Pick 9 becomes pick 7!

[dunno4]

Within 24 hours we have gone from pick 9 to pick 7. Wins for Carlton and Adelaide suit us down to the ground.

 

[Foyscaulf]

good to see, hopefully we stay there.

 

[WoeyFanclub]

how many games does a club have 2 win 2 get a priority pick?

 

[leonmagic]

Tambling, Tambling, Tambling............

 

[The Scarecrow]

how many games does a club have 2 win 2 get a priority pick?

I think we passed that a couple of wins ago.

 

[Presti_is_god]

how many games does a club have 2 win 2 get a priority pick?

5.5 wins or lower for a PP.

 

[dunno4]

All we need now is for the Bullies to beat Essendon and we go from pick 7 to pick 6.

 

[WoeyFanclub]

no i was thinking it was like 4 games and the hawks and tigers might not be able 2 get priority picks depending if they won more than 4 games, so we would have had pick 4 or 5 istead of 6 or 7

 

[FIGJAM]

Tambling, Tambling, Tambling............

From reports he's exactly what we need.

Still, to secure pick 7, we got to lose to the Filth, so I'm not for it.

Besides, pick 7 is jinxed.

 

[dunno4]

From reports he's exactly what we need.

Still, to secure pick 7, we got to lose to the Filth, so I'm not for it.

Besides, pick 7 is jinxed.

I agree, Pick 7 is jinxed, but the way Pavlich has been playing over the last half of the year he's not looking like that big a loss. Although compared to Danny boy a loss none the less

 

[rychenroller]

Taz was a pick 8, that would do.

 

[grayza]

well considering its been such a shyteful season, and we were lookming like getting a higher pick anyway like pick 9, pick 7 makes it that little bit better
i dont care if we lose to carlton, they wont make the finals anyway

 

[The Old Dark Navy's]

I have seen Collingwood fans on BigFooty talking glowingly about the prospect of a priority pick a couple of months ago as though the Pies would deliberately lose to get them, then when they went on a winning streak, finals were mentioned again, then they past Carlton on the ladder and celebrated the fact, then when they get past again, the better pick option comes up again. No doubt some here will be celebrating a win over the enemy if it should transpire this weekend and the pick won't be the issue.

Forgive me for being more than a little confused over what it is some of you folk want.

 

[FIGJAM]

I have seen Collingwood fans on BigFooty talking glowingly about the prospect of a priority pick a couple of months ago as though the Pies would deliberately lose to get them, then when they went on a winning streak, finals were mentioned again, then they past Carlton on the ladder and celebrated the fact, then when they get past again, the better pick option comes up again. No doubt some here will be celebrating a win over the enemy if it should transpire this weekend and the pick won't be the issue.

Forgive me for being more than a little confused over what it is some of you folk want.

Over the past two seasons, it was more than made clear by Carlton supporters to us that there is no difference between finishing 2nd and finishing 16th, so we're just listening to you idiots!

 

[leonmagic]

Over the past two seasons, it was more than made clear by Carlton supporters to us that there is no difference between finishing 2nd and finishing 16th, so we're just listening to you idiots!

 

[Lonie_from_50]

Draft Pick #7 - 1986-2003
1986 - Grante Fielke - COLL/ADEL - (1987,1991-92) 40 games, 21 goals
1987 - Darren Davies - FOOT/ST.K - (1988-90,1991) 39 games, 39 goals
1988 - Leon Cameron - FOOT/RICH - (1990-99, 2000-02) 256 games, 108 goals
1989 - Stephen Edgar - CARL - (1990-91) 14 games, 1 goal
1990 - Damian Hampson - CARL/W.C - (-, 1993-94) 6 games, 1 goal
1991 - Jeremy Guard - FITZ - (1992-95) 68 games, 0 goals
1992 - Wayne Hernaman - RICH - (1993-94) 20 games, 9 goals
1993 - Chris Johnson - FITZ/BRIS (1994-96, 1997-) 218 games, 151 goals
1994 - Tony Brown - ST.K - (1995-2000) 108 games, 62 goals
1995 - Ben Edwards - FREM - (-) 0 games, 0 goals
1996 - Bowen Lockwood - PORT - (1997-2001) 50 games, 45 goals
1997 - Kris Massie - CARL/ADEL - (1998-2001, 2002-) 84 games, 21 goals
1998 - Josh Carr - PORT - (2000-) 101 games, 58 goals
1999 - Danny Roach - COLL - (2000) 1 game, 0 goals
2000 - Laurence Angwin - ADEL/CARL - (-, 2003) 4 games, 6 goals
2001 - David Hale - KANG - (2003-) 14 games, 4 goals
2002 - Andrew Mackie - GEEL - (2004-) 13 games, 9 goals
2003 - Kane Tenace - GEEL - (2004-) 12 games, 4 goals

Only 3 good players, 6 half-decent, and the rest are poo.

 

[The Scarecrow]

Draft Pick #7 - 1986-2003
1986 - Grante Fielke - COLL/ADEL - (1987,1991-92) 40 games, 21 goals
1987 - Darren Davies - FOOT/ST.K - (1988-90,1991) 39 games, 39 goals
1988 - Leon Cameron - FOOT/RICH - (1990-99, 2000-02) 256 games, 108 goals
1989 - Stephen Edgar - CARL - (1990-91) 14 games, 1 goal
1990 - Damian Hampson - CARL/W.C - (-, 1993-94) 6 games, 1 goal
1991 - Jeremy Guard - FITZ - (1992-95) 68 games, 0 goals
1992 - Wayne Hernaman - RICH - (1993-94) 20 games, 9 goals
1993 - Chris Johnson - FITZ/BRIS (1994-96, 1997-) 218 games, 151 goals
1994 - Tony Brown - ST.K - (1995-2000) 108 games, 62 goals
1995 - Ben Edwards - FREM - (-) 0 games, 0 goals
1996 - Bowen Lockwood - PORT - (1997-2001) 50 games, 45 goals
1997 - Kris Massie - CARL/ADEL - (1998-2001, 2002-) 84 games, 21 goals
1998 - Josh Carr - PORT - (2000-) 101 games, 58 goals
1999 - Danny Roach - COLL - (2000) 1 game, 0 goals
2000 - Laurence Angwin - ADEL/CARL - (-, 2003) 4 games, 6 goals
2001 - David Hale - KANG - (2003-) 14 games, 4 goals
2002 - Andrew Mackie - GEEL - (2004-) 13 games, 9 goals
2003 - Kane Tenace - GEEL - (2004-) 12 games, 4 goals

Only 3 good players, 6 half-decent, and the rest are poo.

We drafted Roach? I thought he came with a 2-for-1 deal.

 

[The Old Dark Navy's]

Over the past two seasons, it was more than made clear by Carlton supporters to us that there is no difference between finishing 2nd and finishing 16th, so we're just listening to you idiots!

Ah so you do want to be like us? I knew it!

 

[Chodders]

You would have to think Carlton have the form at the moment to beat Collingwood on Friday. Added to this that they most likely will want it more, it should be 10 wins for the blues for the season.

P.S. - There is not a whole lot of difference between draft pick 7 and 9. You could still get the same player at pick 9 as you would have got at pick 7. It all depends on what the other clubs ahead of you want.
Example - Carlton got Nick Stevens at pick #2 in the pre-season draft last year, despite him being clearly the better player, the bulldogs picked up Rawlings at #1 because he was the Tall marking forward they thought they needed.

I am sure you all knew this anyway being such fine intelligent Collingwood supporters but I just couldn't resist the urge to rub it in about Nick Stevens again.

 

[Pedro]

We drafted Roach? I thought he came with a 2-for-1 deal.

No, we traded Clinton King and pick 3 to Richmond, in return for Steve McKee and pick 7. Pick 7 used to draft Roach.


God it hurt to type that

 

[Lonie_from_50]

Oh well... Collingwood got rooted, but....

Richmond got rooted just as much. Steve McKee helped Collingwood to a Grand Final in 2002, as a standout as an improver in the competition, wheras Aaron Fiora has yet to make an impact to Richmond or AFL Fans at all.

And when Matthew Pavlich is next in line, excluding his 2004 season, has been a big player.