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How’s Harley?

Could you please explain what this is and how it would help him recover?

Hence, there are some alternate possibilities - 1 In this scenario, we upgrade Jay Lockhart from the rookie list to enable Harley Bennell to be listed as a rookie in March. No trades or splitting of picks 36. Pick 3 37. Pick 8 38. Pick 97 39. Sam Murray 40. Jay Lockhart (rookie upgrade) Category A Rookies 1. Harley Bennell 2. Kade Chandler 3. Kyle Dunkley 4. Corey Wagner 2 In this scenario, we opt for a primary list of 39 and Bennell becomes the 5th rookie 36. Pick 3 37. Pick 8 38. Pick 97 39. Sam Murray Category A Rookies 1. Harley Bennell 2. Kade Chandler 3. Kyle Dunkley 4. Jay Lockhart 5. Corey Wagner Then there are other scenarios that would involve trading/splitting of picks and even going for a primary list of 38 + 6 rookies.

The question is how do you reconcile bringing the elite of young footballers into the club at the same time as you’re also introducing a player who has been outed from the game for drug use? You would have to be sure that such player is now clean and can send the right message to others at the club.

Seems to be making a comeback of late.

Now available to Gold Coast as part of the AFL’s assistance package rort.

I suspect that the club made a decision on Martin based on his asking price and isn’t pursuing him because of that so yes, we are probably looking elsewhere.

Name’s Sigmund buddy.

Sorry but he’s had plenty of time and I would be surprised given that he’s out of contract if he wasn’t hawked around for a trade. On that basis, I think either he and/or Billy Stretch will be lucky to be on the list at the end of the month.

Close thread.

Looking back at the Suns’ season in 2019, they started in a blaze of glory and finished with a long losing streak to finish last. I have never heard anyone suggest they should be investigated for tanking like the AFL did to Melbourne but why not? Earlier in the year they were winning games - by the end they were disgraceful. The media hounded us when we performed better.

If Fremantle are in the position where they have to prioritise whether they take him or not, then the reality is that if they decide not to take him, then he’s not much chop. It’s not sounding as if he’s setting the world on fire anyway.

Since the end of the trade period, things have understandably quietened down. I’ve heard lots of clubs covered on the radio shows but nothing lately from Melbourne or from Josh Mahoney himself. Wondering if anyone has heard him lately.

6. Max Gawn 5. Angus Brayshaw 4. Jayden Hunt 3. Clayton Oliver 2. James Harmes 1. Jay Lockhart

6. Christian Salem 5. James Harmes 4. Jake Melksham 3. Michael Hibberd 2. Angus Brayshaw 1. Clayton Oliver

1. Neville Jetta vs 3. Clayton Oliver

I agree that it’s wrong on environmental grounds to encourage any Tiger fan who wanders here to buy a membership. When those plastic cards go into the microwave after we give them a whopping on Anzac Eve, then we will surely be responsible for releasing all of those smouldering plastic fumes into the atmosphere?

I’m so happy to have located this thread. It encapsulates a decade of Groundhog Day memories all in one place.

Jetta Gawn

I’m keen to hear how all of those in rehab are doing now that the AFLX Draft is done and dusted.

So basically, the news that Bradtke might play at least some of the season in the TAC Cup Under 18s, means that the Casey Demons need to find some ruck strength. This is especially so in light of the fact that it appears likely that Max Gawn and Braydon Preuss are going to be used in tandem in the AFL. I believe that the major deficiency that caused Casey’s downfall in the grand final last year (and in other games they lost) was in the ruck. The argument for picking up another ruckman before the pre-season draft cut off on 15 March must be growing louder now.

Not just the Dees but most of the clubs. It looks as though some of the clubs are going to take advantage of the post draft period stretching into March before finalising their lists.

Unless it was pick 28 in the rookie draft.

Basically, Jesse Hogan is saying that happiness off the field and being close to family are more important than potential finals success, which is why he was keen to leave Melbourne for Fremantle. If he was never going to be focused on the big prize in a team sport, then it was best that both player and club parted. Jesse Hogan’s priorities.

The $8m/8 year story combined with John Ralph’s piece in today’s Herald Sun really make you wonder why we shouldn’t keep Hogan for 2019 with the objective of keeping him at the club for the longer journey. The caption accompanying the Ralph article on p54 of the Herald Sun had Hogan’s stats down as elite for disposals and groundball gets inside 50 and above average for marks, marks inside 50, goals and score involvements. Together with the tale of the high price tag suggests we can work on him if the Dockers aren’t willing to talk turkey at our required price of picks 5, 23 & 30.