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Yep.Mitch Thorp was the next big thing on this board.lolI wanted Mitch Thorp (or Selwood)
maybe it was Peejay or Khan who wanted foley.
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Yep.Mitch Thorp was the next big thing on this board.lolI wanted Mitch Thorp (or Selwood)
maybe it was Peejay or Khan who wanted foley.
Have to admit the Pies did well(On Paper).But not worth an A.Funnily enough Collingwood draft was rated A while Richmond was rated C...
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Ken Wood is the bloke.Same bloke who decided Ellis's compo pick.Funny that.Not Richmond related ... in the end everything is I suppose. But how the hell did the AFL sign off on Gold Coast offloading Pick 11 (2020) and Pick 64 (used by Geelong in a package for Taheny) for Geelong's Pick 27?
Far be it from me to buy into Steve Hocking conspiracy theories - I'm not even sure he's the one with the final say in such matters - but surely this one triggers that exact reason the AFL has to sign off on all such live trades?
His reasoning was quite funny, Pies got an A because a couple of kids he rated highly slid to their picks, while Richmond got a C because we reached for players he didn't rate highly, and he effectively rubbished all 3 of Cumberland Martyn & Ralphsmith. Credit to him though, he has got ESPN bosses fooled and they are paying him to produce contentFunnily enough Collingwood draft was rated A while Richmond was rated C...
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ESPN's AFL draft expert Chris Doerre analyses each teams performance at the Draft and grades how each team fared over the first two rounds including trades, bids and picks.www.espn.com.au
38 senior listedWhat's our list numbers situation?
Do we have spots for the next Sydney Stack?
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me too, my go to tool is the dartboard.Before the draft i wouldn't know anyone of the kids we picked up from a bar of soap.So who am i to argue or sook over who we got.
Who knows Biggie could be our next Rance and any of the top 10 kid picks could be a flop.
One thing i do know is those we got have come to the best club and its culture in the land.
Yeah ok. Thought we may have left a spot open for a train on guy.38 senior listed
6 rookie listed
We have no spot available for SSP or mid season draft unless we get a season ending LTI or retirement.
38 senior listed
6 rookie listed
We have no spot available for SSP or mid season draft unless we get a season ending LTI or retirement.
Yeah ok. Thought we may have left a spot open for a train on guy.
So three years left with cotch rance riewoldt edwards.
The Francis Jackson method.me too, my go to tool is the dartboard.
Don't think we have a spot.my understanding is this is wrong
DES is cat b
the following season, he has to be changed to the senior list or rookie category A if he remains a richmond afl listed player, but he is a b category listed player next season - hence richmond are allowed to sign one more player Stack / Pickett style
correct
Oooh of course you're right. Egg showed a bit this year, and we'd probably feel he's good enough for us to need to be able to play him.I think the key is that cat a players can play at any time, cat b players must wait for a long term injury.
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Don't think we have a spot.
In the rookie draft tracker yesterday.We wern't listed on the AFL tracker or as Passed when it came to our pick(which wasn't there)
We have spot, but looks like we are not using it. Going to be very difficult to free up spots at the end next season which could be reason for keeping a vacant spot.Don't think we have a spot.
In the rookie draft tracker yesterday.We wern't listed on the AFL tracker or as Passed when it came to our pick(which wasn't there)
Think we need Balmey on board.We have spot, but looks like we are not using it. Going to be very difficult to free up spots at the end next season which could be reason for keeping a vacant spot.
DES is Cat A as we didn't have a rookie draft pick allocated to us, which we would have had if he was, which we could have then passed on to allow us to bring in a potential SSP player.my understanding is this is wrong
DES is cat b
the following season, he has to be changed to the senior list or rookie category A if he remains a richmond afl listed player, but he is a b category listed player next season - hence richmond are allowed to sign one more player Stack / Pickett style
correct
We have spot, but looks like we are not using it. Going to be very difficult to free up spots at the end next season which could be reason for keeping a vacant spot.
DES is Cat A as we didn't have a rookie draft pick allocated to us, which we would have had if he was, which we could have then passed on to allow us to bring in a potential SSP player.
The only spots we have available are 3 Cat B rookie spots, which allows us to add a kid from our NGA directly to the list if we wanted, but we have none worthy of a spot. It also applies to international players, NSW scholarship program, international scholarship program or players who haven't been registered with an Australian rules football club in the last 3 years.
Source?DES is Cat A as we didn't have a rookie draft pick allocated to us, which we would have had if he was, which we could have then passed on to allow us to bring in a potential SSP player.
The only spots we have available are 3 Cat B rookie spots, which allows us to add a kid from our NGA directly to the list if we wanted, but we have none worthy of a spot. It also applies to international players, NSW scholarship program, international scholarship program or players who haven't been registered with an Australian rules football club in the last 3 years.
definite strategy. J Ross is younger too, so is DowLike the fact we are picking a lot of younger blokes who are bottom ages
first we picked shaI, than Turner last year both who have really rewarded us in having a crack and just taking a chance on that raw talent despite being smaller and needing a little bit more time to develop
looks like we have continued This with a few of our picks this year
it’s the benefit of having such a well rounded list as it stands the club can recruit for the future and find these super talented kids that have slipped through because other clubs are focusing on guys that will play round 1
...or players who haven't been registered with an Australian rules football club in the last 3 years.
Totally agree...it takes us back to the good old days when we had Ressies, Under 18's et al when clubs could hide young emerging stars away from the physical hurly burly of the first's and avoid being smashed whilst honing their skills...and start playing them when they had a few years and games getting stronger and smarter before introducing themselves on the big stage of AFL...The more I watch modern footy, the more I realise how the draft is just a media content filler. Occasionally there are rare talents like Dusty but really it is about club culture and buy in. All the kids in the draft can play.
I truly believe if RFC had instead recruited all the players on the Melbourne list and Melbourne had recruited all the players on the RFC list, that RFC would have still won two flags and MFC would still be 17th. Dusty would of been lost to the game by now if he had started his career with Mark Neeld as his coach.
I just love the fact there is no pressure on any of our new recruits. They can take there time and have to fight so hard to earn a spot in the senior team
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