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Pies have asked the Suns for pick 12 in exchange for Noble, haha

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Ignore them paying pick 10 and 34 for Lachie Schultz and giving Ginnivan away for nothing last year.

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11 hours ago, KozzyCan said:

So how are we planning on filling all our list spots with only two live picks in the draft?

Teams can have as many picks as list spots. We don't have 2nd, 3rd or 4th round picks but we've got picks in rounds 5 onwards. These will come into play after round 4 is completed and clubs fill their lists or pass on their pick to retain list spots for DFA or SSP. Our last pick will come in and won't be beyond the 60s, that's the maximum number of NDs in recent years.

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54 minutes ago, old55 said:

Teams can have as many picks as list spots. We don't have 2nd, 3rd or 4th round picks but we've got picks in rounds 5 onwards. These will come into play after round 4 is completed and clubs fill their lists or pass on their pick to retain list spots for DFA or SSP. Our last pick will come in and won't be beyond the 60s, that's the maximum number of NDs in recent years.

At this stage we will probably have 5 list spots to fill. So 3 more after 5+9. Taking the last three picks in the draft doesn't excite me much. Are there any DFA's we're looking at?

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Any truth to the rumour that GWS initially tried to trade the blow up doll to Essendon for Stringer but in the end included it as part of his salary package? 

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Shai Bolton will have the biggest influence imo

Freo are now a genuine premiership threat with the best young midfield in the league. Plus Treacy, Amiss and Bolton and a solid back 6

Dark horse is Lukosius  to finally mature and become consistent.  Playing HB/wing

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