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Welcome to the Melbourne Demons - Christian Petracca.

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Just going to get in early on this one.. We do not look like kicking a winning score.

 
 

poor bastard

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poor [censored]

Yes I know we can't beat a depeleted GWS!

 

He'll take himself out of the draft knowing he has to come to this pathetic club.


There goes that poor kids ability !

GWS will take him pick 1 after they trade Boyd to St Kilda

We will then be left to select a spud at pick 2

GWS will take him pick 1 after they trade Boyd to St Kilda

We will then be left to select a spud at pick 2

No they won't.

We seen Patton go down today, he is hardly a safe prospect for the GWS.

If they can move Patton for pick 1 I think they'll do it.

But they'd be silly to offload Boyd and I don't expect they will..

Things have changed for them after today.

We don't really know that GWS are as hell bent on Petracca as we think.

Their actions today suggested that the GWS will draft where they land.

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St Kilda will take him for sure.

They won't be trading Boyd with Patton going down, and with Patton going down with a knee again no-one is going to offer a number 1 pick for him.

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If you're seeing through the red mist, put the computer/ipad/phone down. Trust me, it'll stop you from making a stupid post or dumb thread. Too late in this case I realise.

Lighten up mate.

We need to stop this saviour pick mentality, it has failed us terribly.


Saints via Pelchin has said they are going for the draft this year and next and going free agency next year as well (draft positions for 2015 will be settled by then). They are a monte for a bottom 2 finish in 2015. The problem is their are not quality talls up that end of the draft like there is this year. Also a low finish may see them get a priority pick in 2015. Given this it is a big call to pass on McArtin (kicked 5 yesterday) or Wright.

If Frawley goes it looks like picks 2 and 3. We will have 9 wins in 3 seasons. If that does not get us a priority then a priority will never be given again!!!! Could have 2, 3 and 4!!!!! Petracca, Wright and Brayshaw!!!!! - dreaming of course!!!!

St Kilda will take him for sure.

Good, we need someone like McCartin to work with Hogan. Find a good Forward/Ruck and we will start to move forward.

Dawes, trade bait if anyone will bite.

Basically we need a whole new team. Perhaps we should all go and support the swans. Seems like Sydney is the AFL's project-and stuff the melbourne-based clubs.

 

I reckon after today Frawley will be begging us for a contract.

No-one in their right mind would want to throw money at him.

Petracca would be handy. We'll get Billy stretch and should be well positioned for Angus Brayshaw.


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