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Who will be captain next week?

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James McDonald - hands down. Without a doubt. He's the most consistent and evergreen player down at Melbourne.

Go JUNIOR!

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    James 'Junior' Mcdonald would be my first choice captain, followed by

    Green

    Bruce

    Rivers

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    How bout Ward. He is probably the only player that would back us to win. (Even if it is at the TAB.)

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    i think they will assign a captain (bruce/green) and then ask ever other senior member to lift there arses off the ground and help out the youngins!!

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    i think they will assign a captain (bruce/green) and then ask ever other senior member to lift there arses off the ground and help out the youngins!!

    Still no word on who will be captain?

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    He'll have to come out of the current leadership group......

    Anyway, I choose Green out the limited choices we have.

    Green would be my "best of the bunch" option as well, but I think it will probably go to Bruce.

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    Still no word on who will be captain?

    I reckon we'll have to wait until the finalised squad tomorrow.

    Maybe tune into Gaddy on the footy show. There's something happening with Daniher and Sam Newman. Maybe he'll shed some light there.

    Might even say something about Col.

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    Green was sensational last year when he captained. He played well and a few times drifted down to defence to help out and took a telling mark in the last qtr.

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