Prediction 2016 Number Changes?

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Mar 15, 2012
10,898
25,738
Melbourne
AFL Club
Western Bulldogs
Other Teams
Footscray, Melbourne City
Available numbers:
1, 20, 32, 33, 34, 36, 40, 41, 44, 45, 47+

and 5 new senior listed players:
Suckling
Dunkley
Collins
Adams
Williams

Would like to see Collins get No.1 (no avatar bias) but perhaps someone will shuffle down and take this number rather than one of the new additions.

Anyone have inside mail on which number changes we should expect for 2016?
 
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1 - Matthew Suckling
20 - Josh Dunkley
32 - Kieran Collins
33 - Marcus Adams
34 - Bailey Williams

(Based on expected rookie selections)
36 - Jed Adcock
40 - Darcy Macpherson
44 - Luke Goetz
 

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May god help whoever gets 33. Been a real poisoned chalice since BR.
 
http://m.westernbulldogs.com.au/news/2015-12-01/adcock-settles-in-at-44

Jed Adcock says he’s looking forward to helping the young Dogs around him in the locker room, after the Western Bulldogs rookie recruit was handed the number 44 guernsey this week.

The former Brisbane captain will be seated alongside Lin Jong, Jack Redpath and several of the Bulldogs new draftees.

Adcock defines his leadership style simply, and hopes he will be able to pass on knowledge from his 206 AFL games to those around him.

“I think it’s just constant communication.

“You don’t have to do a great deal it’s just making sure they’re alright, they’re settling in well, understanding the game plan and what’s expected of being an AFL footballer.

“(And) really just continue that dialogue with them and make sure they’re on the right track.”

Adcock spent a week training with the Club in the number 50 guernsey, ahead of last week’s rookie draft, and joked that the move down to 44 should ease the settling in process.

“I was in jumper number 50 for my first week and it was a heavy number.

“I was right on the end, parked myself with no one around me so it’s nice to shift around the corner and settle in.”

After watching the Bulldogs over the course of this season, Adcock says his initial impressions proved to be true after training with the group for just over a week.

“I watched a little bit, I think most people probably watched a bit of the Bulldogs.

“I think I now know and have confirmed what I thought which is that the game plan is quick and they utilise their skill set which is the pace that they can move the ball really well.

“Hopefully I can keep up with that and add a bit of my flair as well.”
 

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