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40 minutes ago, Roost it far said:

The thing that worries me with these so called super drafts is in reality they only become super drafts 3-5 years down the track. There's been plenty of busts picked at 9. Whilst I trust JT to get them right we can ill afford to not nail the picks we get. There's no doubt 2, perhaps 3 standouts in the top 10 this year and I don't want Carlton taking the guy we're chasing. Twomey thinks we may try to trade our picks again, it's going to be interesting viewing that's for sure. 

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don’t worry Roost

Carlton are just as likely if not more so, to get their pick wrong

The top 10 is stacked. More than 2 or 3 guns 

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36 minutes ago, The Jackson FIX said:

Carlton just got pick 3 for 12, 14 and Matt Owies. WC then gives 14 for Liam Baker. That is horrendous business from Wet Toast. All of it. 

So West Coast lose pick 3 and they have to take Owies as well?!?

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When looking at these trades you have to bear in mind how this draft is rated. Carlton gave up a future first and second to get 14. We gave up a future first a second and a heap of lesser picks for 9. West Coast should get two good players at 12&14 plus Owies as steak knives. It’s a good deal for them. 
 

Carlton rumoured to be after FOS, I’m hoping we land Langford or Lalor so don’t mind them jumping into 3. 

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38 minutes ago, Demonland said:

 

Gotta be one of the worst trades I can recall, dees could have split pick 5 for that and given that to blues and then done the same trade, efficiency getting 3 for 5 for all the sense this trade makes

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25 minutes ago, Demonland said:

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Brisbane lost 228 points here... might mean they're willing to make those points up with 49 for Sharp, which is 287 points.

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