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This kid is everything I want.

Fast paced medium size rebounding defender, as aggressive as they can be (is being compared to Byron Pickett), and can play any position you ask.

He is a 19 year old Hertier Lumumba, and is thought to be around the pick 15-30 mark.

If we trade pick 22 for Lumumba and this kid is still around, I will be absolutely devastated.

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    You had me until you mentioned Fatboy Pickett. Lumumba will be to Roos what Pickett was to Daniher.

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    You had me until you mentioned Fatboy Pickett. Lumumba will be to Roos what Pickett was to Daniher.

    Whatever you say buddy.

    He will be playing for your team next year. In the red and the blue, and you can sit there bitter and grumbling if you want to - it won't change a damn thing.

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    This kid is everything I want,

    Fast paced medium size rebounding defender, as aggressive as they can be (is being compared to Byron Pickett), and can play any position you ask.

    He is a 19 year old Hertier Lumumba, and is thought to be around the pick 15-30 mark.

    If we trade pick 22 for Lumumba and this kid is still around, I will be absolutely devastated.

    If we don't use the pick we get for Mitch Clarke on Lumumba then we would be pretty foolish. Hopefully we can get both [as you wish] however there is every chance that Smith might go at 21 and then we would look mighty foolish. I would rather see us getting Lumumba and missing Smith as the 'worst case scenario' than not getting either, which might happen if we pass on Lumumba [who has nominated us as his preferred club]. 4th in Collingood's B&F is not a bad addition to our back six and Lumumba might well cover Chip.

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