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DRAFT DAY TWO: THE 2022 AFL NATIONAL DRAFT

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1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

So happy for Caleb Mitchell.

That Dylan Stephens wing role looked wide open in the prelim and grand final (less so against us)

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    3 minutes ago, DeeSpencer said:

    Topped up in the trade period and now have replacements on deck for Ben Brown and May.

    After getting Lever and McDonald replacements in Turner and JVR last year.

    Plus a big hand next year to hammer midfield and quality flankers.

    Get some pace and special skills in the rookie draft please 

    Lever replacement? Isn't he 25?

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    Swans want a side of 22 flankers. Thought their mindset might change a bit post grandfinal.

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    With the Chandler upgrade, how many available spots on our rookie list do we have?

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    Just now, Mickey said:

    Lever replacement? Isn't he 25?

    Going on 40 this year. Maybe back up is a better word for it. There’s room for 4 talls and/or Disco covering all 3 of the main guys in the short term (or Petty forward)

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    Anyone have any info on Jed Adams?

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    3 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

    With the Chandler upgrade, how many available spots on our rookie list do we have?

    I’ve got it at 3. Turner, McVee, D Smith and 3 spare. Assume we only use 1-2 in the rookie draft, keeping spots for mid season or SSP 

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    Pretty underwhelming, given all the hype about us possibly trading up. 

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    Can't trade up if no other club wants to do the deal, unfortunately.  It's a sellers' market.

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    1 minute ago, Mickey said:

    Pretty underwhelming, given all the hype about us possibly trading up. 


    obviously we valued keeping a stronger draft hand next year over what was available... or other clubs were taking the p*ss with what they were asking to trade up.

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    Glad we kept Freo's pick. I'm looking forward to the death ride next season

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    Keeler and Lemmey both gone.  I wonder if we've got a ruck in mind for the rookie list.

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    Jeez he said his mum wouldn’t be happy if he had to move interstate, bloody hell.!!!

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    4 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

    Who are you talking about, DZ?

    Jed Adam’s.!!

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    7 minutes ago, DeeZone said:

    Jeez he said his mum wouldn’t be happy if he had to move interstate, bloody hell.!!!

    Who?

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