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He can seriously play. But here is a list of people that I would take before him in an off-field context. Nathan Carroll Mitch Robinson Ben Cousins Toby Greene Dan Conners Heath Shaw Dustin Martin Lance Franklin Jake King Mick Gatto Don't want him anywhere near our club.

Not to say I'm against using those top picks at the draft, but I recall people wanting us to take Scully and Butcher at 1 & 2 in '09. Would prefer to trade one pick out for a known quality midfielder.

Because Treloar is a much better player in my opinion Also this...

Take him with our number 2 pick... or trade it for Treloar.

I'm not sure I understand your argument. Are you saying that "player x" who had better form than "player y" in the U18's will always be a better player come AFL?

Lol, well perhaps one thread on here would be

Hasn't he improved out of site this year. I followed him closely last year and wasn't all that impressed with his ouput... although he was nursed through his first year and got the green vest many times. If Toumpas can have a follow up year similar to Wingard's then Demonland will be a much happier place next year.

Really depends on your definition of soft I guess. I've seen him hit contests hard and at the bottom of packs. I've also seen the toughest players the AFL has to offer squib a contest at some point or another. This includes Hodge, Mitchell, Hayes, Bartel, Selwood, Franklin, D Martin, Ablett, Swan, Watts (hehe), Boyd, Goodes, H Taylor, N Reiwoldt, Chapman, and on and on and on and on.... The only ones I haven't seen anything but 100% commitment to each contest time and time again is J Brown and our own Jack Viney. I think you need to re-evaluate your definition of the word soft, and I would suggest that 90%+ of AFL players wouldn't fit it.

Nascent 2.2 This album has dominated my car cd player for the past month or so. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/pPBTtsgIWNM" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Edit: hmmmmm, can't seem to get the video to embed properly. Any suggestions?? Link below works... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPBTtsgIWNM

Nascent 2.0 Nascent 2.1 [media=]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NEksEw5NQo

I wanted to play... but now I just feel dirty.

If GC bid for Viney then we should propose a juicy, yet fictitious trade for Caddy that will have the Suns salivating. Drag the negotiations out essendon style until the end of the trade period, then take him for free in the PSD (assuming GWS don't stand in the way of his wish to return to Victoria). Wishful thinking I known, but would be nice to finally get one up on another team... even if it is only a franchise club.

Nascent 1.8 The very talented Mr Townsend, a former protege of Steve Vai, shows off his amazing vocals on this track (3.20 - 4.15). Not his best song, but probably one of the most accessabile from his solo work. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nnn4gSkprg&feature=related Nascent 1.9 Aussie band The Butterfly Effect. Posting purely because I'm catching their final tour in a couple weeks before Clint leaves the band.

1.6 Another heavy song, death metal growls combined with unique clean vocals and amazing guitar work. 1.7 Piano adaption of a beautiful acoustic song

no worries mate, it's always good to discover new music... Nascent 1.4 A good progressive band with a story arc over 5 albums Nascent 1.5 something a bit heavier, but one of my favourite bands going around atm (warning for those with delicate ears:contains a mix of singing and screaming)

Nascent 1.2 Local progressive/rock band, awesome live Nascent 1.3 Bulb (Misha Mansoor) is an incredibly talented musician/producer. Puts alot of his stuff out there for free on soundclick and has a lot of time for fans. Someone did this mash up on youtube with a song from paramore. Works well I think.

Nascent 1.0 This guy just flat out rocks acoustic, insanely talented. Nascent 1.1 Addictive canadian rock/metal/punk/progressive band that i've listened to for the past 4 months non stop.