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9 hours ago, xarronn said:

Congrats on a great resource. Minor error re Vineys games played needs correction.

Thanks...it is essentially rfpc's work, with a couple of tweeks.

Viney games fixed.

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    12 hours ago, Nasher said:

    If there is to be a handover, with some jiggery pokery I could probably make LH the OP in this thread.  Alternatively, we can start a new one.

    Whatever rpfc decides, is fine by me.

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    13 hours ago, Nasher said:

    If there is to be a handover, with some jiggery pokery I could probably make LH the OP in this thread.  Alternatively, we can start a new one.

    I hope this happens.

    I want to see Nasher's jiggery pokery.

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    4 hours ago, Choke said:

    I hope this happens.

    I want to see Nasher's jiggery pokery.

    It bet it looks pretty nasty...

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    • 2 weeks later...

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    Table updated to reflect the recruitment of Lewis:rolleyes: Hibberd and McKenna and the trade out of Dunn.

    We started (post AFL picks) with these picks: 29, 48, 66, 84,102 and 120.  Effecively the net cost of all our new recruits is round 2 pick # 29 and a small change in later round picks.

    Amazing result for us!  :cool:

    I guess we should prepare for some more delistings as the first list lodgement is coming up.

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    The footy department has figured that with Jones, Viney, Lewis, Tyson and Oliver in the middle we won't need a back-line come 2019.

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    Updated for delisting of Dawes, Newton, Mitchie (Rookie) and King (Rookie)

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    The only changes before the draft will be which of the Rookies are re-contracted and which are to be promoted to the main list (which would happen after draft night).

    Only 2/3 names to add after the drafts and our 2017 list will be complete! 

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    Apart from Salem and Weideman,  2017 doesn't look like a critical re-signing year. 

    Mahoneys already signalled Salem as his next project and Weideman will surely sign for another 2 without a second thought.

    Vince is important as well but he did slow down towards the end of the year.

     

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    Apart from Salem and Weideman,  2017 doesn't look like a critical re-signing year. 

    Mahoneys already signalled Salem as his next project and Weideman will surely sign for another 2 without a second thought.

    Vince is important as well but he did slow down towards the end of the year.

     

    Stretch?

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    • 2 weeks later...

    So Mitch White still on the list but not contracted for next year. 

     

    Any ideas?

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    Assuming the Weed has a decent preseason and plays 8-12 games or more in 2017, his signature will be very important next year, along with Salem and Stretch.

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