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The List Manager

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in Melbourne Demons

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9 hours ago, bing181 said:

Laughable.

Jason Taylor: "Duties include Managing the National/International Recruiting and Talent Identification programs, member of the List Management Committee ..."

Laughable if you think Taylor recruits players from other clubs

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    Don’t know if this has had a run anywhere else:

    Riley Beveridge says Fritsch going nowhere, he and club both want him to stay next year. Josh Gabelich says the same thing about Lever.

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    With the form McDonald is in he deserves another contract.

    B: Turner, May, McVee

    HB: Salem, McDonald, Rivers

    C: Culley (a), Petracca, Langford

    HF: Bowey, Petty, Chandler

    F: Fritsch, Kentfield (a), Melksham

    FOLL: Gawn, Viney, Pickett

    IC: Lindsay, Windsor, Langdon, Oliver

    SUB: Howes

    Casey

    B: Lever, Adams, Berry (b)

    HB: Sestan (a), Derksen, Moniz-Wakefield (a)

    C: Sinemma, Laurie, Sharp

    HF: Mentha (b), Johnson, Henderson (a)

    F: McAdam, van Rooyen, Jefferson

    FOLL: Campbell, Tholstrup, Sparrow

    IC: Verrall (a), White, 2nd rounder

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    initially i was thinking TMac to retire however i think both he and Melky should continue for another year.

    Out - Fullerton, Woewodin, Hore, Henderson, Billings

    In - White (FS), Sinnema (NGA),

    Dees linked - Derksen, M.Heath, M.Lewis

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    I hope it will be a summer of significant change.

    In the assumed absence of players wanting to be traded out, I would delist:
    - Billings
    - McDonald (or replace with TMac with Campbell if we trade in a backup ruck)
    - Spargo
    - Woewodin
    - Fullarton
    - Laurie (Delist & Re-Rookie for final year of contract)
    - (R) Henderson
    - (R) Hore
    - (R) One of Sestan / K Brown

    Which gives us the space to add:
    - ND Second Round Pick (Currently #24)
    - Toby Sinnema
    - Kalani White
    - Trade in Wade Derksen
    - Player X via Trade / FA / SSP
    - Player Y via Trade / FA / SSP

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    9 minutes ago, Whispering_Jack said:

    I would definitely keep Clarrie. This was a year for confidence building after a challenging 2024 season. I have a feeling that he will be back to his best form next year.

    As long as he plays 4 quarters. His stats look good until you realise he got like 10 disposals in 1 quarter.

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    36 minutes ago, Fritta and Turner said:

    As long as he plays 4 quarters. His stats look good until you realise he got like 10 disposals in 1 quarter.

    Would that perhaps be the quarter we scored 7 goals against a finals contender perhaps?

    It’s almost like when Clarry plays well we are a better team.

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    Someone on another thread seemed to hint that TMac would not be playing on

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    INJURED DEE CHASING EXTENSION - from HUN

    Injured Melbourne playmaker Andy Moniz-Wakefield is set to win a one-year extension as the Dees line up a long list of out-of-contract players.

    The Demons have been working to sign up defender Judd McVee and have to make calls on a bunch of others on the list, including veteran Tom McDonald and premiership player Charlie Spargo.

    Injured Dee Andy Moniz-Wakefield is hoping to secure a new deal. Picture: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images.

    Evergreen forward Jake Melksham and summer signing Jai Culley are both performing well while waiting on a new deal.

    Moniz-Wakefield, 21, should lock down a one-year extension in coming weeks, having had his 2025 ruined by a ruptured ACL.

    The former Category B signing broke through last year to play six senior games, showing glimpses of dash off the back flank

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    On 11/08/2025 at 18:09, Demongirl35 said:

    In M.Heath Flanders Mihocek

    Out Billings Fullarton Hore

    Is a good start

    How do we get Sam Flanders? I think he’d be a great addition but we don’t have the draft capital, players to trade or salary cap room imv

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    21 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    How do we get Sam Flanders? I think he’d be a great addition but we don’t have the draft capital, players to trade or salary cap room imv

    This trade would probably require us to trade one of Petracca or Oliver and then move those picks the other way to the Suns.

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    6 hours ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    How do we get Sam Flanders? I think he’d be a great addition but we don’t have the draft capital, players to trade or salary cap room imv

    Trade Oliver Lever or Trac

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    On 01/08/2025 at 09:36, dazzledavey36 said:

    How has Fullarton been cruelled by injury??

    Pretty much played a whole season at VFL level last year and this year.

    Lets just accept the fact that hes simply not good at all and injury has played no role in that.

    I see Fullarton was named as our best in the last Casey match, yet not mentioned in goal kickers . So, are they trying him in defence ? Athletic type, might he have a future at CHB?

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    6 minutes ago, Farmer said:

    I see Fullarton was named as our best in the last Casey match, yet not mentioned in goal kickers . So, are they trying him in defence ? Athletic type, might he have a future at CHB?

    Fullarton played well at CHB versus the Lions last week. His ability to cover ground and cover aerially was good. Bug he lacks physical pressure and smarts. Very good VFL type (like quite a few in our list) but not imv up to AFL quality. He will likely be delisted at year end.

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