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"Dee" List to take with us into 2014

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Sellar - gone

Nicho - gone/trade

J Macd - gone

Davis - gone

Bail - gone /trade

Davey - gone (hopefully as a free agent)

Rodan - gone

Spencer - GONE

that's 8 OUT.

Bring in Shiel & pick 55 (tde#2), Prestia (#tde20), Savage (trade#38), Liam Anthony (trade for Nicho), add Hogan and Magner, add Draftees #55 & #56 (Jake Lever and Jarman Impey).

Now that's a strategy

 

Sellar - gone

Nicho - gone/trade

J Macd - gone

Davis - gone

Bail - gone /trade

Davey - gone (hopefully as a free agent)

Rodan - gone

Spencer - GONE

that's 8 OUT.

Bring in Shiel & pick 55 (tde#2), Prestia (#tde20), Savage (trade#38), Liam Anthony (trade for Nicho), add Hogan and Magner, add Draftees #55 & #56 (Jake Lever and Jarman Impey).

Now that's a strategy

If the FD for any reason suspect that Frawley might be thinking of walking at the end of next year they could well keep Davis as insurance. Developing nicely at Casey it seems.

 

Sellar - gone

Nicho - gone/trade

J Macd - gone

Davis - gone

Bail - gone /trade

Davey - gone (hopefully as a free agent)

Rodan - gone

Spencer - GONE

that's 8 OUT.

Bring in Shiel & pick 55 (tde#2), Prestia (#tde20), Savage (trade#38), Liam Anthony (trade for Nicho), add Hogan and Magner, add Draftees #55 & #56 (Jake Lever and Jarman Impey).

Now that's a strategy

I like your strategy. You can argue the toss over who goes but the ins are spot on (except Anthony who is a taller but slower version of Nicho)

Add Daisy Thomas on big bucks via free agency and you've got a pretty useful looking midfield when you add Jones, Sylvia, Viney plus the likes of Grimes & Howe going through there as well

If we can retain our current forward line & main defenders, there is a pretty damn competitive team looking to win against all comers

That's the easy bit...how do we make it happen ?

General consensus seems to be a couple of good mids plus upgrading some of our poorer depth players will give us a decent list. I agree but think we need caution on our expectations, the list will still be very young and inexperienced and it will probably take 3 seasons for toupas, blease, viney, Jones m, terlich et al to develop into a top grade midfield. At that point most listed will just be hitting 50 games.

Bringing in senior mids will help fast track the young guys, hopefully we can land some big fish with the help of the AFL (priority picks, marketing budget etc).

Neeld has been saying a similar thing the last couple of weeks "these are the guys to take us forward". The bulk of the list ifs there, we need some cream, some experience and leadership, and we need to pull through the current confidence crisis with minimal scarring.


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