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Sorry I might have misunderstood- I was talking the entire draft, not just those after 9.Really ?? A dozen players taken after pick 9 ??
Just a pure Luko v Chayce?My question was, would you prefer Chayce or Luko now, to keep let's say for the next decade?
I think Chayce will have the better career.
then Smith, Rozee, Walsh?I'd have the King brothers in the #1 and #2 spots from the 2018 draft at this stage
then Smith, Rozee, Walsh?
Haha yep some people conveniently forget we bid on Harry Perrymann before going with Gallucci, mind you GWS were always going to match.
It was a logical position to takeI got howled down when at the time I suggested the suns take Ben King and Max King - brothers together = great retention prospects. Time might just prove that these 2 will have the best careers as Rankine can't get over persistent injury and Jack Lukosius has looked ok but not yet really found his feet. What I have seen of the King boys - they are going to make life really difficult for key defenders over the coming decade
No way manMy question was, would you prefer Chayce or Luko now, to keep let's say for the next decade?
I think Chayce will have the better career.
I really don't know but like I said at the time I had grave doubts there was a lot of upside to come, certainly not from a physical development angle given it was patently clear he'd been preparing strength and conditioning wise much more than most kids you see playing U18's. I think it's more likely a mental/application thing going on kick up the bum Godden gave him.Just like in 2018, people would now be stoked with Hamish if North Melbourne had (stupidly) not matched the bid on Tarryn Thomas and we had him running around for us.
I have read your previous comments on Gooch being one of the most developed kids of his draft year, do you think in some ways he has been unable to cope with the physical step up against the more mature bodies in the SANFL and AFL. Easier to be confident bursting through packs of kids, but in the big leagues it is much easier to get crunched. I have always wondered with his inability to dominate at SANFL level, even some of the Crows "top ups" have pumped out more consistent numbers than he has. Gives me a bit of the Atkins vibe, in that some of his best games in the AFL have been against Gold Coast and Carlton in 2018 when they were terrible and contested pressure was low. In losses he tends to have little to no impact and disappear. Could be position related, but good players will find a way to have impact no matter how few opportunities they get.
Injury luck a factorIt was a logical position to take
Retention is easier with 2 in the family. Maybe Gold Coast also had Number 1 blindness - when a prospect is touted as number 1 from so far out it can be seen as madness to go against that pick
Might have also thought losing one wasn't as bad as losing two at the same time?It was a logical position to take
Retention is easier with 2 in the family. Maybe Gold Coast also had Number 1 blindness - when a prospect is touted as number 1 from so far out it can be seen as madness to go against that pick
What's the go on Rankine? Under contract but they mean nothing. Still a player i would be chasing if he can get his body right. Would be handy in our forward line alongside Mcadam and Stengle.I'd have the King brothers in the #1 and #2 spots from the 2018 draft at this stage
It was a logical position to take
Retention is easier with 2 in the family. Maybe Gold Coast also had Number 1 blindness - when a prospect is touted as number 1 from so far out it can be seen as madness to go against that pick
Set to debut this week.What's the go on Rankine? Still a player i would be chasing if he can get his body right. Would be handy in our forward line alongside Mcadam and Stengle.
Will be exciting to watchSet to debut this week.
M.King would have easily went pick 1 if he didn't do his ACL in the 1st game of the season.I'd have the King brothers in the #1 and #2 spots from the 2018 draft at this stage
Fair enough I guess, I just love great Key Forwards, I fell in love with the game watching blokes kick 10 goals every week, don't love the game nearly as much anymore due to the defensive nature of the game these days.I suppose it gets down to a Dusty/Danger vs a Josh Kennedy/Buddy Franklin. I'm going with the former
He's got the best skillset of any draftee in a long long time.Rankine was meant to be the best aswell... looking forward to seeing him this week
What is going on with EdwardsLuke Edwards - disappointingly named in the Bays U18's again
Tariek Newchurch - named in the forward pocket for the Roosters
James Borlase - named in the Reserves for Sturt
Riley Thilthorpe - named at full forward for West in the State League
Zac Dumensy - named on the wing for the Panthers in the State League
Bailey Chamberlain - named on the ball for West in the U18's
Caleb Poulter - named in the gutz for WWt U18's
Henry Nelligan - on debut for the Redlegs in the State League
Jamison Murphy - named in the gutz for the Roodters in the U18's
Riley Holder - named for the Bays in the U18's
Corey Durdin - named on the HFF for Centrals in the State League
Nicholas Kraemer - named in ball for Panthers in the U18's
Glenelg league side is hard to crack into??What is going on with Edwards