List Mgmt. 2022 AFL Draft Discussion

what do we do?

  • trade back in with a future first and take phillipou

  • trade back in with a future second and take barnett

  • trade back in with a future second for someone else

  • only take MM and keep the other spot for PSD/rookie


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Our draft haul:

Pick 17 - Max Michalanney (matched F/S)
Pick 43 - Billy Dowling
Pick 50 - Hugh Bond

Rookie Pick 5 - Andrew McPherson (re-listed)
Rookie Pick 21 - Paul Seedsman (re-listed)
 
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If we had Pick 6 and our eyes were absolutely set on a specific tall mid, what would we be asking in return if someone else wanted him? Probably two 1sts. That's what we'd need to offload for a crack at Phillipou.
Afraid so and then it would depend how locked into the same player the club with the required pick was.
 
And yet you are still a supporter 😜
Absolutely.

I will NEVER give up. Ever.

Souths and Adelaide are my 3rd and 4th children.

Souths will be first and foremost before Adelaide always. I miss the days of top grade SANFL. When football WAS football.

I miss Panther Park. Was grassroots at its best. It get blowy out at Noarlunga.

I was a runner during Souths last "Premiership" ... the 1991 Foundation Cup. Many beer tickets were handed to me by the boys. John Reid is a bloody good bloke, love him.

I used to be a Woodville man until they decided to merge with absolute filth. Ditched them like a hot spud. I was at the game when they abused Robbie Muir until he cracked. That incident was not Robbie's fault.
 
Absolutely.

I will NEVER give up. Ever.

Souths and Adelaide are my 3rd and 4th children.

Souths will be first and foremost before Adelaide always. I miss the days of top grade SANFL. When football WAS football.

I miss Panther Park. Was grassroots at its best. It get blowy out at Noarlunga.

I was a runner during Souths last "Premiership" ... the 1991 Foundation Cup. Many beer tickets were handed to me by the boys. John Reid is a bloody good bloke, love him.

I used to be a Woodville man until they decided to merge with absolute filth. Ditched them like a hot spud. I was at the game when they abused Robbie Muir until he cracked. That incident was not Robbie's fault.


I'm all for South Adelaide to become the 3rd SA AFL team.

Why not Norwood? Because out of all the SANFL clubs, we have the largest territory, the largest population and the most unique mascot. There has never been a Panther team in the WAFL or VFL.

Once we find an investor to back us, we should make a proper AFL bid in the next 15 years.
 
I'm all for South Adelaide to become the 3rd SA AFL team.

Why not Norwood? Because out of all the SANFL clubs, we have the largest territory, the largest population and the most unique mascot. There has never been a Panther team in the WAFL or VFL.

Once we find an investor to back us, we should make a proper AFL bid in the next 15 years.

It's ok mate, I've the winning ticket for lotto this week, I'll make it happen ...

Then I'll do the "pigs arse" Elliot and hand out brown paper bags and stack the Club, if I've gotta buy one I'll * do it.
 
There you go Mark Bickley has heard Adelaide are trying to get back into the pointy end of the 2022 draft just like TAFKATMS has said....obviously that player is Phillipou. They're trying.

 
It's ok mate, I've the winning ticket for lotto this week, I'll make it happen ...

Then I'll do the "pigs arse" Elliot and hand out brown paper bags and stack the Club, if I've gotta buy one I'll * do it.

The mighty blue and white forever mate. Let each and everyone one here sing!
 

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Yep, * yeah mate.

Looking forward to next season. Always do.

We'll keep in touch with each other about OUR Club and the goings on. Hopefully we can catch up at a game or 2. :)

No worries mate, I'll fly down to Adelaide to see a few games with my old man. As a proud Kingstonian we'll be fighting for the right to return the flag to South Adelaide yet again.
 
I'm all for South Adelaide to become the 3rd SA AFL team.

Why not Norwood? Because out of all the SANFL clubs, we have the largest territory, the largest population and the most unique mascot. There has never been a Panther team in the WAFL or VFL.

Once we find an investor to back us, we should make a proper AFL bid in the next 15 years.
Not a very compelling argument, but hey good luck, try get a few premierships in the SANFL then make a bid😉
 
If pick 5 was overs for Rankine, how was pick 7 to NOT have Bowes?

Maybe we should take more notice of what the Crows have actually DONE, which is quickly put pick 5 on the table for Rankine, and greedily grab NMs F2 for pick 23? We may not be right, but I don't know how much clearer the Crows could have made it. They don't rate this draft.

I mean this is so obvious even the great disliker should be grasping it.

What would our actions look like, and how would they differ if our views were otherwise

That said, it is also possible that having seen the league make a mass migration out of the draft that we might think the overcorrection has gone too far and there might be value now that wasn’t there before
 
I'm all for South Adelaide to become the 3rd SA AFL team.

Why not Norwood? Because out of all the SANFL clubs, we have the largest territory, the largest population and the most unique mascot. There has never been a Panther team in the WAFL or VFL.

Once we find an investor to back us, we should make a proper AFL bid in the next 15 years.

Norwood were the first SA club in the AFL, they just rebadged the license ;)
 
The draft, while important, is no longer shaping the destinies of teams, in terms of winning games and finals, in the way that it did, or as intended when it was introduced, alongside the salary cap, in 1986. It is important, but less influential than a decade ago.

“The draft is almost irrelevant to the top four or so clubs,” says Gold Coast chief executive and ex-Hawthorn and AFL football boss Mark Evans. He notes that the draft has been weakened, as an equalisation measure, “given the increase in player movement and players wanting to play at clubs in premiership contention”.

Senior club figures and list managers note that players these days are more willing to leave, as Horne-Francis and Henry did; that the best players pick the good teams higher on the ladder (see Tom Lynch and Jeremy Cameron), that they nearly always get their wish; and the club that loses the player usually cops whatever “collateral” is available.

Players have always largely been able to get to their preferred club. “But they’re doing it more and they’re doing it sooner,” says Wayne Campbell, the ex-Tiger great, current Suns and former GWS head of football.

This leads to another important shift that has undermined the draft’s mission of comforting the afflicted and afflicting the comfortable: That the better teams can pay players less than the weaker ones.

Lynch and Cameron accepted pay cuts to cross from expansion teams to Richmond and Geelong. Lynch accepted $400,000 a season less at Richmond than he might have received at North. At expansion teams, first-round picks who’ve done squat are handed $400,000-plus in their third year.


 

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