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Just now, dazzledavey36 said:
Something May be brewing..
 
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So now Melbourne have picks 3 and 8 in this year's draft after pick swap with North. Do the Demons have an ace up their sleeve for a player trade we haven't heard about?

Throw them both at the Giants for Lachie Whitfield sounds alright to me.

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7 minutes ago, Patches O’houlihan said:

I Bloody hope so! we're robbing them if it is, i don't think there will be 8 good players in next years draft

Question is will they go to the draft with 3 & 8 or is there big deal going down that no one has anticipated??? Mouth watering.

 

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So as at 2:11 pm

Out: Frost, Pick 22, Pick 42, Pick 61, Pick 79, Pick 26, Pick 50, R1 2020, R2 2020, R4 2020

In: Tomlinson, Langdon, Pick 26, Pick 50,  R2 2020R4 2020, Pick 8

Out:

  • Frost
  • Pick 22
  • Pick 42
  • Pick 61
  • Pick 79
  • R1 2020

In:

  • Tomlinson
  • Langdon
  • Pick 8 
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Poor bistro-maths
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6 minutes ago, TRIGON said:

So as at 2:11 pm

Out: Frost, Pick 22, Pick 42, Pick 61, Pick 79, Pick 26, Pick 50, R1 2020, R2 2020, R4 2020

In: Tomlinson, Langdon, Pick 26, Pick 50,  R2 2020R4 2020, Pick 8

Out:

  • Frost
  • Pick 22
  • Pick 42
  • Pick 61
  • Pick 79
  • R1 2020

In:

  • Tomlinson
  • Langdon
  • Pick 8 

Nice.

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6 minutes ago, TRIGON said:

So as at 2:11 pm

Out: Frost, Pick 22, Pick 42, Pick 61, Pick 79, Pick 26, Pick 50, R1 2020, R2 2020, R4 2020

In: Tomlinson, Langdon, Pick 26, Pick 50,  R2 2020R4 2020, Pick 8

Out:

  • Frost
  • Pick 22
  • Pick 42
  • Pick 61
  • Pick 79
  • R1 2020

In:

  • Tomlinson
  • Langdon
  • Pick 8 

Also have received Hawks 2nd round next season

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So assuming we take Hayden Young and cody Weightman in the draft, our best 22 for Round 1 could look something like this:

B:       Jetta               May                  Lever

HB:    Young             Petty                Hibberd

C :      Langdon         Viney               Salem

HF:     Petracca        McDonald       Melksham

F:       Fritsch             Weideman      Weightman

R:      Gawn               Oliver               Brayshaw

Int:    Tomlinson       Harmes          Hannan        VandenBerg

Emg:  Preuss            O McDonald       Neal-Bullen       Hunt

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5 hours ago, TRIGON said:

So as at 2:11 pm

Out: Frost, Pick 22, Pick 42, Pick 61, Pick 79, Pick 26, Pick 50, R1 2020, R2 2020, R4 2020

In: Tomlinson, Langdon, Pick 26, Pick 50,  R2 2020R4 2020, Pick 8

Out:

  • Frost
  • Pick 22
  • Pick 42
  • Pick 61
  • Pick 79
  • R1 2020

In:

  • Tomlinson
  • Langdon
  • Pick 8 

Need to amend. Looks like good dealing with Tomlinson but he was free agent. 
 
1- free agency. Tomlinson

2- trading ... looks slightly impacted 

I would leave the future outs and ins but call it as the picks flow. 
ie ins - future 2nd round Hawks , future 4th round Freo 

outs - future MFC 2nd round, future MFC 4th round 

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3 hours ago, demonstone said:

In most cases, new draftees tend to not play many games in their first season.

Gryan Miers, who others have mentioned as the type we could use, spent his entire first year developing in the VFL

miers was a pick in the 50s

pick 8 should be more like a connor rozee in 2018, jaidyn stephenson in 2017

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B: Jetta    McDonald   May 

hb: Hibbo   Lever    Salem 

C:  Langdon   Oliver   Tommlinson

hf: Track    Weid       Melksham

f:  Fritsch   TMAC    Serong 

Fol: Gawn   Brayshaw  Viney 

I/c   Jones, Harmes, Kolojasniji, Ash 

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