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  1. MELBOURNE

    Backs James Strauss James Frawley Joel MacDonald

    Half backs Nathan Jones Jared Rivers Jack Trengove

    Centreline Tom Scully Ricky Petterd Jeremy Howe

    Half forwards Colin Sylvia Jack Watts Cale Morton

    Forwards Liam Jurrah Max Gawn Brad Green

    Followers Stefan Martin Brent Moloney Jordie McKenzie

    Interchange (from) Jamie Bennell Clint Bartram Lynden Dunn Michael Evans Colin Garland Jordan Gysberts Daniel Nicholson

    In Lynden Dunn Colin Garland Daniel Nicholson Ricky Petterd

    Out Neville Jetta (hand)

  2. My thoughts are:

    FFS, why start yet another Scully thread????? It offers nothing new as there has already been plenty of discussion about compensatory picks.

    True.

    Also, past draft picks can't be compared to Scully. White left because he wanted to come back to Melbourne. Scully, if he is leaving, is chasing money. Two different situations.

  3. And in order of return:

    Mark Jamar (knee) - test

    Luke Tapscott (hamstring) - test

    Neville Jetta (hand) - 2 weeks

    Rohan Bail (knee) - 2-3 weeks

    Kelvin Lawrence (quad) - 2-3 weeks

    Michael Newton (foot) - 4 weeks

    Jack Fitzpatrick (ankle) - 4-6 weeks

    Aaron Davey (knee) - 5 weeks

    Jack Grimes (foot) - season

    Jake Spencer (knee) - season

  4. Okay, this is 2007.

    Cale Morton (4)

    Notable picks afterwards: Jarrad Grant (5), Rhys Palmer (7), Lachlan Henderson (8), Ben McEvoy (9), Patrick Dangerfield (10), Cyril Rioli (12)

    Thoughts: Morton's going well. Henderson would be good structure wise, but he won't be a gun CHF. Rioli would be good because he's Rioli, but I think Morton will end up the best of the lot.

    Jack Grimes (14)

    Notable picks afterwards: Harry Taylor (17), Callan Ward (19)

    Thoughts: Taylor's a gun, but Frawley's as good and three years younger. Grimes is a future captain.

    Addam Maric (21)

    Notable picks afterwards: Scott Selwood (22), Tayte Pears (23), John McCarthy (31), Levi Greenwood (32), Sam Reid (35), Scott Thompson (37), Dennis Armfield (46), Bradd Dalziell (52)

    Thoughts: Selwood's handy, but Maric will be a good player. Can justify taking Reid ahead of him.

    Kyle Cheney (53)

    Notable picks afterwards: Cale Hooker (54), Craig Bird (59)

    Thoughts: Wouldn't mind Bird. Cheney wasn't a great player but he's no longer our concern.

    Tom McNamara (66)

    Notable picks afterwards: Does Kepler Bradley (69) count?

    Thoughts: None.

    Stefan Martin (PSD1)

    Notable picks afterwards: PSD pick, can't really do comparisons

    Trent Zomer (R3)

    Notable picks afterwards: Nathan Grima (R14), Brodie Moles (R16)

    Austin Wonaeamirri (R19)

    Notable picks afterwards: Jeremy Laidler (R32), David Ellard (R34)

    Jake Spencer (R35)

    Notable picks afterwards: Pearce Hanley (R38), Ed Curnow (R40)

    Shane Valenti (R49)

    Notable picks afterwards: Brodie Martin (R52), Callum Wilson (R55), Shane Mumford (R57)

    There.

  5. 1 – Matthew Warnock

    Was kept on our list as cover if Frawley or Garland went down. What happens? Garland goes down and Warnock flops. It will take a miracle for him to survive a delisting at years end

    Grade - F

    5 – Jordan Gysberts

    His good games have been very good. His average games have been extremely uneventful. Went missing badly against Collingwood and West Coast. Some say you can judge a player based on how they perform in losing sides. He’ll need to improve his consistency in the second half of the year.

    Grade - C

    16 – Jack Grimes

    Before injury Jack was doing OK. His kicking at times though was atrocious. Can’t fault his endeavour or football smarts but its worrying how often he is getting injured. Its no good being a star if you’re never on the track.

    Grade – D

    18 – Brad Green

    S-T-ruggling at the moment. Maybe the captaincy is too much for him? Maybe last year was a fluke. Whatever it is, it needs to change fast. On form he is not best 22..

    Grade – E

    19 – Addam Maric

    The talk in the pre season was he set the place alight. He looked good in the NAB Cup and showed glimpses in his 6 games this year. Unfortunately he might be that couple of inches too short and that one step to slow to make it at this level.

    Grade - D

    Disagree with these. Warnock is harsh - he still provides good cover. Agree in that he'll be at another club next year.

    Gysberts went missing when 75% of our team went missing, as considering he's played 10 or so games I couldn't care less about that. He's been brilliant.

    Grimes has been unfortunate with injury in that they've all been in different parts of his body. Was playing well - but not really well - before his injury.

    You marked Green too highly.

    Maric has been good. Better than 'D' good, which isn't really good at all.

  6. Well, most would know I'm a critic of the way the MFC presents its injury list from week to week but this has me stumped - from afl.com.au

    MELBOURNE

    INJURIES:

    Neville Jetta (hand) TBA

    Robbie Campbell (knee soreness) test

    Luke Tapscott (hamstring) test

    Mark Jamar (knee) 1 week

    Rohan Bail (knee) 2 weeks

    Michael Newton (foot) 2-4 weeks

    Colin Garland (ankle) 3 weeks

    Jack Fitzpatrick (ankle) 4 weeks

    Aaron Davey (knee) 4-6 weeks

    Jack Grimes (foot) season

    Jake Spencer (knee) season

    ON THE BLOCK: Jamie Bennell, Max Gawn, Jordan Gysberts, Liam Jurrah

    ON THE CUSP: Lucas Cook, Colin Garland, Ricky Petterd, Matthew Warnock, Lynden Dunn

    JON ANDERSON'S FORECAST: Garland and Petterd are most likely with Cook an exciting 19-year-old key forward who may need more time.

    I wonder how Garland who played at Casey on Saturday and is "on the cusp" could be 3 weeks away.

    No clue. Disregard.

  7. Cited in his past 3 games!

    Does it continue to be fines for ump conduct, or can it turn to a suspension (presuming the same classification and not reckless or intentional, of course!)

    I don't know exactly how the progression works but the second offence is what Trengove got.

  8. The Good

    Sylvia

    Strauss

    Morton

    Howe

    The Bad

    Sitting four seats away from my Collingwood-supporting Year 11 Chemistry teacher...'Better luck next year' as he walked past me at half time

    Jurrah

    Collingwood supporters appealing for a free whenever a player gets tackled

    The Ugly

    Green

    Cloke kicking six before the change of opponents

    Our kicking efficiency

    The inside 50 count

    The Absolutely Disgraceful

    Razor Ray Chamberlain...when you're being compared to McLaren (by me, at least) you're a [censored] umpire.

  9. i was thinking this exactly about my team

    looking at trades anyone bar, watson and franklin is on the table.

    Yeah, but I just experienced my loss to West Coast.

    Edit: Up for trading. Need some player who are going to rack up the disposals, preferably not midfielders as I'm set with Bartel, Hodge, Boak and McKenzie in there, unless good offers are made. Feel free to check out my list and make some offers.

  10. One of the cleanest marks I've seen. Seems to get in great position, as well as an elite shot for goal. Terrific prospect.

    So he'll be more of a full forward for us, rather than a centre half forward?

    Watts, Cook, Jurrah, Petterd, Howe, Dunn, Maric, Wonaeamirri, Bennell...our future forwards look awesome.

    And surely Petterd's 39 disposals is wrong. I'd say get him in tomorrow if that were the case :)

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