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Gee whiz. That trade with the Suns lost Hill for the Eagles after the Giants slid in and did the trade with the Crows..

Cop that.

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    "As we thought, the Demons have placed a bid on Rhylee West. The Dogs will match it. The Dees ranked West around that mark, but also it was important for them to wipe out the Dogs' pick 30, which sat in between Melbourne's two picks."

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    1 minute ago, McQueen said:

    "As we thought, the Demons have placed a bid on Rhylee West. The Dogs will match it. The Dees ranked West around that mark, but also it was important for them to wipe out the Dogs' pick 30, which sat in between Melbourne's two picks."

    His old man coached at the dees for a period there. Dees have pick 30 and bulldogs pick 29 which they want them to be forced to use

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    2 minutes ago, McQueen said:

    "As we thought, the Demons have placed a bid on Rhylee West. The Dogs will match it. The Dees ranked West around that mark, but also it was important for them to wipe out the Dogs' pick 30, which sat in between Melbourne's two picks."

    Well they traded pick 30 to freo for pick 34, so it didn’t work.

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    Tom Sparrow.

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    Good to see us continue our practice of bidding on F

    2 minutes ago, McQueen said:

    "As we thought, the Demons have placed a bid on Rhylee West. The Dogs will match it. The Dees ranked West around that mark, but also it was important for them to wipe out the Dogs' pick 30, which sat in between Melbourne's two picks."

    Looks like that backfired with WBD trading out pick 30 to Freo so pick 30 still in play. 

    Lots of clubs playing funny b.....s at the last minute.

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    1 minute ago, McQueen said:

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    '...super competitive, win the contested ball, stays in the contest, excellent recovery...'  A typical Goodwin player! 

    Good get!

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    1 minute ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    Tom Sparrow

    18 at 83kg’s. Another big boy. Excellent

    we're close to having enough insiders maybe one more, but now some speed... IMV.

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    Good size, solid boy.

    Not afraid of a bump either.

     

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    Little Dangerfield?

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    27 minutes ago, DV8 said:

    They've been laying in the long grass...

    I think you've been underestimating them.   2020 they will surge.

    We will have won two flags by then!

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    Would like all our small picks to have a touch more dash given the rule changes to the game and where its heading. Not sure how many are around in the draft however

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