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Either way, our crowds should improve. Apparently he brings all the boys to the yard.

 

Ran into Simon Goodwin before my basketball game today. His daughter played in the game before me

and...

 

I'm sure a lot won't agree with me, but I expect Melksham to have an impact equal to Vince.

Are you thinking top 5 bnf or just playing a similar role?


All concerns about eligibility aside. I can only think of one main reason hes being looked. I think Goodwin sees him as a line breaker. Milkshake does appear to have a knack for finding space and instinctively moves FORWARD.

These are things we need to do more.

Time will tell i suppose.

Vince won a b&f at the crows, and Melky will be younger when he comes to us. Can't compare the two..

You definitely can if you're not talking about past performance, but what they will do.

If Goodwin & McCartney think he's worth it then we should trust them on this...my only reservation is what WADA have to say.

 

Surely Essendon are throwing in their third rounder. Surely...

You would think so, Melksham is a very ordinary football player. I would ask for Essendons second rounder.

Trade radio suggests this deal will be done for a second round pick tomorrow.

That sounds about right to me. A first rounder was overs and a third rounder is probably a touch low.

We are going to get something decent for Howe and I can see Melksham contributing just as much, if not more, than Howe has so it's a fair deal in that context.

Surely Essendon are throwing in their third rounder. Surely...

god i hope so, will be a massive loss on our behalf if we pay that much for him

That sounds about right to me. A first rounder was overs and a third rounder is probably a touch low.

We are going to get something decent for Howe and I can see Melksham contributing just as much, if not more, than Howe has so it's a fair deal in that context.

He Isn't worth pick 25 though, late 2nd rounder at best

Surely Essendon are throwing in their third rounder. Surely...

Maybe not...

and don't call me Shirley.


Jeez, our second round pick is overs. The Demons are like the eager to please kid in the school yard. They roll over to please the popular kids (Collingwood, essendon)

Can't recall a good outcome trading with essendon or Collingwood. They always sneak one past us.

They would be loving a second rounder for melksham.

He Isn't worth pick 25 though, late 2nd rounder at best

I'm not exactly comfortable with the deal either but he isn't worth our first rounder, obviously, and he is worth more than our pick in the 40s. Unless we can get another pick this deal is about as fair as it's going to get.


/facepalm

Essendon will be laughing their asses off behind closed doors.

And we will be openly in 18 months' time.

He Isn't worth pick 25 though, late 2nd rounder at best

Agree with this, we drafted in Vince for pick 20 odd, but we also drafted in Dawes for around the same. I think the Dons win this deal if its true.

Not necessarily our first second rounder...

 

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