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My thought was that, as soon as I saw he was delisted, there would be a thread about him on Demonland. 

No from me. 

Edited by Wiseblood

Would rather his running power on a wing over anyone else we have. Could be a good plug for a couple of years for a packet of chips. 

Certainly helps with our obvious inside/outside imbalance. 

Maybe he's the perfect moneyball trade. 

Edited by stevethemanjordan

 

I think the club is beyond getting a player at 30 years of age. But if he landed in our lap for minimum chips why not.

Edited by Win4theAges

DFA- absolutely.

 

 


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12 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

My thought was that, as soon as I saw he was delisted, there would be a thread about him on Demonland. 

No from me. 

My thoughts exactly, although thought there could be merit in getting a replacement 30+ year old premiership player on the list!

Probably a backup option in case the Langdon / Tomlinson (if we’re getting him for the wing) deals fall over

 
5 minutes ago, Gawn's Beard said:

My thoughts exactly, although thought there could be merit in getting a replacement 30+ year old premiership player on the list!

Probably a backup option in case the Langdon / Tomlinson (if we’re getting him for the wing) deals fall over

Wow - I had no idea he was that old!  Where have the years gone?!

 

 


1 minute ago, TeamPlayedFine39 said:

Wow - I had no idea he was that old!  Where have the years gone?!

 

 

Jesus h chr ist!!! He’s 30?! He just came into the league as the next new you gun!! That’s nuts.

And Uhm no thanks, he’s lost the pace for the game and his skills have never been that great. 

Yes as a DFA, absolute upgrade on players we’ve already delisted and Stretch, JKH and Wagner. Let’s remember that our bottom six getting a game are very ordinary, I base how we’re looking at these six. Not every player we bring in can be a star but they can be an upgrade on our lower end players. 

Edited by Ethan Tremblay

For those with short memories here is the 2007 draft in which master was taken, There are some interesting names and he was taken pick 3 just before Cale Morton. McEvoy at 9 and Dangerfield at 10 with Rioli at 12 wow. Shows that the gems can be later than expected. Furthermore Tarrant at 15 harry taylor 17 and Alex Rance 18. For me I think we can do better than Masten

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26 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Wasn't he part of the Judd trade?

Yup.

I believe West Coast asked for picks 1 and 3 for Judd.  When Carlton refused, they asked for 3 and Kennedy.

49 minutes ago, Older demon said:

For those with short memories here is the 2007 draft in which master was taken, There are some interesting names and he was taken pick 3 just before Cale Morton. McEvoy at 9 and Dangerfield at 10 with Rioli at 12 wow. Shows that the gems can be later than expected. Furthermore Tarrant at 15 harry taylor 17 and Alex Rance 18. For me I think we can do better than Masten

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Gee a lot of clubs misjudged talent i that draft... or was it just development?

54 minutes ago, Older demon said:

For those with short memories here is the 2007 draft in which master was taken, There are some interesting names and he was taken pick 3 just before Cale Morton. McEvoy at 9 and Dangerfield at 10 with Rioli at 12 wow. Shows that the gems can be later than expected. Furthermore Tarrant at 15 harry taylor 17 and Alex Rance 18. For me I think we can do better than Masten

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Cale Morton.... forgot about him. Looking at the top 10 players he wasn’t the only dud. 

9 minutes ago, Nelo said:

Cale Morton.... forgot about him. Looking at the top 10 players he wasn’t the only dud. 

Thats what I was talking about.10 onwards is some decent talent

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1 hour ago, Older demon said:

For those with short memories here is the 2007 draft in which master was taken, There are some interesting names and he was taken pick 3 just before Cale Morton. McEvoy at 9 and Dangerfield at 10 with Rioli at 12 wow. Shows that the gems can be later than expected. Furthermore Tarrant at 15 harry taylor 17 and Alex Rance 18. For me I think we can do better than Masten

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Look at all those names we poo pooed to get Morton.

We're our own worst enemy.


1 hour ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Yes as a DFA, absolute upgrade on players we’ve already delisted and Stretch, JKH and Wagner. Let’s remember that our bottom six getting a game are very ordinary, I base how we’re looking at these six. Not every player we bring in can be a star but they can be an upgrade on our lower end players. 

When you take out Hurn and Jetta kicking it to you and take out the options of kicking it to Kennedy and Darling are we sure Masten is better than JKH and Stretch?

The basic stats on this year say he wasn't.

Upgrading the bottom end of the list is smart if you're upgrading to an AFL quality player, I'm not sure Masten still is one. I'd probably stick with one of our own guys who's still young enough to improve or take a chance with the draft.

5 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Look at all those names we poo pooed to get Morton.

We're our own worst enemy.

We should be rewarded for not screwing with the careers of Dangerfield, Rioli or Rance. Morton had a heap of talent and no development.

52 minutes ago, Darkhorse72 said:

Thats what I was talking about.10 onwards is some decent talent

Yeah for sure. Got substantially better from pick 10 onwards. 

 
1 hour ago, TeamPlayedFine39 said:

Yup.

I believe West Coast asked for picks 1 and 3 for Judd.  When Carlton refused, they asked for 3 and Kennedy.

My memory is 3 + 21 and Kennedy?

 

have I lost it?

 

Edit

Hmmmm, maybe it was 3 + 21 + Kennedy for Judd and crap pick?

Edited by faultydet


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