[Ronnie]

Defenders
CORNES, Chad
$631,600
SHAW, Heath
$570,400
GRAM, Jason
$458,200
MCPHARLIN, Luke
$447,100
BOCK, Nathan
$392,700
RYDER, Patrick
$377,600
SYMES, Brad
$377,300
SELWOOD, Scott
$94,200
GRIMES, Jack
$94,200
Will Selwood and Grimes get a game? Who else can i put in for a similar price?

Midfield
DAL SANTO, Nick
$621,600
MCLEAN, Brock
$441,100
JOHNSTONE, Travis
$433,800
STEVENS, Nick
$326,800
RAMANAUSKAS, Adam
$298,300
COUGHLAN, Mark
$260,500
HOULI, Bachar
$147,400
EBERT, Bradley
$94,200
Will Ebert get a game? who else can i put in?
Will McLean be back to his 2006 form? is he worth it?
Is Rama back to be a bit of a riser?
Is Johnstone worth it?

Ruck
KING, Steven
$288,600
LEUENBERGER, Matthew
$203,900
GARDINER, Michael
$175,100
HAMPSON, Shaun
$101,900
Do you think King will be a player who can score ok for cheap this year?
I have read good things about Leunberger, worth the hype?
Gardiner I think is a good risk.
Is Hampson the best choice of the cheapy rucks?

Forwards
PAVLICH, Matthew
$620,400
BROWN, Jonathan
$597,000
FEVOLA, Brendan
$466,200
PORPLYZIA, Jason
$349,500
TREDREA, Warren
$335,800
HAWKINS, Tom
$278,400
RIOLI, Cyril
$94,200
MOTLOP, Marlon
$94,200
TIPPETT, Kurt
$94,200
Will Fev be up for a stellar year with Judd and Stevens giving him the ball?
Is Hawkins going to have an impact with no Ablett?
Will Motlop play?
Is Tippett going to produce NAB cup form?
Who can i replace any of these with?

Any advice at all is much welcomed.
Players i should get rid of.
Players I should replace them with.
Any players at all i really should be getting.
Probably need most help with the rookies and cash cows.

What approach do i take early, lots of cheap cash cows with just a few guns and a bunch of middle range players. and then when the cash cows make money, sell them on for new cheap players who might make money, and with the money made, trade some middle range players for guns?

Any help at all would be much appreciated. My mate thinks he has our comp wrapped up because he smashed us all last year, i want to prove him wrong.

cheers