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I found this article -A revamp for the Melbourne Academy These are the boys who would now be a year or two away from the draft (my highlights in red). Rashad Abdul Khalek Noble Park Caelan Addis Cora Lynn Josip Albert Narre North Riak Andrew Berwick Dylan Armstrong Narre South Kynan Auhl Pakenham Ethan Bell Narre South Tige Bergman Berwick Jayden Blackman Berwick Springs Corey Braden Berwick Brody Campbell Tooradin Dalmore Brody Chase Officer Luke Cornish Berwick Springs Christopher Cudmore Beaconsfield Badr Dandash Noble Park Kade Delarue Beaconsfield Campbell Dupuy Endeavour Hills Jett Edwards Cora Lynn Thomas Falkingham Pakenham Joe Fallah Endeavour Hills Jackson Ferrier Berwick Samuel Frangalas Berwick Springs Bradley Frater Cranbourne Fergus Goldberg Tooradin Dalmore Toby Goswell Pakenham Jack Grist Beaconsfield Jeran Gunaratnam Narre North Brody Hill Berwick Logan Hiscock Beaconsfield Dejan Janjic Endeavour Hills Tyler Kirkbride Tooradin Dalmore Noah Lafrantz Berwick Jordan Leveque Narre South Dean Milivojevic Berwick Springs Luke Morrell Beaconsfield Murharem Muja Hampton Park Ethan Paul Narre South Daniel Pinter Berwick Benjamin Pugsley Koo Wee Rup Jamie Roberts Beaconsfield Phillip Rodwell Berwick Kane Rudy Pakenham Andrew Samawi Beaconsfield Brayden Saunders Berwick Kobe Shipp Beaconsfield Patrick SInnema Narre North Curtis Stephens Beaconsfield Kenneth Thong Hampton Park Jack Wilson Narre South Kobe Wilson Pakenham Sam Woodward Berwick

Fair dinkum unbelievable. Compare his comments about Luke Jackson with his comments in both power rankings and phantom draft over Mac Andrew.

Sorry, have I missed something? Didn't the trade period finish last week?

Hence, why we're now trying to improve our draft position. Good luck Tim Lamb!

I don't know what's happened to Demonlanders. Has a premiership made us soft or something? Surely the first response to this thread should be that we want Adelaide's first pick in the draft or no deal!

What an extraordinarily poor attempt to cover the question of who Melbourne “will target with its first pick”? Three out of four paragraphs wasted on an NGA prospect who the authors don’t expect to be available at our first pick anyway and a vague guess that we might shop for another key forward if any are left in the 30s or 40s. A lot of thought went into this. Not.

ROOS CULL FOUR: Former first-round picks among departures Dom Tyson one of four delisted at North.

6. Christian Petracca 5. James Harmes 4. Clayton Oliver 3. Steven May 2. Max Gawn 1. Alex Neal-Bullen

6. Clayton Oliver 5. Christian Petracca 4. Steven May 3. James Harmes 2. Max Gawn 1. Jake Lever

That was the game where the Brownlow Medallist killed us at the stoppages and roved every Max Gawn hit out. Will Lachie Neal be back to torment us again?

Very timely decision since we have no opponents on Sunday following the Giants' sudden withdrawal from the AFL competition this morning.

Ben Brown not far away by the looks...

Asking for a friend.

Quarter Time and North have yet to turn up v Richmond

I don’t think Jackson did much ruck work if at all in his only game so far this year v Carlton. He will probably be the back up when Gawn rests.

We thought they’d never end.

How nice, they allowed Melbourne to play against the Swans on this weekend back in 1964 but now?

Could someone please remind me as to which club was originally drawn to play against the Swans this weekend?

I hope that you’re not suggesting red and blue lives matter.

You obviously missed Pinball Wizard’s response to the attack on him by another poster - or the apology that followed. I was disappointed when we didn’t draft Zac Jones in the first place but sometimes you have no choice in a draft. But we never seemed interested in him when he was leaving the Swans and I think he would have been a handy addition to our lineup.

Bombers’ speed advantage would be blunted in the wet. Bring on the rain!

Thanks. I taped the game last night. Will now delete.

The Geelong Dynasty is over.

Demonland never misses a beat.

Fund trustees for Cbus Super have agreed to the early release of Smith’s benefit on the grounds of “Permanent Incapacity”. The company has accepted independent medical advice declaring that he is incapable of ever returning to the workforce. Basically, the first AFL player assessed in this way but there are others as well who will benefit from this groundbreaking case.