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I will give you a run through - if we go for Mills at ND3 the Swans have to meet 2234 minus 25%: 1675.5.

That will consume picks 33, 36, 37, and move 44 back to 53. If they need to fill out their list - they will do it at the end of the draft.

We will have ND4 suddenly, as Sydney is installed into ND3 to take Mills.

No brainer from Sydney to take him with those picks. From there they will have around 322 points for any other Academy players and, this is an important point, any club can take a deficit into the next draft.

I think we will nominate Mills at 3. Interesting though that it only leaves them with 322. If Dunkley nominates as father son, and is touted to go in the top 25, will Sydney go into deficit for taking Dunkley early second round?

 

Guessing he's a Pies supporter. Essendon being in the winners also made me laugh.

then again they have diluted their exposure to WADA...rather crafty

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I see Darcy Parrish only gets new contract extended to end of 2019,is this short term or unusual?

 
7 minutes ago, willmoy said:

I see Darcy Parrish only gets new contract extended to end of 2019,is this short term or unusual?

This is a strange Bump.

And a strange sentence.

Just...strange.

3 minutes ago, rpfc said:

This is a strange Bump.

And a strange sentence.

Just...strange.

Yes, you think? i didn't know where to put it..........but i do now.......


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