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Wow Hugh Goddard has been a big disappointment on the field  , wasn't he a first round pick? 

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    3 minutes ago, John Demonic said:

    Is Ben the runt of the litter? Never even heard of him until today.

    Ben Silvagni was drafted on name alone.

    They needed more Bens.

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    3 minutes ago, Elegt said:

    Wow Hugh Goddard has been a big disappointment on the field  , wasn't he a first round pick? 

    Early second round. Suffered an Achilles injury early on and was out for 12 months, struggled since. 

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    4 minutes ago, Elegt said:

    Wow Hugh Goddard has been a big disappointment on the field  , wasn't he a first round pick? 

    Yep, first round pick. There was a couple of free agent compos and a father/son pick, so he went pick 21 classed as first round.

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    3 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Early second round. Suffered an Achilles injury early on and was out for 12 months, struggled since. 

    So his Achilles heel was actually his Achilles heel.Tragic.

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    4 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

    Early second round. Suffered an Achilles injury early on and was out for 12 months, struggled since. 

    Poor bloke. Hate seeing promising youngsters turn into duds due to injury. I'm confident Jimmy Toumpas couldve been a great outside player had he not injured his hips in draft year. 

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    Isn't there another one or two Silvagni's yet to come?

    It's a ruthless game!

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    There will be quite a few they are holding onto just to have some options around trade time.

    -Some- of those may be of interest to fill our 18th to 25th spots, so to speak.

    But no, they will not trade the younger Curnow or Mr McKay.  I don't think they'd even do it for another Judd, after seeing Josh Kennedy personally outscore them so many times in the last ten years!

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