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The perils of being a No.1 draft pick – The Age
Assuming the Crows don’t upset Richmond and gift-wrap pick one to North Melbourne, Adelaide will have the opportunity to make an unusual call in this year’s national draft.
Patrick Dangerfield, we later learned, turned out to be the premier player in the 2007 draft. Not that you would have known this by the reaction of some Adelaide media, which castigated the Crows, as only South Australians can, for not taking the local, Brad Ebert, at pick 10.
Assuming the Crows don’t upset Richmond and gift-wrap pick one to North Melbourne, Adelaide will have the opportunity to make an unusual call in this year’s national draft: they can bid pick one on the game’s most feted N…
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