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Why would Dean come back in a few years if we pass on him for essentially saying we don't rate you enough to pick you?Just let teams draft Dean at 2 or what ever and then get him in few years
F#%k the ransom
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Because pick 2 or whatever is too highWhy would Dean come back in a few years if we pass on him for essentially saying we don't rate you enough to pick you?
According to who?Because pick 2 or whatever is too high
Me I guessAccording to who?
I think that pretty much sums it up.Me I guess
Great...hope Dean & Ison deliverI will play this game.
Currently we have fairly sizeable list holes in key positions at both ends.
At pick 9 and 11 we are likely to be able to pick up maybe Schubert or Marsh.
Dean is the top Key defensive prospect and we get him for discount.
Picking up a slow inside mid to get lost in the mix behind Cripps and Hewett and Cerra and Lord and Ben Silvagni doesn't make sense.
Dovaston makes more sense, but at the cost of a perfect list fit ?
This isn't about sentimentality, we need key backs and forwards and we need good users going inside 50.
Dean and Ison gets us two thirds of the way there
Ben Silvagni? Camporealle perhaps.I will play this game.
Currently we have fairly sizeable list holes in key positions at both ends.
At pick 9 and 11 we are likely to be able to pick up maybe Schubert or Marsh.
Dean is the top Key defensive prospect and we get him for discount.
Picking up a slow inside mid to get lost in the mix behind Cripps and Hewett and Cerra and Lord and Ben Silvagni doesn't make sense.
Dovaston makes more sense, but at the cost of a perfect list fit ?
This isn't about sentimentality, we need key backs and forwards and we need good users going inside 50.
Dean and Ison gets us two thirds of the way there
I'm gonna ask the same question as I did above...It’s an interesting question. Where do we actually draw the line?
Pick 1 for Dean? Pick 2? What happens if a club throws out a bid at 15 for Ison? Do we get bent over again?
9+11 is a great draft hand that would land us two really decent talents. I would prefer to take Dean even if at slight overs, Ison I’m neither here nor there on, but some of the rumours of high bids are getting ridiculous. We wouldn’t be the first club to say no to another taking the piss. I don’t care what anyone says, Dean isn’t a top 3 or even 5 kid in this crop, Ison might just sneak into the top 30, seems like we’re getting taken for a ride.
You work with whoever we can get the best deal out of. It’s easy to see a world where we get our best result from working with them.I was referring to the idea of ‘working with’ Richmond and WCE to ensure they don’t bid on Dean.
I'm gonna ask the same question as I did above...
According to who?
Was just saying no to a ransom, no need to be a d#$kI think that pretty much sums it up.
You work with whoever we can get the best deal out of. It’s easy to see a world where we get our best result from working with them.
That is were we have left ourselves exposed, we should have left a pick in the 30's seems like not even Austin was expecting Dean to go top 5 which seemed very unlikely until a few weeks ago.I think west coast would be less likely to bid on Dean if we were to have a heap of second and third rounders to match as it has no impact on us.
Well the only thing that really matters is that a select group of recruiting teams have Dean rated in the top 3 and they'll coincidentally be selecting before us this year. There was an article published just today that stated the Eagles see Dean as a potential number 1 talent equal to that of Duursma. Duursma himself said he'd take Dean at number 1 too.According to myself, according to many well respected draft watchers who watch a heap more underage football than myself, and after a quick look at your posting history even you believe a bid in the top 3 would be a reach for Dean. A bid there would be a pure piss take to force our hand.
But, opinion’s are like assholes as we all know. Time will tell.
It's not a ransom, it's a few spots ahead of where many have him rated.Was just saying no to a ransom, no need to be a d#$k
Eagles said to be possibly selecting at 1 or 2 is a ransom imhoIt's not a ransom, it's a few spots ahead of where many have him rated.
We're not talking about a top 5 bid on a player who's widely rated in the 20-30 range.
Well we all better get used to it, we'll almost certainly be paying the same for Cody next year.Eagles said to be possibly selecting at 1 or 2 is a ransom imho
I would hope anyone we picked delivers, goes without saying ffs.Great...hope Dean & Ison deliver