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Who Wins at the Fair ? 117 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you expect Melbourne to make many trades ?

    • No , less than, or 2
      13
    • Yes , more than 2
      69
    • Yes , more than 4
      22
  2. 2. Do you think that as a result of trading Melbourne will still participate in the 1sr round of the Draft ?

    • NO , think pick 6 will be spent in trading
      21
    • Yes, pick 6 will remain
      54
    • Yes, pick 6 will be bettered through a trade
      20
    • Yes, pick six will be devalued however through a trade
      9
  3. 3. How do you think Melbourne will fair at the cirque de trade

    • Come out evens
      12
    • We'll get dudded
      10
    • Come out slightly ahead
      64
    • Come out way ahead through inspired targeting and wily dealings
      18
  4. 4. Where do you think Melbourne will place in the outcomes as compared the rest of teams

    • Top 6
      31
    • Middle 6
      62
    • Bottom 6
      11
  5. 5. Will we land a big fish ?

    • Yes
      20
    • No
      84
  6. 6. Do you think that as a result of trading and the likely picks at the ND we will be in a position to play finals in season 2016 ?

    • Yes
      47
    • No
      57
  7. 7. As a result of trade ( just trade ) how many new faces do you think we will have at the Demons

    • None
      0
    • 1
      0
    • 2
      23
    • 3 or more
      81

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Every year at about this time the Wizards and Wised gather in their dens . They gaze at wondrous scribblings and seek the learnings from the 'mystics'

Tea leaves are read, stones and runes rolled and pondered. And the game commences.

Initially it resembles are strange version of the local doowop-do . Odd pairings chat each other up, all promising the world . Some go home from the dance with little to talk of , others come away legends of the dance !!

So here I offer the chance to predict our outcome and the relative results for the others.

Embrace the canival :

 

Given that Bugg and Melksham sound like they're just about locked in and it looks like Howe and Toumpas will both leave, I think we will see at least four trades.

Not convinced we'll land a big fish, but would be happy enough to see us enter the draft with a high pick. I'd also like to see us secure a decent forward that's ready to go in round one as a foil for Hogan.

This trade period is absolutely huge for our goal of making finals in 2016. I'm both excited and nervous at the same time.

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pick 25 and Howe for pick 10 (GC from port for Dixon)

Make it happen

 
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and......we're off !!!


Howe

Toumpas

And I still think Watts could end up at Sydney.

compensation? pick 34?

compensation? pick 34?

My mate who follows the Swans version of Demonland keeps reading that he might be off to Sydney. Daniel Robinson from Sydney was mentioned, most likely just speculation but as we found out with Trengove last year anything is possible.
 

Anything is possible but I would be surprised if Watts is not at Melbourne next year especially if Howe goes.

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