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Ash, who would you take to Essendon?

Essendons needs are a little different. Our midfield is poor, and while our backline is ok, with Fletcher and Micheal the wrong side of 30, that could do with some help.

Adel - B.Rutten [best full back, can always do with a player like him]

Bris - J.Brown [TGNTT - too good not to take, although Power would suit us as well]

Carl - M.Murphy [great young prospect]

Coll - S.Pendleburt [see above]

Frem - M.Pavlich [TGNTT]

Geel -G.Ablett Jnr [would give our midfield a lift]

Haw - J.Lewis [i'm a fan of him, not so much a fan of Franklin]

Kang - B.Harvey [has pace]

Melb - Either J.Rivers or B.McLean [your best defender and midfielder]

Port - C.Cornes [TGNTT]

Rich - Probably Deledio

StKil - N.Dal Santo [their best mid]

Syd - Not sure, pretty even team. Perhaps A.Goodes.

WCE - C.Judd [TGNTT]

WB - A.Cooney [has pace]

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I still don't know why we didnt pick up Daniel Connors. I claimed him when he was playing for Vic Country...yet he managed to slide down the draft order till about pick 50. Ridiculous. He has Hodge like qualities..and yes..I do think he will be as good.

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Adelaide - Ben Rutten (We need a FB)

Brisbane - Jonathon Brown

Carlton - Carazzo

Collingwood - Heath Shaw

Essendon - Matthew LLoyd

Fremantle - Matthew Pavlich

Geelong - Garry Ablett

Hawthorn - Cambell Brown

Kangaroos - Harvey

Port Adelaide - Chad Cornes

Richmond - King

St. Kilda - Matthew Maguire

Sydney - Kenelly

West Coast - Dean Cox

Western Bulldogs - Brad Johnson

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Adelaide - Ben Rutten (quality defender)

Brisbane - Jonathon Brown (can win a game off his own boot)

Carlton - Heath Scotland (running defender with classy foot skills)

Collingwood - Scott Pendlebury (up and coming midfielder, only 19yrd)

Essendon - Alwyn Davey (2 davey's in the one team!!!)

Fremantle - Matthew Pavlich (see jonathan brown)

Geelong - Garry Ablett (absolute superstar)

Hawthorn - Buddy Franklin (freak!!!)

Kangaroos - Brent Harvey (very consistant midfielder who can kick goals)

Port Adelaide - Chad Cornes (can play back,midfield or forward, what more do you want)

Richmond - Nathan Foley (under-rated midfielder who keeps racking impressing)

St. Kilda - Nick Riewoldt (see pavlich or brown)

Sydney - Brett Kirk (tagger and a true leader)

West Coast - Dean Cox (best ruckman in the comp)

Western Bulldogs - Brad Johnson (31yrd and is still improving)

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Adelaide - Ben Rutten

Brisbane - Jonathan Brown

Carlton - Brendan Fevola

Collingwood - Dale Thomas

Essendon - Scott Lucas

Fremantle - Matthew Pavlich

Geelong - Garry Ablett

Hawthorn - Lance Franklin

Kangaroos - Hamish McIntosh

Port Adelaide - Chad Cornes

Richmond - Brett Deledio

St. Kilda - Nick Riewoldt

Sydney - Adam Goodes

West Coast - Chris Judd

Western Bulldogs - Brian Harris

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Adelaide - B Rutten

Brisbane - J Brown

Carlton - M Murphy

Collingwood - T Lockyer (despite the smell)

Essendon - M LLoyd

Fremantle - M Pavlich

Geelong - P Chapman

Hawthorn - L Franklin

Kangaroos - S Grant

Port Adelaide - K Cornes

Richmond - Nah..

St. Kilda - N Dal Santo

Sydney - Kennelly (d'ya have any Irish in ya? Would ya like some?)

West Coast - Gotta be Judd, though Cox could be more useful positionally.

Western Bulldogs - B Johnson

Scary how similar a lot of these lists are.

I like the idea of the list of young players someone suggested. Throw em all together and win for a decade.

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I still don't know why we didnt pick up Daniel Connors. I claimed him when he was playing for Vic Country...yet he managed to slide down the draft order till about pick 50. Ridiculous. He has Hodge like qualities..and yes..I do think he will be as good.

why whats wrong with james frawely lol :P

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Adelaide - B Rutten

Brisbane - J Brown

Carlton - M Murphy

Collingwood - Dale Thomas

Essendon - Laycock (gunna be a star)

Fremantle - M Pavlich

Geelong - Scarlett or Ablett

Hawthorn - L Franklin

Kangaroos - Jesse Smith or McIntosh

Port Adelaide - C Cornes

Richmond - Brown or Delideo??

St. Kilda - Reiwoldt

Sydney - C Bolton

West Coast - Judd or Kerr i really cant decide

Western Bulldogs - Higgins

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I still don't know why we didnt pick up Daniel Connors. I claimed him when he was playing for Vic Country...yet he managed to slide down the draft order till about pick 50. Ridiculous. He has Hodge like qualities..and yes..I do think he will be as good.

I must admit he looked very good is a losing team against Geelong on Saturday. I knew very little about him before the weekend, but he looks Ok.

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How could anyone pick dal santo over Riewoldt?

Glad none of you are involved in with the club. Actually, come to think of it maybe you are.

It's not a bad point, and I'm a massive Riewoldt fan. But it depends on needs. Essendon need an A-Grade mid fielder, whereas with Lloyd and Lucas in the side, a key forward isn't as important.

I think Melbourne need both. Jones, McLean and McDonald provide some grunt, with TJ being the only real silk. I would think Dal Santo would fit in there nicely. As would Riewoldt, but you can only pick one.

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Adelaide - Brett Burton - HFF

Brisbane - Jonathon Brown - CHF

Carlton - Jarrod Waite - KPP

Collingwood - Tarkyn Lockyer - Running Defender

Essendon - Dustin Fletcher - KP Defender

Fremantle - Matthew Pavlich - KP Forward

Geelong - Give me Garry - Running Mid

Hawthorn - Lance Franklin - KP Forward

Kangaroos - Brent Harvey - Running Mid

Port Adelaide - Chad Cornes - Versatile

Richmond - Brett Delidio - Running Wing

St. Kilda - Nick Dal Santo - Running Wing

Sydney - Brett Kirk - In & Under Mid

West Coast - Dean Cox - Ruckman

Western Bulldogs - Brian Harris - Full Back

Perhaps the AFL should let us take anyone from each team for our 150th b'day...

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Adelaide: Ben Rutten

Brisbane: Jonathan Brown, followed by Jed Adcock

Carlton: Bryce Gibbs

Collingwood: Heath Shaw

Essendon: Matthew Lloyd

Fremantle: Matthew Pavlich

Geelong: Gary Ablett

Hawthorn: Sam Mitchell

Kangaroos: Glenn Archer 14 years ago (if that doesn't count, then Daniel Harris will have to do)

Port Adelaide: Chad Cornes

Richmond: Axel Foley

St. Kilda: Nick Riewoldt

Sydney: Adam Goodes

West Coast: Chris Judd

Western Bulldogs: Enry Higgins

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