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The Compromised 2020 Draft

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"Joel Jeffrey (Gold Coast Suns) – Linked to the club via NT
Brodie Lake (Gold Coast Suns) – Linked to the club via NT"

Two players in one year via NT - is this the zone we lost when the AFL gave concessions to Gold Coast last year?

Did we ever get compensation?

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    More compromised than when gws had 7 of the first 12 picks or whatever 7 years ago? 

    doubt it

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    52 minutes ago, joshua said:

    So by the looks of it we’re getting deakyn smith i assume

    Do we pick ours by the sounding of their names. Deakyn.  Smith.   Is he from Skefs.?

     

    Please, can we find some more mongrels out there with skills.   And forget the christian scools.?

    Lets have some more names,  that Captain Blood could not pronounce.

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    1 hour ago, Tony Tea said:

    Reef McInnes? REEF? Good grief.

    Plays on half back, provides a great barrier no one can get past

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    4 hours ago, Tony Tea said:

    Reef McInnes? REEF? Good grief.

    Bet you his nickname is Nemo

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    All these draft concessions are a perfect analogy for capitalism. Somehow you know the whole system is corrupt, but your own small hand-outs are enough to keep you from complaining about system. We got Viney for cheap, but where else have we really benefited compared to all the other clubs? 

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    Named after Reef - Place your Hands

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