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WELCOME TO DEMONLAND - MITCH BROWN

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I reckon he's an upgrade on the Tim Smith/Cam Pederson role

I don't think so, for me. List clogger, I reckon.

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    No.

    He'll be 30 next year. If we want an experience mature tall then I'd rather Josh Walker.

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    Bit NQR and, all things considered, has done well with the talent and body that he has.

    Pass for me.

    I agree we could do with one key position player as insurance. Buzza, Walker and now Brown are available. I would definitely rookie Josh Walker if he is available.

    No thanks.

     

    Definite no  

    Must say this is a bit disappointing. He is about the 48th player people have suggested taking and I thought we would get to 50.


    I'll add to the chorus saying Josh Walker is the one mature tall who somewhat interests me. The reality is though I want to see Petty and Weideman given every chance at both ends of the ground, plus I'd like to recruit at least 1 young tall with our 5 remaining spots.

    On 10/30/2019 at 9:11 PM, dazzledavey36 said:

    No.

    He'll be 30 next year. If we want an experience mature tall then I'd rather Josh Walker.

    Totally agree 

    Walker is taller better mark and just as versatile!

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    The Age tomorrow is reporting that we are interested in picking up delisted Essendon forward Mitch Brown. 

     

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    I don't mind this!

    Although none of our players have started following him on Instagram, so probably not happening ?

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    Melbourne have emerged as a potential suitor for delisted Essendon forward Mitch Brown.

    The Bombers declined to offer Brown a new contract for 2020 despite the versatile tall kicking 21 goals from 16 AFL games this year, including a match-winning haul of four away to Adelaide in round 18.

    Industry sources have told The Age that Melbourne have shown interest in recruiting Brown.

    Melbourne show interest in Mitch Brown

     

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    Solid backup at the very least.

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    Wouldn't completely disregard Brown as a backup for 1 season at ether end, considering our key position players are quite injury prone...Walker would have been better but is going to North


    20 minutes ago, Clintosaurus said:

    Solid backup at the very least.

    Backup for the existing Mitch Brown thread?

    Gee wiz.

     

    Get out stakes in the last at Gawler.

    Always thought he had a good pair of hands and a pretty good kick.

    He could turn out to be an astute pick up

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    I had more interest in Walker, the reality is this is a post draft kind of decision. Or even later in the summer.

    I have my reasons for doubting Brown on a no [censored] policy which I'll keep to myself as well as overall talent. But if he's desperate for one last go and we are suddenly in the position where depth matters then I could change my mind.

    25 minutes ago, DeeZee said:

    Always thought he had a good pair of hands and a pretty good kick.

    He could turn out to be an astute pick up

    Of course...we are looking at him.

    What did you say when he was no.4 or 5 in the Essendon forward line?  Do you remember being concerned about him on the way the G earlier this year?

    I will give him one thing. He is a tad better than the Zac Clarke.

     


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