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Sir_Loin
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The moment the trade is agreed
I think he’s going to be special, but I understand the hesitation. We may be in a pickle if he’s a clear top 5 option.
That's a good thing. Then clubs will come for it.
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I reckon you get a handful of times in your career when you just knock it out of the park. This might be one
Based on the 2024 ladder, they'd have to win 7 extra games to move up from 17th to 15th
We've secured a top 4 pick.
Put the gambling ad disclaimer under it and get a quote from OOh media- I'm sure the whole tigers board will contribute some $$$ for the best of trolls- im in!
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Think I'll watch more North games than Richmond games. They will no doubt improve but so will the other teams around them.
Below North - Eagles and Tigs
The following clubs will dictate how good this deal is:
Dons - I really don't rate them at all and can see a bottom four finish. Hopefully they get off to their standard world beater start and push for 9-10 wins.
Crows - Cumming and Peatling help their depth. Draper will make an impact early. Their forward line actually looks pretty good with the two bigs plus hopefully Rachele has a better year. Rankine the star. Should finish above but not guranteed.
Saints - Their midfield is horrible. Can see North finishing above them.
Dees - Think Trac, Oliver and Gawn do enough to keep Melbourne ahead but the slide is coming.
Suns - Surely they are due to improve. Would have them ahead of North.
My best guess is Saints, Dons, Tigs and Eagles finish below and we get pick 5, which is still a win.
Below North - Eagles and Tigs
The following clubs will dictate how good this deal is:
Dons - I really don't rate them at all and can see a bottom four finish. Hopefully they get off to their standard world beater start and push for 9-10 wins.
Crows - Cumming and Peatling help their depth. Draper will make an impact early. Their forward line actually looks pretty good with the two bigs plus hopefully Rachele has a better year. Rankine the star. Should finish above but not guranteed.
Saints - Their midfield is horrible. Can see North finishing above them.
Dees - Think Trac, Oliver and Gawn do enough to keep Melbourne ahead but the slide is coming.
Suns - Surely they are due to improve. Would have them ahead of North.
My best guess is Saints, Dons, Tigs and Eagles finish below and we get pick 5, which is still a win.
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Good analysis.
Everyone down my way loves the Saints, so it's easy to cheer them on. Hopefully Max King can have a few good games early and Ross can get them on a roll.
Not so easy to cheer on the Bummers, but I'll grit my teeth and hope they win enough games to finish eighth and then lose their elimination final by 1 point.
Crows and Suns home ground advantages should see them win enough.
Melbourne crash is coming, but not yet.
Clarko will get sacked after comparing the AFL hierarchy to a bag of dicks on live TV. Pick #3.
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Good call re home ground stuff. The Saints just don't have enough in the midfield in my opinion but maybe I'm underestimating some kids. Ross's boring game plan should see them close enough in enough games and they did finish the year well.
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I don’t think there’s anyone to tag to be honest with you
I get the posts on north rising but I could also see them finishing second last. I just don’t see them passing anyone yet. They would have to click like hawthorn did and I just can’t see culturally the same buy in. Their top up players are all shit.
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