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u gotta admire the the way he played football though..

scarlett is the same height as carroll.. so in saying that we wont win a premiership with carroll is rubbish imo.. well geelong did with scarlett. yes i know scarlett is better but carroll like everyone else this year went downhill. in 2006 carroll was close to all australian full back. if u wanna get rid of carroll then good luck waiting another 3-4 years waiting for frawley to mature properly. Carroll is important

i hate daniel chick :angry:

HERO! B)

has been delisted by port power.. i was very surprised as this is the bloke that got 38 disposal in last years TAC cup grand final. he is like nathan foley all over again. quick, tough and skillfull. couple of games this year in the SNAFL he racked up 30 to 40 disposals a game. i think he was injured towards the end of the year so that could have played a part in his delisting. trust me this guy is a machine as i have played against him before and he is just an amazing player. i seriously hope we have a good look at him because pacy hard inside midfielders like him is what we need

Josh Mahoney is highly rated because his love for working with the younger kids. he was mentor for Robert Grey and Justin Westoff. This two players are gonna be gun players aswell! he might help us with the likes of bate and newton.

what was his resposne jaded

Alex Lee, Nathan Batsanis and Peter Hardy all delisted from port power

Ricky Dyson anyone? super quick, uses the ball well and tough aswell. hasn't really cemented a good spot for the dons and with Davey and jetta rising next year along with bachar houli i sorta cant see Dyson having a spot in there lineup

Mark Jamar would be quicker then hasleby

wat are peoples thoughts on him?? was playing backline for sandy for most of the year but i reckon he is more of a forward who can kick big goals. accurate kick, quick and has vice like grip. how many games would you expect him to play?

justin sweeney and phillip raymond have being delisted from the saints

TO THE end, the James Hird legend grows. The 34-year-old last night won the Crichton Medal after being judged Essendon's best-and-fairest player for the fifth time. James Hird's sublime performance in his final game, the Round 22 loss to the West Coast Eagles at Subiaco, was what secured his fifth Crichton Medal. Picture: Tim Carrafa It was a popular and emotional win in front of 1000 fans and gave Hird yet another send-off in what has been a remarkable final season. Hird secured victory with votes in his final game at Subiaco against West Coast in Round 22. He finished with 251 votes, despite missing five games with a calf injury. Hird accepted his medal last night on stage at the Crown Palladium to a standing ovation. "Sentiment got in the way in the last round and got me over the line," Hird said. He recalled last year and his injury problems and thanked former coach Kevin Sheedy, wife Tania, captain Matthew Lloyd and fitness chief John Quinn for convincing him to play on. "I'm so glad I did because I lived out everything I wanted to live out," Hird said. "This year, in some ways, has been my most enjoyable." He told of letters he received from teammates on the eve of his last game and how he cried when he read them. "Thank you, I'll never, ever forget this club," Hird said. "I'd have no hesitation, as my mother and father did when they dropped me off 17 years ago, I'd have no hesitation dropping my two boys off if they are good enough." Hird scored 19 and 26 in the last two games to beat All-Australian defender Dustin Fletcher by two votes. Third place was shared by onballer Mark McVeigh and forward Scott Lucas on 223 votes. Hird's victory was close to being upstaged by the naming of Adam Ramanauskas as the club's most courageous player. Ramanauskas returned from two operations to remove tumors in his shoulder-neck area and played five senior games, his first against Geelong in Round 14. New coach Matthew Knights announced last night that Ramanauskas and Heath Hocking would both be promoted from the rookie list in 2008. First-year speedster Alwyn Davey won the rising star award, despite missing most of the second half of the season with a broken arm. Behind McVeigh and Lucas in the best-and-fairest were Adam McPhee (220 votes), Brent Stanton (197), skipper Matthew Lloyd (192), Damien Peverill (183), Andrew Welsh (153) and Jobe Watson (141). Young defender Kepler Bradley won the best-and-fairest award for the Bendigo Bombers, Essendon's feeder team in the VFL. And the Daniher name looks set to return to Windy Hill with 18-year-old Darcy Daniher, the son of Essendon and Sydney star Anthony Daniher, nominating Essendon as his club of choice under the new father-son rule. Veteran utility Mark Bolton is the latest Bomber to retire, after 124 games in 11 years. Young defender Kepler Bradley won the best-and-fairest award for the Bendigo Bombers, Essendon's feeder team in the VFL. In other news, the Daniher name looks set to return to Windy Hill with 18-year-old Darcy Daniher, the son of Essendon and Sydney star Anthony Daniher, nominating Essendon as his club of choice under the new father-son rule. Daniher was among the best players for the Calder Cannons in their Grand Final day victory over the Murray Bushrangers. Veteran utility Mark Bolton is the latest Bomber to retire, after 124 games in 11 years. i wonder if people like this guy just write up articles like this and dont have the brains to read over it again just to look for mistakes even i read over my essays after i finsh them

mark bolton from essendon has retired at the ripe age of 27.

meesen is very keen to come to us.. has already agreed to a contract

Isn't our development coach Mark Williams from sandy??

i think these players are worth looking at during trade week and so on. i think we also have the right player tp offer aswell Damon White 194cm 95kg a tall forward who is seeking a trade and i for one rate him highly. is known to kick big bag of goals and i think should be looked at for a replacement for david neitz. only 24 years old John Meesen. will be a dee next year. ruckman 200cm 95kg who was a top 10 pick in the 2004 draft. could be handy. Ryley Dunn. 186cm 88kg. Was a big debate weather we were gonna take him or brock mclean with pick 5, but we got the better of it. injurys have hurt his career so far and i believe with the rumours in perth that he wants to come home to VIC. i have seen him play plenty of times in under 18 with the murray bushrangers and i was a bit disappointed we didn't get him but i am happy now. a dual under 18 all australian player who is tough as guts, quick, skillfull and strong. in the brock mclean mould but quicker! i hope we target him coz he is one amazing player when fully fit!! a must get! Kane Tenace. 183cm 85kg who is very very quick clocking around 10 seconds in the 100m. we were highly critised for not taking him but instead we chose brocky. again we got the better of it. his kicking is a bit erratic at times but can improve. would add alot of pace ito our midfield and let me tell you he knows how to use it. more of an athlete then football player. was impressive in his first two season but dropped off afterwards. a mate of Ryley Dunn Ed Lower. 186cm 86kg. he is tough as they come but i think his impressive game against power in the finals might just the roos of what a good player who is gonna be. worth a look. Luke McGuane 190 cm 84 kg. impressive down back for the tigers this year who is quick, versitile and a strong mark. could be worth a look but with young chip coming through i think he is better off being at tigerland. worth a look though Dean Polo 186 cm 80 kg very impressive debut with 28 possesions and 3 goals. has a bit of x factor in him who i think the dees should seriously look at! skillfull, quick and versitile who i think wud slot straight into our side. played only 8 games this year and struggled at times to break into the side and also battled injurys. must be looked at! James Gwilt 188 cm 95 kg A tough half back flanker who hasn't cemented a good spot into the saints line up. was a smokey in the 2004 draft and i rate him highly. probably one of those players that need a fresh start to get his career back on track ala david rodan. worth a look Justin Sweeney 186 cm 84 kg In the Russell Robertson mould who can kick bags of goals and is quick on the lead. very sticky hands and a good accurate kick. worth a look Amon Buchanan 179 cm 84 kg Rumours have sprang that he was very shitty he didn't get a call up against the pies in the elimination final and now wants to come home. tough, built strongly, very quick! and nice accurate skills. must be looked at big time! hopefully paul williams could sneak over and have a few words to him. Jaymie Graham 195 cm 98 kg A defender who injurys and game time took there toll this year after been impressive all last year. battles hard and is worth a look. can go forward and kick goals aswell so a bit of versitile in him would have clubs looking at him. worth a look Jed Adcock 184cm 84kg Wants out and melbourne must seriously look at this guy!! racked up 455 disposals this year and playing accross half back and doing tagging jobs. has nice skills and is very hard at it. not sure wats his pace like but i have been impressive everytime i see him. Please look at him melbourne! Justin Sherman 183 cm 87 kg Started his career with a bang until this year when he got dropped several times. a quick hard at it midfielder forward who is devastating when he is on song! represented australia last year and finished runners up in the Best and Fairest last year. is a victorian boy so would help our cause aswell. can kick goals aswell, so is very versitile. Should be looked at! Ryan Murphy 192 cm 90 kg A player that was set to take the AFL by storm but went downhill this year. can kick big bags of goals and kicked 5 against carlton last year, 4 against the bombers and 3 against the roos. has a big leap and strong hands and is quite quick on the lead. kicked 8 goals in one of the WAFL games this year. A vic boy aswell who should be well looked at. i hope everyone enjoyed this as it took me ages to reserch every player lol. i think these players should be seriously looked at and i think all are looking at new homes.

if only we had byron pickett for one more year...

is this the carlton with the more worse facilties then us and play more on telstra dome then the MCG?? u [censored] chris judd!! :angry: :angry:

D08 i can say watever i bloody wanna say about him! i have always hated him from the very start. i do not wanna show respect to him!! does a shocking job at the brownlow every year!

sorry.. B)

http://bulletin.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=301408 thank god! fark off now!!

Dylan Howard has reportedly discovered, through his association with Dr. Heinz Deissler, that Brock McLean actually sustained a career-threatening injury (fracture scaphoid) in the dust-up at Munich. This is the same injury that ended Gerard Healy's career. Advice from those medicos that assessed Steve Johnson's ankles, apparently advised "just bathe it in the Rhine, and start some strength work on it". just wat i got from ology! jeez plz i hope this isn't true!!

sorry to be a a bit of a dumbass but wat does our current logo look like?? i neva take any notice of it

apperently amon bucananon is unhappy about not playing in the finals and wants to look else where? thoughts? he always carves us up when we play them.