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15 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

The only thing I can think of here is that Sydney donโ€™t want to encourage teams to make high bids on academy picks given they have a few coming next year.ย 

Or, Occam's razor says that it is probably because they don't rate him as the best player at pick 5. Likely not even the best player of his type.

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11 minutes ago, Axis of Bob said:

Or, Occam's razor says that it is probably because they don't rate him as the best player at pick 5. Likely not even the best player of his type.

Then they kind of tricked GWS to trade up with Adelaide, which also tipped the Giants hand that they were getting ahead of a bid. Seems incredibly low risk for the Swans to bid. Surely Freo bid just to keep them honest. GWS arenโ€™t taking picks 40, 59 and 60, they are using them to match!ย 

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Not sure y we are so into this kid, under sized ruck by modern standards and not shown enough as a key fwd IMO and those are speculative enough as is with high picks, surely we need a player like Hayden Young more, hard to see any return on this kid inside the next 4 yearsย 

5 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

My mate, who goes for Fremantle, has been keeping a close eye on Jackson, this is what he had to say:ย 

โ€œIf Melbourne pick up Luke Jackson at pick 3 it will be an absolute prize... he is Josh Kennedy esk in the air and Nic Nat on the ground and probably Patty Ryder in the ruck... if you havenโ€™t watched his highlights tape, you should... he is full of talent and will dominate the comp for the next decadeโ€

A bit over the top or does anyone share his views? Obviously I hope heโ€™s spot on.ย 

Willย he still be available at pick 3?!

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34 minutes ago, Garbo said:

Not sure y we are so into this kid, under sized ruck by modern standards and not shown enough as a key fwd IMO and those are speculative enough as is with high picks, surely we need a player like Hayden Young more, hard to see any return on this kid inside the next 4 yearsย 

Looks like he could be an oversized mid...

On 11/25/2019 at 7:07 PM, Skuit said:

Yes, it does seem like Taylor is a bit of a basketball fan. I think I heard somewhere thatย Pendlebury used to play b'ball as well.ย ย 

Well, maybe if they donโ€™t work out, we could start a MFC Basketball team lead by Bradke and Jackson ?

6 minutes ago, monoccular said:

Well, maybe if they donโ€™t work out, we could start a MFC Basketball team lead by Bradke and Jackson ?

I can't believe Jason Taylor drafted Austin Bradtke instead of Ben Simmons :mad:

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2 minutes ago, John Demonic said:

I can't believe Jason Taylor drafted Austin Bradtke instead of Ben Simmons :mad:

We wanted the little bit extra Salary cap space ?

50 minutes ago, Ron Burgundy said:

Willย he still be available at pick 3?!

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Well......have a read of post #47 in the โ€˜Nearest the Pinโ€™ thread and youโ€™ll find the answer you seek.ย 


Iโ€™m off work at the moment soย watched almost the entire AFL Draft telecast via the app. Cal Twomey saidย that he had asked a number of recruiters who theyโ€™d take at three and he said the majority did not hesitate to say Jackson.

I know this fact wonโ€™t sway the Demonland experts but seriously cannot wait to giggle at the reaction on here to Jacksonโ€™s name being called at Pick 3.

8 minutes ago, the fork said:

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I know this fact wonโ€™t sway the Demonland experts but seriously cannot wait to giggle at the reaction on here to Jacksonโ€™s name being called at Pick 3.

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I have questioned the possible Jackson pick, as have many others.

If we take him, I will still be very excited. He will be a Demon player,ย  thats all that matters. Also I have been wanting the club for years to bring in some Xย  factor and flair,ย  and they are doing that.ย  Its great.

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7 minutes ago, the fork said:

Iโ€™m off work at the moment soย watched almost the entire AFL Draft telecast via the app. Cal Twomey saidย that he had asked a number of recruiters who theyโ€™d take at three and he said the majority did not hesitate to say Jackson.

I know this fact wonโ€™t sway the Demonland experts but seriously cannot wait to giggle at the reaction on here to Jacksonโ€™s name being called at Pick 3.

...and they all would have taken Scully at 1ย ahead of Martin at 3.

Let's hope we get the right one at 3.

6 hours ago, Older demon said:

The latest draft predictor from the Adelaide journo's has us taking Jackson at 3 and no bid on Green. Tactically GWS take Ash at 4 and Sydney make a bid for Green which GWS match ย so Green goes at 5. Sydney then get pick 6(Flanders) Adelaide have 7 (McAsey) Freo 8 ( Robertson a W.A. boy) Freo have next pick 8 (Stephens) Carlton bid for Henry at 10 which Freo match. That means Freo get picks 8,9,& 10 wow. At 11 Carlton may go for Serong leaving MFC with pick 12 and in this mock draft Young is still there and so is Picket.

Young might slide to 28, that would be great

1 jackson

10 pickett

28 young

Go home factor is impossible to ignore. It's going to be a big risk taking Jackson. I think he'll be good but Perth is just so different to Melbourne. Hope the club has interviewed the bejeesus out of him to make sure he's not a flight risk.


If young and taylor were both there at 28 i think we take taylor at this pick, we need goal kickers not hb flankers

1 hour ago, the fork said:

I know this fact wonโ€™t sway the Demonland experts but seriously cannot wait to giggle at the reaction on here to Jacksonโ€™s name being called at Pick 3.

Seriously hope youโ€™ll still be giggling in 4 years time and weโ€™reย all very happy campers.ย 

38 minutes ago, Paulo said:

Young might slide to 28, that would be great

1 jackson

10 pickett

28 young

Absolutely no chance that Young will be available at pick 28. He will be picked in the first round without a doubt.

1 hour ago, leucopogon said:

Go home factor is impossible to ignore. It's going to be a big risk taking Jackson. I think he'll be good but Perth is just so different to Melbourne. Hope the club has interviewed the bejeesus out of him to make sure he's not a flight risk.

Maybe we need to rethink the way we acclimatise Jackson to Melbourne. The current plan seems to beย boarding with a caring host family then quickly in to a share house with team mates in a nice inner city suburb with lots of things to see and do.

We might be better off just dumping him in a dilapidated house in Cranbourne (near to Casey) or even better Frankston (right by the beach) with a few meth addicted neighbours and plenty of bogan in the air. Buy him a jetski and he won't even know the difference (until June).

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A ruckman at pick 3. I still canโ€™t believe it.ย 

Lets hope he can develop into a fwdย 


Thinking he might be a Giants player come tomorrowย 

and we will have another Green in the red and blue.ย 

53 minutes ago, Patches Oโ€™houlihan said:

Thinking he might be a Giants player come tomorrowย 

and we will have another Green in the red and blue.ย 

And then we'll trade Gus for Hogan next year :laugh:

8 hours ago, leucopogon said:

Go home factor is impossible to ignore. It's going to be a big risk taking Jackson. I think he'll be good but Perth is just so different to Melbourne. Hope the club has interviewed the bejeesus out of him to make sure he's not a flight risk.

I don't particularly like comparing players with chattels andย I hope he doesn't want to leave, but if he's a good player and wants to go home, he's still a valuable asset. It's not like he would go home leaving us with nothing in return.

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20 hours ago, one_demon said:

A few years and he'llย want to go home to Perth

I Agree.ย  Why has there been very little on the go home factor especially to WA.ย  The processes now mean contracts are worthless if someone wants to leave compared to the old days. The kid might spend a year at Casey and wonder ' what the hell'.

I can see 5 - 6 years of a Jesse Hogan type angst each off season.

Be warned .

7 hours ago, Patches Oโ€™houlihan said:

Thinking he might be a Giants player come tomorrowย 

and we will have another Green in the red and blue.ย 

Word is we won't be bidding on Green because we are set on Jackson.


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