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Your 2014 Predictions

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Your 2014 Predictions 196 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will be the MFC's coach in 2014?

    • Paul Roos
      78
    • Neil Craig
      49
    • Other
      56

  2. 2. Will Max Gawn be at the club in 2014?

    • Yes
      178
    • No
      5

  3. 3. Will Colin Sylvia be at the club in 2014?

    • Yes
      120
    • No
      63

  4. 4. Will Jack Watts be at the club in 2014?

    • Yes
      179
    • No
      4

  5. 5. Who will be our biggest MIDFIELD recruit in 2014?

    • Our 1st round draft pick
      108
    • Daisy Thomas
      23
    • Adam Cooney
      3
    • Heath Scotland
      1
    • Daniel Cross
      8
    • Matthew Stokes
      2
    • Xavier Ellis
      5
    • Shane Tuck
      1
    • Nick Dal Santo
      5
    • Other
      27

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I predict Craig will be senior coach, Grimes captain with Jones as deputy.

Sylvia to be gone via FA.

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    Coach - Roos Captain - Nath Jones. Departed - Col Sylvia. Newly arrived in Red & Blue - Daniel Shiel, Daniel Cross, Nick Dal Santo, Harry O

    Sounds fanciful but if you can organise this I'd be happy!!

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    Mark Williams coach. Jones captain, garland deputy. Jamar traded to GWS, with strauss for a mid fielder.. Sylvia will stay, watts will stay and if we stay injury free maybe just fall into the 8!

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    If fit ...a fairly scary forward line.

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    Coach - Paul Roos

    Peter Jackson is not interested in second best

    I expect Neil Craig to stay on

    Max Gawn - Will stay

    He sees a future at the MFC and Jamar will be gone after 2014

    Colin Sylvia - Will Go

    Will look for an opportunity to play finals and my guess is Hawthorn

    Jack Watts - Will Stay

    Neeld's departure solved that problem

    Midfielder - First Rounder = Aish

    Best midfielder in the draft

    Not interested in any of the players listed

    Would rather take a chance on one of those 3 Rioli's in next years draft

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    ill tell you after round 22, its too early now.

    the last few weeks have me enjoying watching the Demons again.

    Amazing what a real coach can do.

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    I predict that there will be complaints about the coach, the fact that we are worse than people expected and our recruiting because some other club got a player who is showing a lot in their first year.

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    coach: paul roos

    gawn: stay

    watts: sign long term contract

    sylvia:gone

    2014 captain: co captains, garland, jones, grimes

    ins: hogan, aish, adams,

    outs: jamar, sylvia and dead wood delisted players

    big improver: jack trengove with full pre season

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    coach: paul roos

    gawn: stay

    watts: sign long term contract

    sylvia:gone

    2014 captain: co captains, garland, jones, grimes

    ins: hogan, aish, adams,

    outs: jamar, sylvia and dead wood delisted players

    big improver: jack trengove with full pre season

    Couldn't agree more my man
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    Hogan to be in serious contention for the coleman, assuming we have a fit Dawes and Clark who will draw the best defenders.

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    Hogan to be in serious contention for the coleman, assuming we have a fit Dawes and Clark who will draw the best defenders.

    I love the optimism, but lets not expect too much. I know he's a monster kid absolutely dominating vfl, but he may need a hand full of years before he's Colman material. I have faith he will be a good player, but I also don't want him to enter his first game with high expectations of him.

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    coach: paul roos

    gawn: stay

    watts: sign long term contract

    sylvia:gone

    2014 captain: co captains, garland, jones, grimes

    ins: hogan, aish, adams,

    outs: jamar, sylvia and dead wood delisted players

    big improver: jack trengove with full pre season

    coach: paul roos

    gawn: stay

    watts: sign long term contract

    sylvia:gone

    2014 captain: co captains, garland, jones, grimes

    ins: hogan, aish, adams,

    outs: jamar, sylvia and dead wood delisted players

    big improver: jack trengove with full pre season

    I also agree with your optimistic wish list however I a optimistic that Sylvia will also stay and surprise his detractors by playing to his (First Round) potential!

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    Hogan to be in serious contention for the coleman, assuming we have a fit Dawes and Clark who will draw the best defenders.

    Not a chance, especially so with a forward line of Clark, Dawes, Watts and Howe to keep him company. That is definitely a positive though.

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    Coach - Craig or Williams

    Captain - Grimes

    Deputy - Trenners

    1st round selection - Sheed (please god!!!)

    forward line to dominate if fit

    hopefully get cooney, dal santo and maybe harry o

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    I'm pencilling Howe in for mark of the Year. Make that inked in.

    This year too.

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    im staggered that people want Adam Cooney at our club next year

    his best is well past him, he is on one leg and will probably be asking for too much money

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    Jones is not captaincy material.

    Yeah, why on earth would we want someone who leads by example, who provides mentoring for the younger players and who proudly represents his club at any given opportunity?

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    Lenny hayes to play a year for us before stepping into an assitant coaches role? playing coach perhaps?

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