shellsta33
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Who do you think will be in our starting line up and how good do u think it will be conperred with other teams?
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Any way, i would more so be asking the question, who will fill Essendons:
Guys like Heff, Camp, McVeigh, Cole will probably start in the opening game. Bradly on the wing is more of me being hopeful, and I expect Hille will drop back to help out. In all I expect that there are too many holes to cover.Log in to remove this Banner Ad
Duckworth said:Ok this is my first post, but i'll have a go. I've been secretly reading other posts for a couple of weeks now, and have been quite addicted to all the trade and draft talk.
B Slattery, Fletcher, Nash
HB McPhee, Lee, NLM
C Bradley, Watson, Dempsey
HF Hird, Lucas, Johns,
F Monfries, Lloyd, Lovett,
Foll Hille, J.Johnson, Stanton
Int Ryder, MJ, Dyson, Winderlich
In putting together the team I decided to adopt a lot of a youth policy. After a year when you don't win any more games than Carlton IMO you've got to give the young guys a try and find out if they can play. Some of the regulars are still there because young bodies won't be able to grind out a full season. I also expect that the young guys will be constantly rotated. Perhaps this is more of a hopefull end of year teamGuys like Heff, Camp, McVeigh, Cole will probably start in the opening game. Bradly on the wing is more of me being hopeful, and I expect Hille will drop back to help out. In all I expect that there are too many holes to cover.
All going to plan expect some of the following transitions. Some to occur quicker than others.
eg Ryder for Laycock/Hille. Slattery for MJ. Dempsey for the Heff. Winderlich for Campo. Pev for Neagle. Welsh for Nash.
In terms of how we will finish, I don't expect huge things. Using Hawthorn as a guide for developing young players, climbing a couple of spots is all that is expected. Probably will finish the year strongly to do ourselves out of a couple of nice draft picks. Despite how the media will contiually hype up Essendon as potential top 8 prospects every year, it won't happen.
don4eva said:C Winderlich, Stanton, Dyson
Absolutely, that center line would be very exciting to watch.dave_27 said:![]()
I really hope Dyson and Winderlich can develop and take a big step next year along the lines of Stanton and become our centre line for years to come because their is certainly some bloody pace, skill and run in those 3.
Duckworth said:Ok this is my first post, but i'll have a go. I've been secretly reading other posts for a couple of weeks now, and have been quite addicted to all the trade and draft talk.
B Slattery, Fletcher, Nash
HB McPhee, Lee, NLM
C Bradley, Watson, Dempsey
HF Hird, Lucas, Johns,
F Monfries, Lloyd, Lovett,
Foll Hille, J.Johnson, Stanton
Int Ryder, MJ, Dyson, Winderlich
In putting together the team I decided to adopt a lot of a youth policy. After a year when you don't win any more games than Carlton IMO you've got to give the young guys a try and find out if they can play. Some of the regulars are still there because young bodies won't be able to grind out a full season. I also expect that the young guys will be constantly rotated. Perhaps this is more of a hopefull end of year teamGuys like Heff, Camp, McVeigh, Cole will probably start in the opening game. Bradly on the wing is more of me being hopeful, and I expect Hille will drop back to help out. In all I expect that there are too many holes to cover.
All going to plan expect some of the following transitions. Some to occur quicker than others.
eg Ryder for Laycock/Hille. Slattery for MJ. Dempsey for the Heff. Winderlich for Campo. Pev for Neagle. Welsh for Nash.
In terms of how we will finish, I don't expect huge things. Using Hawthorn as a guide for developing young players, climbing a couple of spots is all that is expected. Probably will finish the year strongly to do ourselves out of a couple of nice draft picks. Despite how the media will contiually hype up Essendon as potential top 8 prospects every year, it won't happen.
dodgyJim said:I'm more curious about who Solly will try and take out next season when we line up against the Dockers.

Haha yeah I had the same problem, I edited my earlier post about 3 or 4 times.Bomberz_pacers07 said:I for one are having a very good problem having to choose who to leave out
Duckworth said:I'm sure he wouldn't mind having another crack at Sheedy's shoulder![]()
Bomberz_pacers07 said:I for one are having a very good problem having to choose who to leave out
Legendary Soundpost said:Interesting, every one has Lee at CHB. Would need to bulk up a bit over summer though.
Longy413 said:He's bulked up already.
WTF IS DAT TEAMDuckworth said:Ok this is my first post, but i'll have a go. I've been secretly reading other posts for a couple of weeks now, and have been quite addicted to all the trade and draft talk.
B Slattery, Fletcher, Nash
HB McPhee, Lee, NLM
C Bradley, Watson, Dempsey
HF Hird, Lucas, Johns,
F Monfries, Lloyd, Lovett,
Foll Hille, J.Johnson, Stanton
Int Ryder, MJ, Dyson, Winderlich
In putting together the team I decided to adopt a lot of a youth policy. After a year when you don't win any more games than Carlton IMO you've got to give the young guys a try and find out if they can play. Some of the regulars are still there because young bodies won't be able to grind out a full season. I also expect that the young guys will be constantly rotated. Perhaps this is more of a hopefull end of year teamGuys like Heff, Camp, McVeigh, Cole will probably start in the opening game. Bradly on the wing is more of me being hopeful, and I expect Hille will drop back to help out. In all I expect that there are too many holes to cover.
All going to plan expect some of the following transitions. Some to occur quicker than others.
eg Ryder for Laycock/Hille. Slattery for MJ. Dempsey for the Heff. Winderlich for Campo. Pev for Neagle. Welsh for Nash.
In terms of how we will finish, I don't expect huge things. Using Hawthorn as a guide for developing young players, climbing a couple of spots is all that is expected. Probably will finish the year strongly to do ourselves out of a couple of nice draft picks. Despite how the media will contiually hype up Essendon as potential top 8 prospects every year, it won't happen.
Legendary Soundpost said:I always think a little more wouldn't go astray. Would love to have somebody who could stand toe-to-toe with Brown and Tredrea - it is but a dream I have.