20

Fitzpatrick- 21

Tynan- 19

Tapscott- 21

They are all under 22 years old.

Then the players who are 22-24

Watts- 22

Strauss- 22

Blease- 22

Howe- 22

Grimes- 23

Nicholson- 22

Mckenzie-22

So the youth on the list is very good. Especially the players under 21. If we just bring in a few extra coaches, or some more senior players. I really think we can be a very good side in 2-3-4 years time.

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Looking at that list, I noticed one thing, the ages. The players i personally rate and come up in conversation and debate about, are all the young ones.

Viney- 19

Toumpas- 19

Hogan- 18

Trengove- 21

Evans- 20

Mcdonald- 20

Kent- 19

Taggert- 19

Gawn- 21

Barry- 19

Davis- 20

Fitzpatrick- 21

Tynan- 19

Tapscott- 21

They are all under 22 years old.

Then the players who are 22-24

Watts- 22

Strauss- 22

Blease- 22

Howe- 22

Grimes- 23

Nicholson- 22

Mckenzie-22

So the youth on the list is very good. Especially the players under 21. If we just bring in a few extra coaches, or some more senior players. I really think we can be a very good side in 2-3-4 years time.

This is a really good reflection of where we are at, another 4 years development into that group and we should be a very handy team, it's just simply going to take time and the right people to build that

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