If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
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If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
Who would be the top 10 picks?
Please choose yours, quite an interesting subject I think
Please choose yours, quite an interesting subject I think
Good Golly I'm Olly- Tractor Boy
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
What, drafting from our Uni's?
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
No drafting from the players in the league already Stella haha.
Not exactly US like
Not exactly US like
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
Aah.
Grant Holt, second pick for Utd?
Grant Holt, second pick for Utd?
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
Stella wrote:Aah.
Grant Holt, second pick for Utd?
Haha he's too good for them
What I mean is who would go Top 10 overall?
It's quite hard actually haha
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
As in who are the best 10 players in the Premier League? Or if you had to provide the base for a team who would you pick?
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
Right let me sort this out:
Norwich - 10th
QPR - 9th
Reading - 8th
Swansea - 7th
Newcastle - 6th
Aston Villa - 5th
Fulham - 4th
Chelsea - 3rd
West Brom - 2nd
Sunderland - 1st
That's the draft order. Who would each team pick. They have the choice of any player in the league
Norwich - 10th
QPR - 9th
Reading - 8th
Swansea - 7th
Newcastle - 6th
Aston Villa - 5th
Fulham - 4th
Chelsea - 3rd
West Brom - 2nd
Sunderland - 1st
That's the draft order. Who would each team pick. They have the choice of any player in the league
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
Different teams, different needs.
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
Sunderland - A right winger?
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
No no no they start with a clean slate
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
They have no players
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
Sunderland: Robin Van Persie
West Brom: Gareth Bale
Chelsea: Luis Suarez
Fulham: Juan Mata
Aston Villa: Vincent Kompany
Newcastle: Eden Hazard
Swansea: David Silva
Reading: Yaya Toure
QPR: Sergio Aguero
Norwich: Jan Vertonghen
West Brom: Gareth Bale
Chelsea: Luis Suarez
Fulham: Juan Mata
Aston Villa: Vincent Kompany
Newcastle: Eden Hazard
Swansea: David Silva
Reading: Yaya Toure
QPR: Sergio Aguero
Norwich: Jan Vertonghen
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
Crimey wrote:Sunderland: Robin Van Persie
West Brom: Gareth Bale
Chelsea: Luis Suarez
Fulham: Juan Mata
Aston Villa: Vincent Kompany
Newcastle: Eden Hazard
Swansea: David Silva
Reading: Yaya Toure
QPR: Sergio Aguero
Norwich: Jan Vertonghen
What have you been smoking? Suarez ahead of Mata? Go slap yourself now.
Other than that spot on.
How about we use the Football League as the NCAA and the Championship would be Division 1 etc. Then have Prem teams draft for their current needs. Then it'd be interesting to see who thinks who would take who.
Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
MockingJay33 wrote:Crimey wrote:Sunderland: Robin Van Persie
West Brom: Gareth Bale
Chelsea: Luis Suarez
Fulham: Juan Mata
Aston Villa: Vincent Kompany
Newcastle: Eden Hazard
Swansea: David Silva
Reading: Yaya Toure
QPR: Sergio Aguero
Norwich: Jan Vertonghen
What have you been smoking? Suarez ahead of Mata? Go slap yourself now.
Other than that spot on.
How about we use the Football League as the NCAA and the Championship would be Division 1 etc. Then have Prem teams draft for their current needs. Then it'd be interesting to see who thinks who would take who.
I'll sort it out for another thread at some point dude! Sort of liking drafting from the lower leagues, I like it
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
Yeah and the top picks would be players like Ince, Zaha, Bolasie, etc.
Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
MockingJay33 wrote:Yeah and the top picks would be players like Ince, Zaha, Bolasie, etc.
Or would they?
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Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
Olly wrote:MockingJay33 wrote:Yeah and the top picks would be players like Ince, Zaha, Bolasie, etc.
Or would they?
I reckon Reading would trade the 1st pick for a defensive player some picks. Lol.
Re: If the Premier League had a US Style draft...
1. Bale
2. Mata
3. Suarez
4. Hazard
5. Lukaku
6. Kompany
7. Sergio Aguero
8. Nastasic
9. Benteke
10. De Gea
2. Mata
3. Suarez
4. Hazard
5. Lukaku
6. Kompany
7. Sergio Aguero
8. Nastasic
9. Benteke
10. De Gea
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