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7 hours ago, Colm said:

I think people here might be looking at at the effect the Tassie team might have on the talent pool and our list are looking at it wrong. 
With JT and Lamb heading our recruitment we should be looking at how we can use this to our advantage. 
The new club will have a bounty of picks they are will to part with. Over the past lot of years our recruitment team has come out in top of a vast majority of trades we have been involved with. 
On top of that we enter the this years draft with the strongest hand we have had in years. 
Yes it will be a tricky time to manage our list going forward but with JT and Lamb making the calls I think we are better placed than anybody else to manage it very well. 

I'm more concerned that the Tasmanian team will pinch Jason Taylor and/or Tim Lamb. They're going to have to develop a strong off-field team and I think everyone here would agree that Taylor and Lamb have proven they are of the highest quality.

 
3 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

I'm more concerned that the Tasmanian team will pinch Jason Taylor and/or Tim Lamb. They're going to have to develop a strong off-field team and I think everyone here would agree that Taylor and Lamb have proven they are of the highest quality.

yeah, i'm a bit the same - at some point either another club (or, more likely, the afl) will make a huge offer to one or both them

i know the pear's chris davies gets talked up as a possible football ops manager at the afl, but i reckon tim lamb would be just as good

4 hours ago, deanox said:

I pulled my data from here, have not confirmed it's accuracy.

https://www.zerohanger.com/your-afl-teams-state-by-state-list-breakdown-133368/

Interesting. My data is from zero hanger as well😂. This one names the 24. Not sure all 24 have played senior footy yet though?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.zerohanger.com/which-afl-players-are-from-tasmania-expansion-130042/amp/

 

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