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  • 707
    Veterans List
    • Aug 2009
    • 6204

    What became of Lloyd Perris?

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    • MattW
      Veterans List
      • May 2011
      • 4195

      For what it's worth re Robinson: AFL Trade Bible on Twitter: "A Swallow > GCS
      D Robinson > NM
      3rd-4th Round Pick (from GCS) > Syd
      #AFLTrade"
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      • barry
        Veterans List
        • Jan 2003
        • 8499

        Originally posted by Ludwig
        Before delistings, retirements, etc., this year, GWS had 30 players under 26 yo and we had 33.
        It would be a devoted fan who would rank out best under 26 vs there's.

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        • barry
          Veterans List
          • Jan 2003
          • 8499

          Originally posted by 707
          uuuh, I take it you're not buoyant about our future prospects then Barry?
          We are still in the premiership window, but statistically just going to the draft where you first pick is 14 ish is going to slowly pull you back to the field.

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          • Blood Fever
            Veterans List
            • Apr 2007
            • 4040

            Originally posted by Nico
            I think we should always keep a first round pick in any draft.

            Not necessarily. We picked up 2 potential guns in Florent and Hayward last year. If this year's draft is ordinary, 2 first round picks in a stronger draft next year makes sense.

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            • Ludwig
              Veterans List
              • Apr 2007
              • 9359

              Originally posted by barry
              We are still in the premiership window, but statistically just going to the draft where you first pick is 14 ish is going to slowly pull you back to the field.
              Let's not forget that our first pick in 2012 was pick 22 and we got Dean Towers. Surely you can't complain about that.

              Every once in a while we get a top 10 pick which, as you might say, can go a long way to winning premierships. Like our 2009 pick 6 for instance. Or perhaps our pick 5 from 2002. The heaps of praise you've bestowed on those top 10 picks is immeasurable.

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              • Ludwig
                Veterans List
                • Apr 2007
                • 9359

                Originally posted by Markwebbos
                This is an interesting development:

                ?Sydney holds No.14 and would deal that selection to the Dogs if it was able to secure an extra 2018 first-round selection in addition to either 25 or 30.?
                That does sound ridiculous in that we would probably get a higher pick in next year's draft than we give up in this one, plus we get another 2nd round pick this year.

                It seems like the Bulldogs really want another 1st rounder. I would seriously consider trading our picks 14 and 33 for the 3 Bulldogs' 2nd round picks after the Stringer trade, which would be 25, 28 and 30.

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                • stevoswan
                  Veterans List
                  • Sep 2014
                  • 8545

                  Originally posted by Ludwig
                  Every once in a while we get a top 10 pick which, as you might say, can go a long way to winning premierships. Like our 2009 pick 6 for instance. Or perhaps our pick 5 from 2002.
                  That pick hasn't actually helped us win a GF yet and maybe never will (Rohan), which was your point of course, but the other first round pick from 2002 certainly has! (McVeigh) It just goes to show what a lottery the draft is ... over the years we've got some champions with 2nd and 3rd round picks and even a gem late in the Rookie draft (Paps). Kinnear will do his thing whatever picks we have......
                  Last edited by stevoswan; 17 October 2017, 07:44 PM.

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                  • joemoore12
                    Warming the Bench
                    • Apr 2012
                    • 284

                    N. Blakey will be a Swan - you can bank on that. Also, 2018 draft is an absolute belter - could be best of all.

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                    • Ludwig
                      Veterans List
                      • Apr 2007
                      • 9359

                      Originally posted by stevoswan
                      That pick hasn't actually helped us win a GF yet and maybe never will (Rohan), which was your point of course, but the other first round pick from 2002 certainly has! (McVeigh) It just goes to show what a lottery the draft is ... over the years we've got some champions with 2nd and 3rd round picks and even a gem late in the Rookie draft (Paps). Kinnear will do his thing whatever picks we have......
                      I thought it was more obvious that my reply was that our only 2 top 10 picks from 1999 to 2013 were both targets for scathing criticism from barry. I'm okay with both of them.

                      We've had a dismal record with 1st round picks until 2013, which is one of the reasons I wouldn't mind trading down to get more value this year. There's no one in this draft that you could say will be a gun player for sure, while there were lots last year and looks a though there will be a fair few next year as well, although they are likely to be gone by the time we come to the draft. At least we should get Blakey.

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                      • Meg
                        Go Swannies!
                        Site Admin
                        • Aug 2011
                        • 4828

                        Originally posted by joemoore12
                        N. Blakey will be a Swan - you can bank on that. Also, 2018 draft is an absolute belter - could be best of all.
                        2018 will also be the first draft in which bids can be made for Next Generation academy players. Probably won?t be many coming through so early in this system but Tarryn Thomas, from the Roos academy, will be there. From all reports he has extremely high potential to be an excellent senior AFL player and is likely to be bid on high in the draft. So North Melbourne might need a largish bundle of points to land him.

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                        • ugg
                          Can you feel it?
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                          • Jan 2003
                          • 15963

                          Originally posted by 707
                          What became of Lloyd Perris?
                          Delisted last year. Signed with Sydney Uni but never played a game due to his injury. Believe he won?t be there next year.
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                          • liz
                            Veteran
                            Site Admin
                            • Jan 2003
                            • 16739

                            Originally posted by Ludwig
                            We've had a dismal record with 1st round picks until 2013, .
                            Mitchell went OK

                            Originally posted by ugg
                            Delisted last year. Signed with Sydney Uni but never played a game due to his injury. Believe he won?t be there next year.
                            Last year?

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                            • stevoswan
                              Veterans List
                              • Sep 2014
                              • 8545

                              Originally posted by Ludwig
                              I thought it was more obvious that my reply was that our only 2 top 10 picks from 1999 to 2013 were both targets for scathing criticism from barry. I'm okay with both of them.

                              We've had a dismal record with 1st round picks until 2013, which is one of the reasons I wouldn't mind trading down to get more value this year. There's no one in this draft that you could say will be a gun player for sure, while there were lots last year and looks a though there will be a fair few next year as well, although they are likely to be gone by the time we come to the draft. At least we should get Blakey.
                              Yeah, I was a bit slow on the uptake there and actually edited my post so it wouldn't look like i was having a go at you.....fail! Actually, I totally agree with you (as I usually do).
                              Originally posted by ugg
                              Delisted last year. Signed with Sydney Uni but never played a game due to his injury. Believe he won?t be there next year.
                              Poor bugger.....dreams shattered.

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                              • S.S. Bleeder
                                Senior Player
                                • Sep 2014
                                • 2165

                                Originally posted by joemoore12
                                N. Blakey will be a Swan - you can bank on that. Also, 2018 draft is an absolute belter - could be best of all.
                                It's been likened to the 2001 draft which was not only good, but deep. The only issue is that we would probably lose both those first round picks on Blakey.

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