Position 2022 Fantasy Rookies

[WaynesWorld19]

 

[WaynesWorld19]

 

[11kgm]

time to bring mead in, shame he is a mid only

 

[Mezzoculo]

time to bring mead in, shame he is a mid only

My only concern is that he's joining an established midfield looking to challenge for a flag. Would hate to see him get Kenned after a few poor games.

 

[11kgm]

 

[11kgm]

AF need to fix their shit Stephens is too expensive compared to other formats

 

[WaynesWorld19]

 

[tigs2010]

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Still looks like Fatty McCartin to me

 

[WaynesWorld19]

Still looks like Fatty McCartin to me

Judgemental .....would hate to hear what you say about Santa

 

[tigs2010]

Judgemental .....would hate to hear what you say about Santa

Relatively speaking to AFL players naturally

 

[JDWCE]

Judgemental .....would hate to hear what you say about Santa

A diet of cookies, whisky n milk doesn’t do Santa any favours

 

[happy_eagle]

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Last season was 2018 where he averaged 49.8. So potentially a 30% discount on that prices him at 34 and around 290k.
Will likely have rookies that can produce better.

 

[WaynesWorld19]

Last season was 2018 where he averaged 49.8. So potentially a 30% discount on that prices him at 34 and around 290k.
Will likely have rookies that can produce better.

Talk of playing McCartin back in DEF

 

[WaynesWorld19]

2021 was a year of frustration for Sam Philp

34

Sam Philp

Age

23

Ht

186cm

Wt

83kg

Pos.

Fwd

Career

Season

Last 5

D

7.0

2star

K

4.0

2star

HB

3.0

3star

M

0.5

1star

T

1.5

3star

G

0.5

3star

D

7.0

1star

K

4.0

1star

HB

3.0

2star

M

0.5

1star

T

1.5

2star

G

0.5

4star

D

7.0

2star

K

4.0

2star

HB

3.0

3star

M

0.5

1star

T

1.5

4star

G

0.5

3star

, he’s seeing 2022 as one of opportunity.

For someone who had gotten an all-too-brief taste of senior football in his debut campaign of 2020, and someone who lives and breathes the game as much as he does, it’s no surprise that the 20-year-old couldn’t wait to be back in the swing of things when pre-season rolled around.

It was a persistent groin issue which curtailed Philp’s previous campaign, with the speedster managing only two VFL games before the conservative option was taken in May to withdraw him from the remainder of the season.

I’m feeling really strong, really robust out on the track and it’s helped me a fair bit. I was on a fairly modified program before December, doing just over half the sessions, where I did about 80 per cent of the session [on Saturday] which was one of the biggest so far.”

Philp – who has been training as a high half-forward, in the view to split his time evenly between that position and on the wing - articulated that, looking back now, “it’s probably really helpful for me”.

Frustration to positivity: Philp in a good spot

Sam Philp speaks on his 2021 injury troubles and subsequent optimism for 2022.

www.carltonfc.com.au

 

[RowellAnderson12]

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2021 was a year of frustration for Sam Philp, he’s seeing 2022 as one of opportunity.

For someone who had gotten an all-too-brief taste of senior football in his debut campaign of 2020, and someone who lives and breathes the game as much as he does, it’s no surprise that the 20-year-old couldn’t wait to be back in the swing of things when pre-season rolled around.

It was a persistent groin issue which curtailed Philp’s previous campaign, with the speedster managing only two VFL games before the conservative option was taken in May to withdraw him from the remainder of the season.

I’m feeling really strong, really robust out on the track and it’s helped me a fair bit. I was on a fairly modified program before December, doing just over half the sessions, where I did about 80 per cent of the session [on Saturday] which was one of the biggest so far.”

Philp – who has been training as a high half-forward, in the view to split his time evenly between that position and on the wing - articulated that, looking back now, “it’s probably really helpful for me”.

Frustration to positivity: Philp in a good spot

Sam Philp speaks on his 2021 injury troubles and subsequent optimism for 2022.

www.carltonfc.com.au

Petch 2.0 prob avoid

 

[Keystone agony]

Injuries to Henry and Miers which might mean missing round 1 could see a C.Stephens used in the middle for round 1 with say Parfitt and Duncan playing different positions to fill the voids

Geelong still have guys like Kolo/Atkins, Narkle/Higgins ect that could be picked instead but it dowant hurt his chances

 

[WaynesWorld19]

He highlighted prized draftee Campbell Chesser as the teenager most likely to progress quickly and push for senior call-up after impressing early in his first pre-season.

"He's probably a little bit more advanced than your standard draftee," Simpson said of the skilful runner.

"I think he was top 10 in our 2km time trial and I think he's one of the fittest on our list … (so) he is the young kid who may come through quicker."

Position - 2022 Rookies

Yeah it was just a curiosity. I've got no idea and it matters not one iota of course. Cant see how he could be listed as anything other than a def though, which may prove handy. Other than the soft noggin and throwing the odd coathanger in backplay, he's a handy addition if named. He will be a...

www.bigfooty.com

 

[WaynesWorld19]

Nicki who you say .....

 

[Shadow89]

Injuries to Henry and Miers which might mean missing round 1 could see a C.Stephens used in the middle for round 1 with say Parfitt and Duncan playing different positions to fill the voids

Geelong still have guys like Kolo/Atkins, Narkle/Higgins ect that could be picked instead but it dowant hurt his chances

Spot on. Highlighted this in the injury thread - Menegola and Ceglar likely to miss too due to their respective issues. 4 spots up for grabs, and I reckon at least 2 or 3 out of SDK, C. Stephens, Stengle and N. Stevens line up Round 1

 

[11kgm]

What do people think about Joshua Rachele, apparently locked to play round 1, everyone is raving about him at the club

 

[WaynesWorld19]

What do people think about Joshua Rachele, apparently locked to play round 1, everyone is raving about him at the club

Low Fantasy scorer IMHO ......only kicks goals to score .....bit over-hyped IMO

Will be good, but has work to do ....like tackling, chasing, and applying pressure

 

[Mezzoculo]

Low Fantasy scorer IMHO ......only kicks goals to score .....bit over-hyped IMO

Will be good, but has work to do ....like tackling, chasing, and applying pressure

Hes not in my team ATM, but I recall a few draft expert types saying his game had similarities to Toby Greene - tackles/marks etc.

 

[weltschmerz]

He highlighted prized draftee Campbell Chesser as the teenager most likely to progress quickly and push for senior call-up after impressing early in his first pre-season.

"He's probably a little bit more advanced than your standard draftee," Simpson said of the skilful runner.

"I think he was top 10 in our 2km time trial and I think he's one of the fittest on our list … (so) he is the young kid who may come through quicker."

Position - 2022 Rookies

Yeah it was just a curiosity. I've got no idea and it matters not one iota of course. Cant see how he could be listed as anything other than a def though, which may prove handy. Other than the soft noggin and throwing the odd coathanger in backplay, he's a handy addition if named. He will be a...

www.bigfooty.com

I have Sinn in my backline at the moment but am ready to sub in Chesser depending on how they look in pre-season games, that sounds promising.

 

[WaynesWorld19]

Hes not in my team ATM, but I recall a few draft expert types saying his game had similarities to Toby Greene - tackles/marks etc.

Yeah, I hated the pre-draft hype on Rachele ......I watched all the U18 match's that counted (championship games & academy v Geelong vfl side) .....he was very average against the better competition

Dominated the NAB U18 match's though

 

[11kgm]

Yeah, I hated the pre-draft hype on Rachele ......I watched all the U18 match's that counted (championship games & academy v Geelong vfl side) .....he was very average against the better competition

Dominated the NAB U18 match's though

Thank you for that, i suppose they wouldn't come out and say he is playing like ass, we ****ed this one up boys

I just wanted to know if the hype is real or over hyped