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AFLW 2024 - Round 9 - Indigenous Round - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
You still need to be physically ready. He isn't. It's not just a matter of talent and/or potentialI’d be happy to see him get a run. Just as capable as anyone else in our back 6 and not like he would be replacing anyone of any substance
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Need to look after his body. 200cm 18 year olds are fragile
What a bunch of conservatives you guys are.
The kid is an elite intercept mark. His got a heap of determination and thirst for the challenge. He’s 15kg heavier than Bergman, and he’s not that much lighter than Jake Lever or our very own Chalky Combden. Has played quite a number of minutes on Souv during intraclub games.
Not suggesting he’s round 1 ready, but he could just as easily play 3rd defender in the ones as 1st or 2nd defender in the VFL.
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What a bunch of conservatives you guys are.
The kid is an elite intercept mark. His got a heap of determination and thirst for the challenge. He’s 15kg heavier than Bergman, and he’s not that much lighter than Jake Lever or our very own Chalky Combden. Has played quite a number of minutes on Souv during intraclub games.
Not suggesting he’s round 1 ready, but he could just as easily play 3rd defender in the ones as 1st or 2nd defender in the VFL.
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Fair shout. Just checked and geelong’s de Koning was about 87kg in 2022.What a bunch of conservatives you guys are.
The kid is an elite intercept mark. His got a heap of determination and thirst for the challenge. He’s 15kg heavier than Bergman, and he’s not that much lighter than Jake Lever or our very own Chalky Combden. Has played quite a number of minutes on Souv during intraclub games.
Not suggesting he’s round 1 ready, but he could just as easily play 3rd defender in the ones as 1st or 2nd defender in the VFL.
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He needs time but I think that time is a little shorter than I expected on draft day.The only team he could handle the 2nd or 3rd forward for would be us.
And that's assuming he's lucky enough to score a CCJ or Taylor.
Zurhaar, Curtis or Ford would tie him in knots.
And that's the 17th side..
Needs time.
Could potentially match up on a young KPF like Cadman or third tall like GunstonThe only team he could handle the 2nd or 3rd forward for would be us.
And that's assuming he's lucky enough to score a CCJ or Taylor.
Zurhaar, Curtis or Ford would tie him in knots.
And that's the 17th side..
Needs time.
As much as I see his potential, Gunston would kick a bag on him right now.Could potentially match up on a young KPF like Cadman or third tall like Gunston
I'm not so sure about that, Gunston is nowhere near the player he once was.As much as I see his potential, Gunston would kick a bag on him right now.
He looks a very likely type, a taster or two late in the year would be great. He's not Bergman size but we also want to avoid a repeat of that and miss games which will then impact into next year as well and pre season / training for 2025. I'd take a guaranteed full 2024 VFL season over 1-2 AFL games if I had to choose now.He needs time but I think that time is a little shorter than I expected on draft day.
I was thinking that he might start to get a game in the 2nd half of 2025 or early 2026.
Now I think that timeline has moved forward 12 months. I wouldn't be shocked if, after a good run in the vfl, he gets a game late in 2024 or very early in 2025.
The fact that you've listed 9 players, half of our starting 18, bodes very well for our future if they all reach their full potential. I'm hoping we look back on these 2 drafts in a few years and all agree that they helped change the trajectory of the club.The 2022 vs 2023 draft is going to be an interesting battle in a few years.
Sheez, GW, George, Harvey
vs
McKercher, Duursma, Dawson, Goad & Hardeman.
Dawson and Goad loom as the big tie breakers.
If Harvey turns into a 30 goal a year forward for us and just two of Hardeman, Dawson and Goad lock down roles in the side we'll be sitting very sweet. I reckon we know what we're getting with Sheezel, Wardlaw and McKercher going forward. George and Duursma the two with massive ceilings but from this point it's close to impossible to tell what they'll do at the top level.The fact that you've listed 9 players, half of a starting 18, bodes very well for our future if they all reach their full potential. I'm hoping we look back on these 2 drafts in a few years and all agree that they helped change the trajectory of the club.
It sure beats the days of hoping that Ryan Clarke, Mitch Hibberd, Corey Wagner & Declan Mountford can become half-decent footballers.If Harvey turns into a 30 goal a year forward for us and just two of Hardeman, Dawson and Goad lock down roles in the side we'll be sitting very sweet. I reckon we know what we're getting with Sheezel, Wardlaw and McKercher going forward. George and Duursma the two with massive ceilings but from this point it's close to impossible to tell what they'll do at the top level.
The 2022 vs 2023 draft is going to be an interesting battle in a few years.
Sheez, GW, George, Harvey
vs
McKercher, Duursma, Dawson, Goad & Hardeman.
Dawson and Goad loom as the big tie breakers.
We've absolutely smashed the last two drafts imo and on all viewings in AFL environments.
With some luck, 2020 will end up being very competitive, yeah.Agreed.
Also consider 2021 with Goater and Curtis.
And 2020 with Philips, Powell, Lazzaro and ford