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Carlos Danger

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  1. Looking back on it, that draft was absolutely brutal in regard to MFC selections. Quite possibly the worst ever... National Draft Pick 36: Rory Taggert Pick 52: Josh Tynan Pick 54: James Sellar Rookie Draft Pick 6: Jai Sheahan Pick 24: Tom Couch Pick 42: James Magner Pick 59: Leigh Williams
  2. He can play forward too. If guys like Garlett, Kent, Frost or vandenBerg miss games because of Barlow's inclusion, I highly doubt the future will be any worse off for it. 43 possessions and 2 goals in a tight win (a rare win) over Port Adelaide in round 13 suggests to me he's still got a bit left in the tank. DFA is a free hit, more appealing than the player available at pick 81.
  3. I'd say his papers were stamped the moment Geelong landed Aaron Black for SFA. It's hard to see him getting another gig at AFL level but good luck to him if he does.
  4. I can't believe it's got this far. He's still got a lot to offer at AFL level and to get him as a delisted free agent would be a huge coup. If we use picks 47 and 69, then upgrade a rookie- it's basically taking Barlow instead of using pick 81. The only issue being I think there's currently 3 spots available on the senior list and am unsure if anyone still on the list is out of contract. Even if it meant delisting a player then rookie listing them- it would still be a massive win.
  5. Not against him getting rookied or another 1 year contract but I'd be more leaning towards delisting. There's some decent names in the delisted free agency market and alternatively Jason Taylor has an eye for talent regardless of draft pick number.
  6. The physicality of Oliver as an 18 year old is ridiculous and the kid can seriously play. I'd be a fan of a player like this whatever team he landed at. Great thing it's the MFC.
  7. Viney, Lewis and Oliver egging each other on in the midfield feels like it can only lead to good things.
  8. I vehemently disagree. Getting deals done > posturing. He's famous for constipating the trading period and dragging deals out until zero hour yet their list really doesn't look any better for it.
  9. I don't mind it actually. If his body holds up $600k is a good price and that money was probably going to be spent on Dane Swan who was already cooked prior to destroying his ankle. Getting rid of Cloke will free up a large chunk of wasted cap space too. Mayne at $500k on the other hand appears to be a shocker that I'd say will go down in history alongside the likes of Quentin Lynch and Paul Medhurst.
  10. Initially I wasn't keen. But with none of the clubs being interested in him driving the asking price right down, along with Geelong desperately needing to clear cap space for Deledio and Tuohy- it's definitely become appealing. And Geelong have a good history of doing generous trades to allow their players to land where they want without hassle.
  11. I understand exactly what you're saying but fortunately the decisions at MFC these days aren't being made by group-think. The cards-close-to-chest secret inner workings of modern day MFC is exactly the way it should be. As for Mitchell I rate him highly- he's an absolute gun and the list would automatically be better having him on it. But to pry him from Sydney and also outbid all the other interested clubs would certainly cost big. Very very big. Unless he's in love with the club or Goodwin or something else MFC related, I struggle to see how an equitable deal can be done to get him here.
  12. The only story here is that the Lions applied for the pick, it will get knocked back. The AFL basically stated it would take something as drastic as a death for the priority pick to return.
  13. A KPF capable of kicking 6 goals straight in a game at AFL level has a high ceiling. Key talls with years in the system who are still young are more worthy of a gamble than any other type IMO, the payoff could be huge and the risk is non-existant if nothing is given up to get them. And considering spots on the list are currently being filled by Casey regulars, I really can't see why Butcher is such a resounding 'no' to so many on here.
  14. The only player in the competition right now worth breaking the bank for. He's a freak.
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