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Well, after the underwhelming finish to the trade period who will we take with Pre Season Draft Pick 2?

 

I'm hoping for a disgruntled, newly delisted, sanction-free Essendon player.

Yes, I live in fantasy land.

 

the PSD is not what it used to be now thanks to the Delisted free agent thing

Doubt we get anyone good

Yep, we've had far better opportunities in previous years to take a PSD pick and haven't done so. I fully expect us to sit tight and tolerate the likes of Evans for another year.


It should have been Frost. If there was anyone worthwhile out of contract it would have been reported through the media. Unlikely we use the PSD pick.

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I guess we will have a better idea when/if someone of note doesn't nominate for the draft.

 

Brock.....is that you ?????

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Brock.....is that you ?????

Hang on, just let me finish this burnout.......

Nope, I can spell! :P


i dont understand why we would use basically an end of rnd 1 pick for him when we could have gotten him for nothing in the pre-season draft instead?

what is the advantage of getting the two later more speculative when pick 23 would have a better chance for success in what i believe has been called an "even-talent pool" at the top end

Hang on, just let me finish this burnout.......

Nope, I can spell! :P

not you per se -_- ....... our possible pick #2 in PSD :)

Let's not turn this thread in to a 'woe is me' 'why did we do that' thread, enough of that happening elsewhere.

Anyone else keen to actually put up some names of who they would take in the existing PSD pool?

Let's not turn this thread in to a 'woe is me' 'why did we do that' thread, enough of that happening elsewhere.

Anyone else keen to actually put up some names of who they would take in the existing PSD pool?

whats the list ?

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not you per se -_- ....... our possible pick #2 in PSD :)

I don't think so unless the belt on the no DH rule has been seriously loosened :blink:


I don't think so unless the belt on the no DH rule has been seriously loosened :blink:

A fair point, but I am interested to see at some stage the likely candidates that would go PSD as opposed the ND. Just seems with FA that its all been shaken up some. Still more than one way home.

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Let's not turn this thread in to a 'woe is me' 'why did we do that' thread, enough of that happening elsewhere.

Anyone else keen to actually put up some names of who they would take in the existing PSD pool?

Agreed!

Lets go in the polar opposite direction. Has GAJ re-signed? :rolleyes:

So far we have 0 list spots.

And picks 2, 3, 40, 53, PSD 2.

Unless we get to 4 delistings we wont use it.

So far I can only see 3 delistings - Blease, Strauss, Tapscott

Can pay out contracts and looking at existing list there are players there that I'd have over Evans, Mckenzie and several others. For example, who would you prefer, Mckenzie or Clint Jones?


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So far we have 0 list spots.

And picks 2, 3, 40, 53, PSD 2.

Unless we get to 4 delistings we wont use it.

So far I can only see 3 delistings - Blease, Strauss, Tapscott

Which begs the question, why bother even negotiating the picks we got back from GWS? Or at the very least pick 53?

So far we have 0 list spots.

And picks 2, 3, 40, 53, PSD 2.

Unless we get to 4 delistings we wont use it.

So far I can only see 3 delistings - Blease, Strauss, Tapscott

really great idea re-signing Terlich hey

this club can do literally nothing right

Well, after the underwhelming finish to the trade period who will we take with Pre Season Draft Pick 2?

Who cares.

 
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really great idea re-signing Terlich hey

this club can do literally nothing right

Take a deep breath brother! Aaaaooooooooooooom......

So far we have 0 list spots.

And picks 2, 3, 40, 53, PSD 2.

Unless we get to 4 delistings we wont use it.

So far I can only see 3 delistings - Blease, Strauss, Tapscott

You have to think they can hear the footsteps. cant be pleasant but thats the nature of the beast .


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