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PICK 7 POLL

DemonLad5
in Melbourne Demons

#1 Jacob Weitering - Carlton ----- #2 Josh Schache - Brisbane ------ #3 Darcy Parish - Melbourne ------ #4 Sam Weideman - Essendon ------ #5 Clayton Oliver - Essendon --- #6 Aaron Francis - Gold Coast --- #7 ????? - Melbourne 182 members have voted

  1. 1. Who do the Dees take at 7, based on my phantom top 6

    • Charlie Curnow
      57
    • Wayne Milera
      5
    • Harry Mckay
      31
    • Keiran Collins
      7
    • Harley Balic
      1
    • Rhys Matheison
      5
    • Other
      48

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Given Demon Jack and myself posted a pick 3 poll at the same time, I wanted to know who everyone wanted at 7. Being realistic. Aside from my obsession with him, I have Parish at 3 based on the poll results

Excluding academy picks

#1 Jacob Weitering - Carlton

#2 Josh Schache - Brisbane

#3 Darcy Parish - Melbourne

#4 Sam Weideman - Essendon

#5 Clayton Oliver - Essendon

#6 Aaron Francis - Gold Coast

It was either Francis or Milera at 6 for GC and as much as i'd like Francis, I see him as a better player and we can only assume they will go best available

Curnow's recent antics have pushed him outside the top 6

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    Given Demon Jack and myself posted a pick 3 poll at the same time, I wanted to know who everyone wanted at 7. Being realistic. Aside from my obsession with him, I have Parish at 3 based on the poll results

    Excluding academy picks

    #1 Jacob Weitering - Carlton

    #2 Josh Schache - Brisbane

    #3 Darcy Parish - Melbourne

    #4 Sam Weideman - Essendon

    #5 Clayton Oliver - Essendon

    #6 Aaron Francis - Gold Coast

    It was either Francis or Milera at 6 for GC and as much as i'd like Francis, I see him as a better player and we can only assume they will go best available

    Curnow's recent antics have pushed him outside the top 6

    Word coming through from Brett Anderson that Curnow is now firming for the No 1 pick.

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    Why not include Francis as an option? He's every chance to get to pick 7 if you ask me.

    Looks like you've made a meal of this poll mate.

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    Why not include Francis as an option? He's every chance to get to pick 7 if you ask me.

    Looks like you've made a meal of this poll mate.

    and leaving out wiedeman

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    Wtf, why is Oliver not an option?

    Do we really need a different thread on this based on an individual's Phantom?

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    Oliver to Essendon

    So we can't vote for him because your phantom draft says so?

    [censored] thread

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    Yeah dont know how you can have Balic in there and not Oliver?

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    Got to hand it to the club for keeping these picks a mystery.

    I'm going to go Francis at pick 7 with Parish at 3 given that was my first thought on 3 & 7. Probably more a case of who I would pick and also following the recruiter's wise old adage to "if in doubt" always go with your first impression.

    Francis hasn't had as much of a chance as others to show what he can do up forward.

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    Given Curnow's efforts and Weideman running capacity being worse then some 12 year olds i wouldn't be suprised to see a smokey here in Ryan Burton.

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    Given Curnow's efforts and Weideman running capacity being worse then some 12 year olds i wouldn't be suprised to see a smokey here in Ryan Burton.

    Ive pondered for some time that suss1 and suss 2 will slide down the draft. I think many a recruiter has a different idea than the media is representing

    Id not be surprised if a non expected name was read out here.,, in fact Im hoping this happens :)

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    Voted other as I am rather keen on Ryan Burton. Only caveat is how his leg has recovered but Jake Stringer had a similar injury and is fine.

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    The Dees need big bodied players for forward and defence,no.3 the Weed,no.7 Collins. Have stacks of small mids and if rumours are correct we probably get Prestia next year.

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    I voted McKay.

    He'll definitely be there at pick 7 (10) and he's a player with a huge ceiling. He'll go first round in the draft after only playing the game seriously for 12 months - he's a huge talent, huge gamble, huge pay-off.

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    I voted McKay.

    He'll definitely be there at pick 7 (10) and he's a player with a huge ceiling. He'll go first round in the draft after only playing the game seriously for 12 months - he's a huge talent, huge gamble, huge pay-off.

    Know nothing about this fella BUT if he has only played the game for 12 months and he will or does go first round well I do love a gamble cos to get to first round selection the up side must be HUGE and there is always a couple....what do I know though leave it to the current bunch of selectors its a good diverse group did well last year..

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    Weidemann, after taking Oliver at 3

    Edited by Petraccattack

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    You know the poll is up [censored] creek without a paddle when "other" has as many votes as it has.

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    Oliver after taking Oliver at 3

    Excuse me? You're starting to read like olisik.

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    Very weird leaving out Weideman and Francis in this poll , I would have thought they would be huge chances to be picked up at 7

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