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Team at Completion of Trading 2014

watchtheeyes
in Melbourne Demons

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Like your team Ruffles, except we need a ruck chop-out for Jamar and Pedersen is the man for now unless you were thinking Frost for that role?

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    typical post season demonland masturbation session - re-packaging the same spuds everyone was whinging about 10 weeks ago and declaring them as the reason we will win 10 games the following year.

    Poor trade period and the list is as shite as it was 12 months ago. actually the list is worse on paper but in practice it hasn't improved at all in relation to the other clubs.

    And stop harping on about the 'close losses'. Those close losses could've and in some cases should've been 10 goal floggings.

    The list is absolute crap and yet again the same names are mentioned as being big improvers.

    When will everyone realize that Grimes Watts, etc are spuds and the draft number they were taken is as relevant as the number on the back of their jumpers.

    2015 - 4 wins max.

    Hogan will spend the year double teamed and running around trying to mark shite kicks from an unbalanced uncomposed midfield

    Because if we thought this way we'd probably all stop following the Dees altogether. My optimism is high, I suggest you watch the first half of the Crows game to lift your spirits mate. The worm will turn.

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    My team and the balance, always good to look at the depth if any

    Jetta McDonald Frost

    Dunn Garland HL

    Vince N Jones Kent

    Watts Hogan Howe

    Gawn Dawes Garlett

    Jamar Tyson Viney

    Toumpas Grimes Cross Salem

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    No way any of the draftees walk into round 1.

    My team and the balance, always good to look at the depth if any

    Jetta McDonald Frost

    Dunn Garland HL

    Vince N Jones Kent

    Watts Hogan Howe

    Gawn Dawes Garlett

    Jamar Tyson Viney

    Toumpas Grimes Cross Salem

    I don't know, but something about that team gives me shivers. I hope there's improvement. But I sense a few 12+ goal thrashing.

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    No way any of the draftees walk into round 1.

    As per the other people who have suggested that Roos doesn't play kids:

    You do realise that Salem and Kennedy-Harris played 12 & 14 games respectively in their 1st year? Our new draftees don't need the pressure and expectation of being the driving force behind our improvement. That doesn't mean they can't contribute by playing a role if fit and able.

    If first year players are deserving of a game, they will get a game.

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