jayceebee31

Surely we can trust Barry and the recruiting tam after picking up Troy Davis (no.50) & Tom McDonald (53) in last year's draft. If we could do the same this year, I for one, would be rapt. Furthermore, picking up Nicholson, Evans & Lawrence as rookies just added the icing on the cake. At least if we make mistakes in the rookies area , we can easily drop them off next year for the Super draft of 2012.

At least we know one thing for sure- they cannot have another crack at our club's players

DITTO

I await other thoughts whilst I will ask Jade on Monday next

I find it very hard to believe that two new coaches would make comments like that. Furthermore, this is virtually his first full pre season.

With regards to Dunn, he has never performed as a tall, therefore I can understand her thinking he plays like a mid forward type.

I would not be surprised if we pick Wona up as a Rookie.

I support your point of vie, but these young players need to learn that winning feeling to make them realize what is all about!

HA HA. HA Someone else told me he was posing as a GHOST

Thanks JJ

Can anyone please advise if Dunbar is still at the club? Please advise..Thank you

We don't have any Doctors to keep an eye on those sort of things now!

I believe this guy is the most important and worthwhile investment we have made,possibly ever.The team of Neeld & Misson could be the best move we have ever made.Thanks Gary Lyon.

I wouldn't mind if they came on board,possibly as individuals, bring their companies as sponsors-BHP or Legend, on the front of the guernsey or both.They could even bring down to AAMI a shipment of gold,iron ore, or uranium, if hey like. Our players could become ambassadors, Similar to Judd/ Pratt scenario.Both companies mine in ourback places and gaining the likes of Liam Jurrah could enable them to assist them with such things as negotiations with the indigenous people. IMO- a very smart move, if someone at the club took this up.I'd sooner a can of GOLD than a can of worms.

I have two very influental names whom are avid Dee supporters whom are both currently unseen but very, very powerful: Jac Nasser--refer http://www.bhpbillit...es/default.aspx and Mr Joseph Gutnick- a very close admirer of Jimma and former President,refer to his company aptly named Legend, http://www.lgdi.net/...27ce911253e4214 which one can notice is owned (15%) by one of te world's richest men-George Soros. Either one can continue or start a relationship with he Dees IMO.Their money and astuteness would always be appreciated,again IMO. And, by the way, if it is not either of them, then we should definately try to gain both on board,the Dee Wagon..

Ta

Well said- you put a great smile on my face when I read your post

Thanks for pinting this out.I was overseas when this drama surfaced.

History will show that since Gary Lyon stepped in just on 2 1/2 months ago he has restructured the football department to become one of the best strategic moves ever in an AFL team !

Fair points both of you have raised

I just hope Bartram plays his 100th game in 2012, he deserves at least that

Just announced he has just signed to punt for Detroit.

Billy, it never hurts to ask! Also the club was under the pump for the whole year due to the saga.If it can be determined that certain people have not acted in the best interests,then they should be fined, we compensated or both

As one of the Mods for this site and having such an excellent writer as WJ alongside you all- is it a worthwhile thought to ask you to write to the AFL showing our distate of what has occured and furthermore asking the AFL for a full investigation. We as a club have been treated quite shabbily in this whole saga. Rogue suggested that we ask for further compensation. I can understand that,especially the interuption it caused the whole club in 2011.Please consider?

Hope you are correct,you have raised some good points to back up your point of view.Good on ya !