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Demon Disciple

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  1. He's tough, doesn't panic, prefers to kick it out of defense, a good disposer of the ball, attacks the ball and wants the ball. Fast becoming the general of our back line (if he hasn't already).
  2. Wouldn't mind having him in our back line. TMAC is not a forward, he should only be used as one as relief or last resort only. Plus it gives time for the likes of Frost and OMAC to further develop their game back at Casey. We need to try and bring in one of May, Thompson (pipe dream) or Lever. It would help settle our back line down. Leslie played alright for them too, so maybe another possibility?
  3. OMAC us simply not good enough for AFL level football yet. I don't like that we are gifting him games. He isn't the only one though. It's about time the team selectors start giving games to those who earn them. Look at Harmes, he went back to the 2's and had to force his way back into the team. He was a major contributor in turning the tide in the third quarter. Weideman is not ready for AFL footy and was sent back to Casey, OMAC should be right there with him.
  4. The thing that worries me most about OMAC is he lack of hunger and intensity. He is so lackadaisical and reminds me of Garland's on field persona.
  5. Go after a KPD this year, then try and bring in Peter Wright next year. He'd help relieve Max in the ruck, and is more than a handful up forward.
  6. Agree LT, looking at this draft, there aren't too many that pop out as being 'great' players. Go after May or Lever and get a short-medium fix for our backline.
  7. Ok, i'll bite. At pick #9, who do you think we should have drafted instead of Weideman?
  8. Looks like they're getting in early with "next year's draft is going to be quality".
  9. Would he leave GC though? At least Lever is from Victoria. May comes from the NT
  10. The poor bloke can't play a game without having his head thumped into the turf.
  11. If he changed it to FB then i'd agree with him (don't post a pic of OMAC or Frost)
  12. It's called an orgasm, sbf
  13. Hate the EFC with a passion. They got what they deserved. But the head honchos at AFL headquarters are as corrupt as FIFA under Blatter. Would not trust Gil for a second. I would love to see that he gets what's coming to him too. What's worse, is that the fat one has been able to wipe his hands and break away from all this cleanly. Him and Gil can be cell buddies for corruption and perverting the course of justice.
  14. Very succinct FG, and very accurate too. This alone should be enough to take away the Brownlow.
  15. He can bring his mate Tim Smith with him!
  16. I'd rather give them this year's 2nd round pick, next year's draft is meant to be superior to this year's.
  17. Both. I'd say that he will play as that sweeping player across the pack when the ball comes inside defensive 50, then run and kick the ball off half-back.
  18. Wiz has also stated on a couple of occasions that he would rather see his boys line up for Melbourne too, so there's always hope!
  19. Have you looked at the kids selected from pick 30 onwards (would've been our pick in last years draft, instead of Melksham). I'm happy with Melksham, as opposed to whoever else would've been available at that pick.

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