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...rid of the entire draft. At the end of the day with the current system any interstate team could have taken Perkins (if they had a pick before #9), and any team could draft Ball or Greenwood. Even if this is tampering, it is so minor that the idea you'd use it as justification to get rid of...

...to top 5, monty to be too one paced to actually win and into utter poison now if you didn't take the $34 when advised 7 - YOUNG WERTHER ($65, #9) - Getting keener by the week that this guy is a real solid smoky especially given that he is already in the field. I am almost tempted to pull the...

...6 - Baron Samedi ($65, LW #8) - A couple of spots higher with a few of the European raiders falling by the wayside 7 - Sir Dragonet ($120, LW #9) - The way this race is shaping up they are dead set morons if they aim for the Japan Cup over Flemington 8 - Twiligh Payment ($55, LW #10) - See...

...have a more serious COIVD infection they have to look at ADE being responsible. Va$$ed passing Delta on at the same pate as unva$$ed (CDC side #9). Therefore more breakthrough infections and community spread despite vaccination. Also what both Prof Skerritt of the TGA and Dr Brendon Nelson...

...7: Henry (Essendon#6) 8: Campbell (Swans Academy) 9: Phillips (Carlton#7) 10: Reid (Crows#8) 11: Jones (Port Adelaide Academy) 12: Macrae (North #9) 13: Davies (Gold Coast Academy) 14: Perkins (Fremantle#10) 15: Gulden (Geelong#11) 16: McInned (Collingwood Academy) 17: Chapman...

...to freo points deficit) then slides back to 11 due to bcrouch FA, JUH and Campbell. Therefore I suspect adelaide will trade this pick (would be #9) into 2021 before draft night. Note #9 could actually be #11 due to Jcameron and Daniher potentially leaving and their compo picks and After NGA...

...Brander ahead of Oscar Allen. Unbeknown to us, most clubs would go crazy picking mid after mid (Naughton the other KPP that went first round at #9). Pick 13 came and we were surprised he was there, we took him with the belief that Allen would be gone by our next pick and we would get Kelly...

...three rules we have to follow: We have to use 2 first round picks in any rolling 4 year period (2017- #2 & #5, 2018- #17, 2019- #7, #8, #9) --- So we have used 6 in the last 4 years, we don't need to take a first round pick to the draft until 2023 but we will need two that year To trade a...

Our second pick (currently #9) will be interesting. Assuming we do take Thilthorpe with our first and Borlase as an NGA pick later in the draft, we're starting to look reasonably well stocked for young key position players: Defence: McAsey (19yrs), Worrell (19yrs), Borlase (18yrs), Butts...

The General is back in the side! Lol how would Rod Burton be feeling later in the year when Ivan Eckermann made the side and was given #4 (Whatman and Eckermann were both wearing #9)

...among various other things. I could see myself returning to it a few more times over the years. Currently on Treason's Harbour (Aubrey & Maturin #9). Feel the series has been on a steady gradual decline ever since peaking in Post Captain, with The Surgeon's Mate & The Ionian Sea a little...

...cardio. Fergie could really push the pace and piece up Khabib standing. A lot of question marks because he's fought 2 fighters that have come up from 145 (Conor and Dustin), Iaquinta (late notice and #9), and Johnson-Edson-RDA (all >#5 at the time). He's good but I don't think he's that good.

...seduced given how high I rate what Haynes does. If we do take Kemp then fine, but I just wouldn't/couldn't do it, factoring in him being out of play for a whole year. Lots can change in a year. We take Serong (if indeed we hand onto the #9) and he'd likely start round 1 and develop from there.

So in effect if things pan out, SOS will have converted our first pick this year into these possible scenarios: A) Stocker and Papley (straight up #9) B) Stocker and Papley and Martin (and a third rounder?) splitting #9 with Hawks C) Stocker, Papley and Pittonet, again involving Hawks D)...

...up two firsts for Daniher. Maybe they don't care as much for next year (I assume it will be next years walking out the door along with the #9) as they some high-rated Academy kids in the wings. Anyway, if Sydney do hand them over two picks of 10 or less, then Essendon have done very well out...

...- MID/FWD Reece Conca (2010 Pick #6) 185cm/83kg - MID Jesse Hogan (2012 Pick #2 Mini Draft) 195cm/97kg - Key Forward Rory Lobb (2013 Pick #29) 205cm/96kg - RUCK Travis Colyer (2009 Pick #26) 174cm/72kg - MID/FWD Blake Acres (2013 Pick #19) 190cm/87kg - MID ----------- Callum Ah Chee (2015...

...Anyway with the trade, realistically unlikely to get Adelaide's Carlton 1st pick and doubt either Adelaide or Port would be willing to give up a young gun (unless a player wants to move to VIC anyway). Easiest and fairest trade imo is a straight swap for Port's first round pick (around #9).