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Bellchambers? Isn't even in the same league as Goldstein....
Amazing pickup by North in the 3rd round.
Bellchambers still deserves to be on this list, I reckon he's the 3rd best of this lot.
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Bellchambers? Isn't even in the same league as Goldstein....
Amazing pickup by North in the 3rd round.
Ben McEvoy?
Bellchambers still deserves to be on this list, I reckon he's the 3rd best of this lot.
Good numbers but not really much of a comparison considering it's only based on Goldy's first 9 games.Todd vs Cox same age:
http://www.footywire.com/afl/footy/...d1=1755&tid2=19&pid2=100&type=A&fid1=O&fid2=O
Todd vs Sandi same age:
http://www.footywire.com/afl/footy/...pid1=1755&tid2=9&pid2=40&type=A&fid1=O&fid2=O
'Nuff said.
Even more amazing for Freo then given that Sandi was also a 3rd round Rookie Draft pick.Amazing pickup by North in the 3rd round.
Agree. You'd typically have to play for 10+ years (factoring injuries, suspension, rested, etc) to reach 200 games, and I don't see either of them with enough talent based on what they've shown so far to be retained in the system for 10+ years.Fair analysis although the odds of Renouf and Hampson playing 200 would be very very slim personally.
McEvoy's game against Collingwood last week was even better, with career-high stats for hitouts, marks, and possessions. His marking around the ground is terrific and if his ruckwork catches up with that side of his game we'll be very happy indeed. He's becoming a "markologist" around the ground.He was very good tonight against the Doggies. Took some really strong grabs around the ground and showed up his more experienced counterparts in the ruck contests.
Even more amazing for Freo then given that Sandi was also a 3rd round Rookie Draft pick.
Yeah, a lot depends on how much game time they have, particularly in the ruck. With McIntosh the #1 ruck Goldy didn't have a lot of time in the ruck.
The interesting thing will be what we will do now with McIntosh.
best 21 y.o. VFL ruckman ?
One and a half years on, Goldstein has moved well ahead. Berger looking pretty good. Renouf stalled by injury but was promising early in the season and Hampson has found his niche but will not be in the class of the other three.
1. Goldstein (pick 37)
2. Berger (pick 4)
3. Renouf (pick 24)
4. Hampson (pick 17)
2006 still looks like a good year for rucks. All 4 look certain to play 200+.
Matthew Kreuzer returns tomorrow.
Hopefully he can get back to his pre-injury form (if not improve on it) and be considered one of the best young ruckmen going around in the game.
Agreed. Some of the best ruckmen in the game at the moment were fairly late picks(Cox, pick #28 in the 2000 Rookie Draft, Sandilands, pick #33 in the 2001 Rookie Draft, Jamar, #6 in the 2001 Rookie Draft, Goldstein, pick #37 in the 2006 Draft, Mumford, pick #57 in the 2007 Draft).
When HMac comes back, jeez, look out.
Agree. You'd typically have to play for 10+ years (factoring injuries, suspension, rested, etc) to reach 200 games, and I don't see either of them with enough talent based on what they've shown so far to be retained in the system for 10+ years.
Bellchambers still deserves to be on this list, I reckon he's the 3rd best of this lot.
Bellchambers still deserves to be on this list, I reckon he's the 3rd best of this lot.
Wayde Skipper spent 10 seasons on an AFL list (playing 60 of a possible 229 games), and he didn't have the advantage of being 200cm+ like either of those players, or have the athleticism of Hampson. Anything is possible.