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Cale Morton shows he will be the best we have had since Lyon and Flower (DB has big wraps on this kid)

Aussie will be listed and become another Flash (DB said this was a possibility).

Miller will recommence playing the aggressive in your face style of a couple of years ago (DB said at the Leighoak breakfast that this WOULD HAPPEN).

Like Miller Jamar will show the mongrel he has been hiding to compensate for his lack of mobility and competition from PJ and Meeson.

Jones will be the midfield standout (DB said this guy has Cousins type gut running ability).

Brock will step up from his 2006 season

Sylvia to step up at last.

Cale Morton shows he will be the best we have had since Lyon and Flower (DB has big wraps on this kid)

Aussie will be listed and become another Flash (DB said this was a possibility).

Miller will recommence playing the aggressive in your face style of a couple of years ago (DB said at the Leighoak breakfast that this WOULD HAPPEN).

Like Miller Jamar will show the mongrel he has been hiding to compensate for his lack of mobility and competition from PJ and Meeson.

Jones will be the midfield standout (DB said this guy has Cousins type gut running ability).

Brock will step up from his 2006 season

Sylvia to step up at last.

 

Must add to my last post:

Dunn to step up to be a mid/forward who kicks goals. DB said at the breakfast that Dunn is exceptionally competitive and has what it takes to play mid as well as forward. DB likes this guy. Said he is a 193cm mid who can kick goals.

Miller finally finds his true position at FF after Neita pulls up lame.

He handballs once to a stationary player with his back turned towards him in the goal square and is given the Farmer/Lyon tape.

Never looks back and kicks 40 in the last 10 rounds.


Buckley to go top 3 in the Rising Star Award, maybe even win it.

PJ holding down the #1 ruck spot by seasons end.

Robbo kicks 50+ goals and leads our goalkicking again.

Rivers and Moloney tie in the B&F award

Jack Grimes to ease into the team mid-year and have 80 possessions in the final 3 rounds.

Colin Sylvia to finally emerge and become consistently influential to our games, instead of in patches.

Jared Rivers to have some luck with his body.

A replacement #1 ruck appears from our stocks, while the other big men firm up positions as aggressive big men down back and forward.

Melbourne to have a ball-tearing rip-snorting 150th and make finals.

 

MFC next year to draft BIG AL to stiffen the backline :lol: , also we get brent grgec and while we are at it we will recruite darren kowel HA HA AND MORE HAAS sorry i can not dream any more.


Nathan Jones to appear for Round 1 with a full head of flowing, blonde, curly hair

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