Analysis 2019 List Management Discussion II
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thylacine60
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diesel can fix the rest..........
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Would have no issue taking Webb as a rookie.
Senior list would depend on whether we rate others ahead of him.
Senior list would depend on whether we rate others ahead of him.
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He put a little weight on during the neck injury recovery, but it's back off again. Wouldn't call him slow - definitely not quick though, I'd probably consider him average in terms of pace
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I remember him a few years ago and looked really good. Had a lot of injuries.
thylacine60
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you don't mes about with neck injuries..........
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Definitely Sam MacLure.
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Pittonet, Newnes, Martin front-ended, Webb as a rookie, all at the cost of sliding in the fourth round.
Genius.
Genius.
RETIREMENTS, DELISTINGS AND TRADES Your club's list changes
Carlton is already set to land former Sun Jack Martin in the pre-season draft, and has a recent history of offering opportunities to players they invite to training.
Cameron O'Shea, Matt Shaw, Tom Bugg and Hugh Goddard turned their training chances into list spots at the Blues in the past two years.
Yeah right. Lucky us.
Guess that's going to change under Liddles watch (The new LM)
Carlton is already set to land former Sun Jack Martin in the pre-season draft, and has a recent history of offering opportunities to players they invite to training.
Cameron O'Shea, Matt Shaw, Tom Bugg and Hugh Goddard turned their training chances into list spots at the Blues in the past two years.
Yeah right. Lucky us.
Guess that's going to change under Liddles watch (The new LM)
thylacine60
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think injury prone is a term tossed about a little too easily - a broken thumb and a neck injury is hardly evil knievel territory....................
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Wickzki
Definitely Sam MacLure.
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If anybody can get a player physically right then it's Andy Russell.
Webb's proven that he can play at the level if you can get his body right.
Russell would/will have done the checks and balances and gotten to know the intimate details of what he has to work with there before we even rookie him. If we do I like his chances.
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I really like the idea of picking Webb up in the rookie draft. He is a low risk high reward, if he can get his body right. IMO he'll be in our best 22, he's can forward, back or inside mid (I think he's best position is inside mid) he's a very good kick and a solid intercept marker. I would like to see him rotate with Gibbons between midfield and forward.
Really over posters thinking other club's fringe players are best 22 for us. Our young list compares to GWS a couple of years ago, like saying Dyl Buckley should be best 22 for Giants.
Would rather Kye Quirk, Fisher or Anderson.
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Unless you think it's contagious I'm not sure what the issue is...
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Webb's probably more comparable to Willo than DylBucks. Has ability, just needs a clean run at it. Would we say a fit Willo would walk into the best 22 at Gold Coast, St Kilda, Melbourne, Essendon, Adelaide, North etc? Hell yeah. The question is just on fitness.
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You're also forgetting the broken leg at training this year. So he's had 3 periods of extended leave thanks to random serious injury. He's not injury prone in the sense of having bad hamstrings and that kind of thing - he's basically been involved in 3 serious accidents that put him out of footy for months at a time. Could argue he's "unlucky" rather than injury prone, but it's semantics really
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I would be hoping at least 1 of those 3 get picked up.
Quirk has something about him I like. Old fashioned footballer who know how to get the nut.
If you extrapolate his sequence he's obviously due to break an arm
He's pretty keen to be training in neck brace and full leg plaster
I would be keen to add Manton
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What's so crazy about the idea that a fringe player can come good at another club? Happens all the time. Just recently at the Dogs, we've brought in fringe players in Crozier, Lloyd and Duryea, and all 3 are starting 22 and among our best players.
Liam Jones was bog average at the Dogs, but has been one of your most reliable players the last couple of years. Nic Newman just had a career best season with you guys after struggling for a consistent spot at Sydney
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Webb has more talent than all 3 player you mentioned. If Webb had gotten his body right in the last 5 years he would be best 22 at the bulldog aswell. If we pick him and he's not injured in 2020 he'll have a bigger impact than any new player we'll bring in, Betts, Newnes, Pittonet, pick 9 and Martin.
Average player.
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You said injury prone. Maybe say what you mean next time
Why does it matter if we invite him to train with us?
thylacine60
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we don't consider a broken leg an injury at carlton........
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