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12 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Plan?

there is no plan

No plan

‘But seriously Nev, how you holding

for a plan? I'm a bit bloody broke.’

‘What are you talking about?’

‘Plan’ 🤌

‘There's no plan here!

Here, there's no plan, alright?

Plan, NO, Robbo?’

‘No Plan.’

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    3 hours ago, Wizard of Koz said:

    I heard somewhere that the Suns only are allowed to bid on 2 Academy players if they make the finals and there are 2 standouts in front of White. atm. Maybe thats wishful thinking and we know things can change in season quickly such as form and AFL policies.

    They are certainties to make finals.

    no, that was quietly removed with the change to the new points allocations

    the northern franchises have full access to as many academy selections as they want to / can take

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    15 hours ago, whatwhat say what said:

    no, that was quietly removed with the change to the new points allocations

    the northern franchises have full access to as many academy selections as they want to / can take

    If I was GCS I'd use points (assuming you can still combine trash picks) and then park him in the VFL for two years. If he does okay you can then trade him for a high second or low first.

    It's a variation of the original GWS draft and trade ploy. One problem is that Tasmania will take a lot of quality players.

    If we finish bottom 4 this year would we use our second round pick on KW?

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    Not worried about who rucks after Max. We'll find someone servicable to do the job. Key forwards and key backs much bigger issues.

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