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Brock Mclean vs Nathan Jones

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in Melbourne Demons

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For us ... right now ... Nathan Jones by a street!

Would we have got more than pick 11 for Jones?

PS. Demonland should go the way of the AFL and effectively outlaw the bump.

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    I'd probably say McLean will have the better career if injury is kind to him. Has special leadership qualities on-field (certainly not off-field at the moment) and is one of the rare MFC players that opposition fans highly rate.

    But for some reason, I hope Jones has the better career.

    Now I can identify the fact as to why I wanted Jones to have the better career ;)

    Edited by Bring-Back-Powell

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    Would we have got more than pick 11 for Jones?

    Exactly my thoughts.

    The question is otherwise redundant now McLean has left. Jones has a grrat opportunity to step up and continue his improvement from last year.

    PS. Demonland should go the way of the AFL and effectively outlaw the bump.

    Cagey thought

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    Thinking about this now, I say Jones is more valuable, and am glad that we kept him and lost Brock, not the other way around. There isn't a huge amount of 21-year-olds who have played 70 games. I think the upside for Jones can be large. Still so young. I think a lot of people think of him in the Rivers/Sylvia et al age bracket, when he is in the same age group as Petterd and Wonnaeamirri. He could be a 250-gamer for MFC.

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    PS. Demonland should go the way of the AFL and effectively outlaw the bump.

    As long as there is no head high contact, the bump can stay. B)

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    You don't see too many 4th bumps on threads...

    Interesting.

    Oh, who is more valuable?

    Couldn't care less, couldn't give a sh!t.

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    Couldn't care less, couldn't give a sh!t.

    Joe the cameraman!

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    Joe the cameraman!

    Penny for the smart lady.

    Where's that from? It's a tough one.

    Niche.

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