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Quote from: the claw on December 01, 2014, 07:30:25 PMthat would be yours. my info comes from a person on our table "Our table" Which table would that be? And I am very confident in what I know and know we didn't take Jon on Jackson's sayHave heard the same story on how we went about selecting him from 3 different people who would definitely knowSo I'll leave it at that
that would be yours. my info comes from a person on our table
yes "Our table" so your happy with your source im more than happy with mine. my source is reliable and he was there.
FJ is the only one that makes sense.
He'll be our best pick up ever
You're both wrong
LOL hullo Big Fellow. You don't happen to have rat traps for hands and horses hooves for feet do you?
Why are our draft selections after our first selection usually so poor? So many failures or players who look like they may not cut it. Seriously, do our recruiters not know what they are doing in terms of identifying talent after our first pick? Here are a generation of picks (28 no less) who today would mostly range in age from 20-28 who you'd hope maybe a third would be able to add some permanent ongoing depth in the senior list at minimum, as well perhaps 2 or 3 would become very handy players:-2012:- Pick 31 Kamdyn Mcintosh Pick 42 Matthew Mcdonough2011:- Pick 26 Todd Elton Pick 55 Matthew Arnot2010:- Pick 47 Bradley Helbig Pick 51. Dean MacDonald Pick 63 Tom Derickx Pick 94 David Gourdis 2009:- Pick 44 Matthew Dea Pick 51 Troy Taylor pick 67 Jeromey Webberley pick 74 Ben Nason Pick 91 Andrew Browne 2008:- Pick 26 Jayden Post Pick 58. Tom Hislop 2007:- Pick 51 Dean Putt 2006:- Pick 58 Daniel Connors Pick 60 Carl Peterson Pick 73 Andrew Collins 2005:- Pick 24 Cleve Hughes Pick 40 Travis Casserly 2004:- Pick 4 Richard Tambling Pick 12 Danny Meyer Pick 16 Adam Pattison Pick 20 Dean Polo Pick 52 Dean Limbach Pick 65. Mark Graham
Quote from: Dooks on November 30, 2014, 08:28:36 AMWhy are our draft selections after our first selection usually so poor? So many failures or players who look like they may not cut it. Seriously, do our recruiters not know what they are doing in terms of identifying talent after our first pick? Here are a generation of picks (28 no less) who today would mostly range in age from 20-28 who you'd hope maybe a third would be able to add some permanent ongoing depth in the senior list at minimum, as well perhaps 2 or 3 would become very handy players:-2012:- Pick 31 Kamdyn Mcintosh Pick 42 Matthew Mcdonough2011:- Pick 26 Todd Elton Pick 55 Matthew Arnot2010:- Pick 47 Bradley Helbig Pick 51. Dean MacDonald Pick 63 Tom Derickx Pick 94 David Gourdis 2009:- Pick 44 Matthew Dea Pick 51 Troy Taylor pick 67 Jeromey Webberley pick 74 Ben Nason Pick 91 Andrew Browne 2008:- Pick 26 Jayden Post Pick 58. Tom Hislop 2007:- Pick 51 Dean Putt 2006:- Pick 58 Daniel Connors Pick 60 Carl Peterson Pick 73 Andrew Collins 2005:- Pick 24 Cleve Hughes Pick 40 Travis Casserly 2004:- Pick 4 Richard Tambling Pick 12 Danny Meyer Pick 16 Adam Pattison Pick 20 Dean Polo Pick 52 Dean Limbach Pick 65. Mark GrahamGreat postI think, maybe if you gave Lennon, donut, elton, helbig a shot they might show something Sometimes people play better with good players around them instead of vfl listed spuds
