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I don't use this term on Melbourne players but I will with McHenry.. He is a genuine spud, please do not go near him. We're trying to improve our list, not make it worse with crabs like McHenry.

Yeah I feel Sims has been underrated throughout the year. Wouldn't mind picking him if he'd still there later down the track.

Shanahan and Armstrong are way ahead of him as a forward prospect.

Taura is not what we need. The other 3 fit the bill though.

One source went as far as saying that the jobs of premiership coach Simon Goodwin and Head of Football Alan Richardson are no longer safe; such is the scepticism over the intentions of some.

Yep. Here's the crew.

Pretty sure that's the main reason for the trade. Just had twins and there is zero family support for them up in Sydney where as Wade has family down in Melbourne.

Wayne's just come off a big week celebrating the 1964 premiership so just go easy on him would ya..

Goody a bit slurry on the speech there..

Heard the interview with Jason McCartney this morning. He was very adamant that Derksen would not be traded. Disappointing as I was one who was excited with his potential and ability.

My god that was terrific by Gus. Make him CEO/President.

Well clearly that's not the case.

My money on JVR to win the junior leadership award.

Some heavy competition, and unfortunately probably some are in a better position to offer more then what we can.

Can someone post full article

Saints now have picks 7 and 8. Would the Saints come for Oliver knowing that either those picks would get the deal done?

I'd add Tholstrup to that mix also. Hynes and one of those other elite junior mids keeps us contending for another few years.

Thanks to @layzie for providing me full article of draft propsect from The Age. When I was reading through this one pricked my ears. 27. Cooper Hynes Dandenong Stingrays/Vic Metro Midfielder/forward, 190cm, 28/2/2006 Talent League stats (avg): 23.7 disposals, 4.7 clearances, 1.5 goals The Age’s August top 30: N/A Hynes makes his debut in our rankings after an eye-catching season where his powerful and aggressive playing style drew comparisons with ex-North Melbourne captain Jack Ziebell and current Roo Cam Zurhaar. West Coast and Melbourne are two of his biggest fans, but there are other clubs that would not consider him in this draft range. Hynes’ endurance will need to improve if he is to play any meaningful midfield minutes in the AFL, but his forward craft and clearance work are rated highly. He and Langford provided a strong one-two punch for the Stingrays. @Adam The God This would make sense if we're trying to get an early pick in the teens as Hynes would be our clear target. A combination of a O'Sullivan/Langford/Lalor and Hynes would be mouth watering.

You say some bizarre things but sure this is a genuine pisstake right?

Can you PM mate?

Can you post full article please?

Jimmy Allen was a natural ball magnet whatever level he played. A gun footballer at suburban/semi professional level.

I agree, it's been handled extremely poorly. Start off by getting rid of Pert for starters. This wouldn't be handled so poorly under Peter Jacksons and Josh Mahoneys watch. Look at the way we professionally handled the Jack Watts and Jesse Hogan scenario.