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I was at Marvel Stadium yesterday and first time I watched Mac Andrew livevand he certainly stood out. He will become a star defensive footballer. Maybe he can be lured to Princes Park post 2025 ... 🤔😁

So he was part of the Dees NGA academy? Might mean he has some positive connections with MFC. The Dees should definitely work on trying to get him to MFC!

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On 26/05/2024 at 04:05, No. 31 said:

I was at Marvel Stadium yesterday and first time I watched Mac Andrew livevand he certainly stood out. He will become a star defensive footballer. Maybe he can be lured to Princes Park post 2025 ... 🤔😁

So he was part of the Dees NGA academy? Might mean he has some positive connections with MFC. The Dees should definitely work on trying to get him to MFC!

 

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On 26/05/2024 at 11:05, No. 31 said:

I was at Marvel Stadium yesterday and first time I watched Mac Andrew livevand he certainly stood out. He will become a star defensive footballer. Maybe he can be lured to Princes Park post 2025 ... 🤔😁

So he was part of the Dees NGA academy? Might mean he has some positive connections with MFC. The Dees should definitely work on trying to get him to MFC!

Are you a Blues or Dees supporter???????

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59 minutes ago, DistrACTION Jackson said:

Wtf is a second team?

Who knows. I hate all teams except Melbourne on different scales. Perhaps it's the team you hate least?

 

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17 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Who knows. I hate all teams except Melbourne on different scales. Perhaps it's the team you hate least?

 

Nailed it.

Mine is GC.

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14 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Who knows. I hate all teams except Melbourne on different scales. Perhaps it's the team you hate least?

 

Historically my second team is whoever is playing Collingwood, so I last week I probably could have been swayed into buying a GC membership.  

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2 hours ago, whatwhat say what said:

just another thing to blame barassi for, i reckon

If it was good enough for RDB, it is good enough for me (actually wearing my Demons polo top at Incheon Airport right now as I type this) 😁

 

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2 hours ago, layzie said:

Historically my second team is whoever is playing Collingwood, so I last week I probably could have been swayed into buying a GC membership.  

I always barrack against the Pies too 😁

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I have heaps of second teams. 

Whoever is playing against Collingwood.

Whoever is playing against Celtic. 

Whoever is playing against England. 

Whoever is playing against an NFC Central team that isn't the Packers. 

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5 hours ago, YesitwasaWin4theAges said:

Harry Mckay would have been nice at pick 9 instead on Sam Weidemann in the 2015 draft.

 

McKay x 2, Curnow, Hipwood, Himmelberg... any of them

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6 hours ago, YesitwasaWin4theAges said:

Harry Mckay would have been nice at pick 9 instead on Sam Weidemann in the 2015 draft.

 

 

38 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

McKay x 2, Curnow, Hipwood, Himmelberg... any of them

We do tend to dwell on that draft quite a bit. 
Just had a look at Cal top 30 draft ratings a couple of weeks before the draft. He had Curnow one spot ahead of Sam at 8&9. This was a week before Curnow was done for drink driving and I think there was question marks over his attitude. Hipwood was 14 and Harry and Ben were 21&24. 
He also had Clayton Oliver at 11. We took him at pick 4. Cal had another tall in Josh Schache rated as the 4th best in the draft. 
 

Of course we with hindsight we would have been better taking one of those other talls before Sam but we also could have taken Schache instead of Oliver. 
 

In 2017 we picked Spargo at pick 29. Tom De Koning went the pick after. 


You can always look back and say we could have picked player x instead of player y, can’t always get them right and picking Sam seems to be in line with the player ratings at the time.

 


 

 

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