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It was brilliant to watch.
could it please be reposted thanks in advance
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It was brilliant to watch.
You're saying that you need a flag pole to raise the flag?There's other more critical prerequisites missing on this occasion.
could it please be reposted thanks in advance
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Scotts also said North have played in 8, when it’s actually 7. If they’re going to complain they could at least put a little bit of effort into getting the facts right to support their argument.Hahaha Ross doesn’t even know how many finals his club has played in the last 10 years.
Categorically states 1. Ahhh I’ve got news for you Ross. Those bunch of spuds you coach made a semi, a mere three years ago.
Richmond also got an end of 1sr round priority pick in 2007 - pick 18 Alex RanceUpdated list from outwecome2play's original post and list >
Worth noting access to picks as well
- 1997 Pick #1 Travis Johnstone (Mel finished 16th with 4 wins),
- 1999 Pick #1 Josh Fraser (Pies finished 16th with 4 wins)
- 1999 Pick #2 Paul Hasleby (Freo finished 15th with 5 wins)
- 2000 Pick #1 Nick Riewoldt (StK finished 16th with 1 win)
- 2001 Pick #1 Luke Hodge (Haw finished 6th, Freo finished 16th with 2 wins traded #1 for McPharlin)
- 2001 Pick #2 Luke Ball (Stk finished 15th with 2 wins)
- 2001 Pick #3 Chris Judd (WCE finished 14th with 5wins)
2002 Carlton Priority Pick excluded due to salary cap breach- 2003 Pick #1 Adam Cooney (WB finished 16th with 1 win)
- 2003 Pick #2 Andrew Walker (Carl finished 15th with 4 wins, ‘02 finished 16th with 3 wins)
- 2003 Pick #3 Colin Sylvia (Mel finished 14th with 5 wins)
- 2004 Pick #1 Brett Deledio (Rich finished 16th with 4 wins)
- 2004 Pick #2 Jarry Roughead (Haw finished 15th with 4 wins)
- 2004 Pick #3 Ryan Griffen (Dogs finished 14th with 5 wins)
- 2005 Pick #1 Marc Murphy (Carl finished 16th with 4 wins)
- 2005 Pick #2 Dale Thomas (Pies finished 15th with 5 wins)
- 2005 Pick #3 Xavier Ellis (Haw finished 14th with 5 wins)
2006 Priority Pick Rule Adjustment- 2007 Pick #1 Matthew Kruezer (Carl finished 15th with 4 wins after ’06 finished 16th with 3 wins & ’05 finished 16th with 4 wins).
- 2009 Pick #1 Tom Scully (Mel finished 16th with 4 wins, ’08 finished 16th with 3 wins)
2012 Priority Pick Rule Adjustment- 2016 Pick #21 Will Hayward (Syd acquired Brisbane Priority Pick 19 in a trade Bris - Pick 19 plus Future 1st for Pearce Handley via pick swaps which Syd acquire Bris original pick 19 (now 21).
Gold Coast Assistance Package – 2019 #1, #20; 2020 Mid 1st Round + Pre Draft Selections, 2021 first pick in 2nd round.
Ability to pre-sign GC adademy players for 3 years.
Increase in Rookie List up to 10 players for 3 years.- 2019 Pick #1 Matt Rowell
- 2019 Pick #22 Deven Robertson Bris via trade of original GC PP #19(22) in pick swap deals which resulted in GC moving up for Pick#11 Sam Flanders
- 2019 Pre Listed – Connor Budarick & Matt Conroy
- 2020 Pick #15 Connor Stone GWS after GC traded PP 1st Rounder to Gee in 2019, after pick swaps this landed to GWS.
- 2020 Pre Draft Selections – Alex Davies & Joel Jeffrey.
- 2021 Pick#21 Matthew Johnson Freo, GC traded PP 2nd round to Freo.
End of GC Assistant Package- 2022 *Priority Pick Assistances NMFC – 2nd Round pick to sign Logue and 3rd Round pick to sign Tucker both from Freo – assistance priority picks cannot be traded and must be used, no effect to draft order.
- 2023 NMFC Assistance Package – Pick #19, future 2024 pick 19+20 and 2x rookie spots (AFL to review based on NMFC 2024 performance).
- Melbourne - 3 picks, made GF in 2000 with Johnstone
- Hawthorn - 3 picks, 2001, 2004, 2005, GF wins in 2008, 2013, 2014, 2015 with this core
- Collingwood - 2 picks, GF win/draw in 2010 & 2011 (loss) with Thomas and Fraser
- Richmond - 1 pick, 243 games & Future club captain
- Carlton, 3 picks, 658 games and counting
- St. Kilda - 2 picks, 478 games
- West Coast - Chris ******* Judd
PS...Bloody hard tracking down 2 and 3 PP transactions (well hard while at work)
Explain...might be possible?Does this list the end of first's in the 2000's-2010's ?
The final step, once everything listed, is to create a ladder of priority pick by points.
No current season stats available
Melbourne and West Coast also received end of first round picks in 2008 for less than 5 wins. pick 17 Sam Blease & 18 Luke Shuey.Richmond also got an end of 1sr round priority pick in 2007 - pick 18 Alex Rance
Geez I hope we get a Shuey rather than a BleaseMelbourne and West Coast also received end of first round picks in 2008 for less than 5 wins. pick 17 Sam Blease & 18 Luke Shuey.
Hahaha Ross doesn’t even know how many finals his club has played in the last 10 years.
Categorically states 1. Ahhh I’ve got news for you Ross. Those bunch of spuds you coach made a semi, a mere three years ago.
Explain...might be possible?
Couple of swings and misses on that double for the Dees ahead of WC, Blease over a Shuey AND Watts over Nicnat 0-2Melbourne and West Coast also received end of first round picks in 2008 for less than 5 wins. pick 17 Sam Blease & 18 Luke Shuey.
Explain...might be possible?
Gil sinks the 2 clowns in 30 secs
And slobbo or Gerard had literally no follow ups lol