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When Adam played full back for Jerusalem... where did the drafts come from ?? Just "arksking" lol

Just before he fell out of the Garden Adam asked God the original

Can you knock me up a team we need some more humans in Israel.

Low and behold a world population explosion.

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Just before he fell out of the Garden Adam asked God the original

Can you knock me up a team we need some more humans in Israel.

Low and behold a world population explosion.

Can God do that for Melbourne ?? You seem to know him better than I... Being a "DEMON" wouldn't go down too well with God I dare say... :) You are a funny man sometimes OD..

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I believe adam came through as a priority draft pick for the Jerusalem water wells

he never played at full back and was drafted as a forward, it was his junior year that he played in the backline and showed the right stuff that sent the water wells members into a state of frenzied devoutness and even got him on the leadership group for the following year. alas he career petered out after a olive oil enrichment scandal. you can read about this in the old isreali herald reports by mighail sheazan

Quite funny and clever... :blink: So OD is wrong .. Adam never played full back..Another unfounded rumour on DL...I am sure Mighail Sheazan is a Demon Supporter... lol

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mystery Injury of the week

Sorry jr probably should have been miw

I am suggesting an injury can be concocted to save ego's

Have been in football since Adam played full back for Jerusalem.

Old Dee, surely you know that there are many Demonlanders who don't like revelling in the glory days. We have to talk about the future not dwell on our successful past.

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Surely Adam was a father - son pick??

I think you're confusing him with the famous sign outside a Hawthorn church in the 1970s:

"What would you do if Jesus Christ came to Hawthorn" to which some wag added "Move Peter Hudson to Centre Half Forward".

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Can God do that for Melbourne ?? You seem to know him better than I... Being a "DEMON" wouldn't go down too well with God I dare say... :) You are a funny man sometimes OD..

He will if we change back to the fuscias

Cannot be seen to be helping Demons under any circumstance

Any way I am now concentrating on Allah.

Get with the strength I say

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McKenzie will come back in.

I don't particularly rate him, but how can you not bring in your number 1 tagger (coming off a 30 possession game at Casey) to take on G Ablett?

Howe should be dropped or played in a position where he can have more of an impact - wing or half back flank.

Is Magner eligble to play?

No to McKenzie. His papers are stamped as far I'm concerned.

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time to bring in Josh Tynan for the last 4 games and get a good look at him

We have so many pea hearts in the senior team, its a joke that Tynan isnt playing as he will give 100% and go hard at every contest, he reminds me of Clint Bartram in that way.

Sure Bartram was no star but he bled for the jumper and we are sorely lacking those types

Bring in Tynan, please!!!

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Just wondering on people's thought son Pederson. People say that he is lazy and doesn't hit the contest hard but over the last few games when he's played in defence he has been able to play the third man up and seems to be able to take marks in our defensive 50. I think he has a place in our team as a third tall defender who can help chop out Frawley and Mcdonalds forwards and also probably have to play on the resting ruckman in the forward line which most teams do these days? Garland is good but probably a bit short to play on the oppositions marking ruckman?

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Just wondering on people's thought son Pederson. People say that he is lazy and doesn't hit the contest hard but over the last few games when he's played in defence he has been able to play the third man up and seems to be able to take marks in our defensive 50. I think he has a place in our team as a third tall defender who can help chop out Frawley and Mcdonalds forwards and also probably have to play on the resting ruckman in the forward line which most teams do these days? Garland is good but probably a bit short to play on the oppositions marking ruckman?

He is better than sellar and gillies but still not AFL standard imo

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Just wondering on people's thought son Pederson. People say that he is lazy and doesn't hit the contest hard but over the last few games when he's played in defence he has been able to play the third man up and seems to be able to take marks in our defensive 50. I think he has a place in our team as a third tall defender who can help chop out Frawley and Mcdonalds forwards and also probably have to play on the resting ruckman in the forward line which most teams do these days? Garland is good but probably a bit short to play on the oppositions marking ruckman?

He is lazy and doesn't hit the contest hard enough

He's ok on a true resting ruckman but to be a 3rd tall you need versatility to play small at times and he doesn't have the speed for that

His skills are also up and down, you certainly couldn't say he's great by footy

All in all if he's got enough talent to be depth to come in to cover McDonald, Fralwey or Garland and to do a good job at it but unless he starts truly maximising his talent he'll be shoddy depth at best.

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Just wondering on people's thought son Pederson. People say that he is lazy and doesn't hit the contest hard but over the last few games when he's played in defence he has been able to play the third man up and seems to be able to take marks in our defensive 50. I think he has a place in our team as a third tall defender who can help chop out Frawley and Mcdonalds forwards and also probably have to play on the resting ruckman in the forward line which most teams do these days? Garland is good but probably a bit short to play on the oppositions marking ruckman?

I don't mind him.

I think his 3 year contract is a joke, and he got of to an extremely shakey start this season in terms of his contested marks but he has improved.

You're spot on in the sense his could be a good defender on a forward ruckman and also leaves us with an option to double tag opposition key forwards. Ie, tag Pedersen and Tommy Mac/Terlich on Cloke.

Needs to improve though...

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I don't mind him.

I think his 3 year contract is a joke, and he got of to an extremely shakey start this season in terms of his contested marks but he has improved.

You're spot on in the sense his could be a good defender on a forward ruckman and also leaves us with an option to double tag opposition key forwards. Ie, tag Pedersen and Tommy Mac/Terlich on Cloke.

Needs to improve though...

If we want to have any hope of improving as a club we need to get rid of all our spuds: Pederson, Gilles, Nicholson, Rodan etc. etc.

There are some that should probably go before Pederson but if there is enough talent to bring in we need to get rid of him. (If a club is willing to pick him up for say pick 88 could we trade him? - even though he is on a contract?).

And also is that 3 years after the end of this year or 2?

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Just wondering on people's thought son Pederson. People say that he is lazy and doesn't hit the contest hard but over the last few games when he's played in defence he has been able to play the third man up and seems to be able to take marks in our defensive 50. I think he has a place in our team as a third tall defender who can help chop out Frawley and Mcdonalds forwards and also probably have to play on the resting ruckman in the forward line which most teams do these days? Garland is good but probably a bit short to play on the oppositions marking ruckman?

There's a stack of people on other forums quick to bag him and he was tried as a forward/ruckman by Neeld in the first few weeks and failed dismally, except in first game against GWS where he took a couple of marks.

But as a defender he is quite useful because he has a thumping kick like Dunny and whilst not as good in one-on-one contests as Tom Mc, Garland or Chipper, he's quite a strong mark.

He's well worth keeping on the list as a back-up to our star trio and potentially could play as a fourth tall defender against side's that go top-heavy or when Garland is used on a damaging lead-up small forward.

I suspect those that keep bagging him only saw his early games.

Anyone who saw his recent work, including his super goal against GWS, would say he has a bit of talent.

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If we want to have any hope of improving as a club we need to get rid of all our spuds: Pederson, Gilles, Nicholson, Rodan etc. etc.

There are some that should probably go before Pederson but if there is enough talent to bring in we need to get rid of him. (If a club is willing to pick him up for say pick 88 could we trade him? - even though he is on a contract?).

And also is that 3 years after the end of this year or 2?

Rodan is there as a sub for Viney and for leadership. I don't mind that. I managed to sneak into the rooms early in the season, again for the Dees v. GCS, about an hour and a bit before the game and there were only three people in there: Viney practicing skills with Rodan (who wasnt playing) and MacKenzie stretching. Rodan cost us almost nothing to get and isnt taking up too much room on our list so I'm happy he is there and providing some good leadership.

You hit something important there - if there is enough talent to bring in. That's the whole crux of this issue when looking at players like Bail, Blease, Pedersen, Davey, Magner ect.

We don't want to fall in the trap of doing a Neeld fire sale.

Three years starting at the start of this season so 2 years to go now if I'm not mistaken.

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There's a stack of people on other forums quick to bag him and he was tried as a forward/ruckman by Neeld in the first few weeks and failed dismally, except in first game against GWS where he took a couple of marks.

But as a defender he is quite useful because he has a thumping kick like Dunny and whilst not as good in one-on-one contests as Tom Mc, Garland or Chipper, he's quite a strong mark.

He's well worth keeping on the list as a back-up to our star trio and potentially could play as a fourth tall defender against side's that go top-heavy or when Garland is used on a damaging lead-up small forward.

I suspect those that keep bagging him only saw his early games.

Anyone who saw his recent work, including his super goal against GWS, would say he has a bit of talent.

Does his poor showings against Hawthorn, St Kilda, Coll and North count as his early games as well? He kicked a nice goal but at the same time it scares me that he got that far up the field from defense considering his apparent lack of work rate how long it would take him to get back to defense!

If he turns up to this next preseason looking like an athlete and not a park footballer then I might be more inclined to speak favorably of him. Teddy Richards at Essendon and even his first few years at Sydney was very poor and looked horribly undersized. At Sydney he built his body and confidence and eventually turned it around to be AA quality. We shouldn't give up on Pedersen considering we are stuck with him but I'd like to see him at least try his hardest.

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Guessing Magner will be an in.

Melbourne has placed Mitch Clark on the long-term injury list and upgraded James Magner from the rookie list as his replacement.

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