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AFL National Draft 2014 Picks 2 & 3

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in Melbourne Demons

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I'd be happy to Get McCartin for 2 reasons. Firstly he looks like a beast of a player, and secondly, it gives me faith that we've got a good FA midfielder locked in for next year.

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    I'd be happy to Get McCartin for 2 reasons. Firstly he looks like a beast of a player, and secondly, it gives me faith that we've got a good FA midfielder locked in for next year.

    I don't mind the sentiment but i'm cautioned towards the idea o anyone locked in. we might have a few lined up and them voicing at least the idea is plausible but as nothing can be signed id remain wary until it was. Appreciate where you're going though as its been certainly suggested we're targeting a couple of likely lads !!

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    I think we must get McCartin if Petracca goes at number 1. I feel he would provide greater depth for our team in allowing us to send Hogan down back if we need the cover. Not only that, but lets be real here. Dawes and Hogan right now can't stay injury free to save themselves. It's just as beneficial landing a ready to go midfielder through free agency as it is getting a ready to go forward.

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    You talking about Sam Blease?

    Blease did look good when he played in the championships but Zaharakis looked better we should of taken him.

    Laverde can take a grab so he has a few more tricks than Blease.

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    will leave this up to those in charge

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    Josh Mahoney told @TheRunHome the Dees have narrowed down their potential draft list to four - Petracca, McCartin, Brayshaw and Wright.

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    Josh Mahoney told @TheRunHome the Dees have narrowed down their potential draft list to four - Petracca, McCartin, Brayshaw and Wright.

    Can anyone get a transcript?

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    Josh Mahoney told @TheRunHome the Dees have narrowed down their potential draft list to four - Petracca, McCartin, Brayshaw and Wright.

    Hmmm...that isn't what I heard. I thought he said we've narrowed it down to 3 or 4. Just said StK will do what is best for them and we will end up with 2 mids or a mid and and a tall but wouldn't be drawn on names...

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    Hmmm...that isn't what I heard. I thought he said we've narrowed it down to 3 or 4. Just said StK will do what is best for them and we will end up with 2 mids or a mid and and a tall but wouldn't be drawn on names...

    That's what I heard also.

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    Josh Mahoney told @TheRunHome the Dees have narrowed down their potential draft list to four - Petracca, McCartin, Brayshaw and Wright.

    Well I don't mind that at all.

    Atleast there will be no out their Jordy Gysberts Lucas Cooks selections.

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    And then the @runhome started asking about certain players.

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    We will take macartin and brayshaw

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    http://www.sen.com.au/audio

    He definitely said Petrecca, Wright, McCartin and Brayshaw were the four.

    i must have dozed off! :mellow: But I don't think he would show our hand so obviously. Reckon he was going with the flow and I wouldn't be surprised if they pull a surprise pick at 3.

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    I reckon we'll take Brayshaw and another bloke.... heard it first here !! :cool:

    We'l lknow soon enough . Evolves around the Sainters I suspect......or maybe not !! :ph34r:

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    Josh Mahoney told @TheRunHome the Dees have narrowed down their potential draft list to four - Petracca, McCartin, Brayshaw and Wright.

    It's interesting that Wright is in that list. He maybe the surprise. Brayshaw,Wright?

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    DS: Picks 2 and 3 Josh, how many players are you seriously looking at for those positions?

    JM: Down to 3 or 4 by now

    MA: Brayshaw goes alright Josh

    JM: He'd be one of the 3 or 4

    Didn't say much on Petracca. Speculates about talls and inside midfielder, or two mids, or two talls.

    MA: Paddy McCartin he'd look pretty good
    JM: You're trying to get all 4 out of me. McCartin, Petracca, Brayshaw and Wright are around the mark.

    I'd say at this stage they know Petracca is going at pick 1. They know they are going for Brayshaw. It will come down to McCartin, Wright and maybe Lever as a smokey that they are keeping under wraps. Really I don't think we learnt anything knew.

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    He definitely said Petrecca, Wright, McCartin and Brayshaw were the four.

    Finally some good news after the McCartney debacle.

    We won't be taking Lever THANK GOD.

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    It's interesting that Wright is in that list. He maybe the surprise. Brayshaw,Wright?

    There was talk earlier in the year that Wright was our number 1 choice. He's bigger and a better kick than McCartin. He's more versatile. And he'd compliment Dawes and Hogan compared to McCartin who would force Dawes to ruck if that was our 3 prong forward line. I don't think he'd be a surprise at all.

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    It's interesting that Wright is in that list. He maybe the surprise. Brayshaw,Wright?

    someone long ago mentioned Brayshaw and Wright.. Lyon or someone possibly

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    Finally some good news after the McCartney debacle.

    We won't be taking Lever THANK GOD.

    Wow...

    How classy.

    I will take Paul Roos and Peter Jackson opinion over your senile pathetic opinion everyday of the week,

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    There was talk earlier in the year that Wright was our number 1 choice. He's bigger and a better kick than McCartin. He's more versatile. And he'd compliment Dawes and Hogan compared to McCartin who would force Dawes to ruck if that was our 3 prong forward line. I don't think he'd be a surprise at all.

    Why would taking McCartin force Dawes to ruck? Would mean Dawes could assume the role he's much more suited to - 3rd tall/flanker.

    Dawes isn't good enough 1 on 1 to be one of our long term key forwards but can certainly do a job as 3rd tall.

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    i must have dozed off! :mellow: But I don't think he would show our hand so obviously. Reckon he was going with the flow and I wouldn't be surprised if they pull a surprise pick at 3.

    ahah we have picks 2 n 3, i dont think we need to be too cryptic about it, not like other clubs are going to steal our players !

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    Wow...

    How classy.

    I will take Paul Roos and Peter Jackson opinion over your senile pathetic opinion everyday of the week,

    werridee has a Range Rover ring to his posts..... is it a reincarnation?

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