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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Be more than happy to eat humble our if that happens, but it won'tImagine if we are able to pull off the Bowes deal and go to the draft with picks #7 & #9. I have a lot more faith in the current recruiters than past and its the sought of thing that would set us up for years.
All the naysayers bagging the club on the exiting player rumours will be eating humble pie.
What are we gonna get for a guy that can't get a game?I hope we trade Highmore for Highmores sake. I think we could get something for him.
You know we played finals that year so under achieving ? You might also have taken a quick look to see the hunter Clark was named in our best in both finals.Top 10 in an under achieving St Kilda side is hardly earth shattering. Even then IMO he was long way off where he should have been. Look at Windhager, Owens & NWM in their first year its night & day.
If he’s happy to stay it’s crazy to trade him for a junk pick Imo.What are we gonna get for a guy that can't get a game?
He's likely worth a 4th rounder at best
We were one of 4 sides listed in the article who has shown interest in him.Are we jumping the gun a bit with Bowes? Is there any information anywhere suggesting he has any interest in coming to St Kilda.
All 17 clubs will surely have an interest. And there are plenty more appealing clubs to choose from unfortunately for us.
The good clubs don't have enough cap space, we're fighting against the other basket cases for his signature. North and Essendon don't have a coach yet which makes us more appealing.Are we jumping the gun a bit with Bowes? Is there any information anywhere suggesting he has any interest in coming to St Kilda.
All 17 clubs will surely have an interest. And there are plenty more appealing clubs to choose from unfortunately for us.
Tight salary caps might count quite a few out. We have room apparently. Particularly if DeGoey doesn’t come. Which I think is likely. We might find ourselves in a good position for a change.Are we jumping the gun a bit with Bowes? Is there any information anywhere suggesting he has any interest in coming to St Kilda.
All 17 clubs will surely have an interest. And there are plenty more appealing clubs to choose from unfortunately for us.
Yep. We were saving heaps of cash to have a crack at bing before he resigned. Jordy isn’t coming so let’s get this heckin'g doneTight salary caps might count quite a few out. We have room apparently. Particularly if DeGoey doesn’t come. Which I think is likely. We might find ourselves in a good position for a change.
AS much as I like seeing other clubs suffer as much as we have to, I feel North.
What if Geelong, Melbourne go backwards and those other teams don't improve
And we do
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Yeah ...well * em ..they would be the first to stick the boots in if the situation were reversed.AS much as I like seeing other clubs suffer as much as we have to, I feel North.
They haven't been competitive for years and finally got some decent news and they've been shat on.
The whole things sad
Some would, like any club. Majority wouldn't it's just the minority are usually the loudest.Yeah ...well * em ..they would be the first to stick the boots in if the situation were reversed.
VFL DEFENDER ATTRACTING INTEREST
CLUBS are monitoring Port Melbourne defender Ethan Phillips ahead of this year's draft period, with his AFL hopes bolstered by being crowned the Fothergill-Round-Mitchell Medal winner last week.
The award's recipient, who is annually recognised as the most promising young talent in the VFL, has ultimately been drafted to an AFL list for 15 consecutive seasons dating back to 2008.
Phillips is hoping to make it 16 straight times later this year, with the 196cm intercept defender enjoying an outstanding campaign with Port Melbourne where he averaged 19.6 disposals and 9.8 marks per game.
Williamstown defender Charlie Dean claimed the award last season before being drafted to Collingwood, while premiership players like Michael Hibberd, Kane Lambert and Bayley Fritsch, as well as All-Australians like Luke Ryan, are also fellow winners.
The 23-year-old Phillips attracted some interest during this year's NAB AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft, but is hopeful traction among clubs will continue to gather momentum ahead of November's national and rookie drafts.
"There's been a little bit of talk, but it's mainly going through my management at the moment. I've just got to wait and see how things are sitting after the Trade Period," Phillips told AFL.com.au.
"Hopefully, there are clubs that are interested and in need of a key defender. (But) I feel like even if I missed out, I could get a chance to train-on with a club. I'd be pretty confident in my ability to show enough and then get signed on." – Riley Beveridge
Please let me be wrong. Please let me be wrongPies offer De Goey five years, but sticking point remains
Free agent Jordan De Goey has a decision to make after Collingwood's long-term contract offerwww.afl.com.au
If Bowes was on 300k a year.If Gold Coast weren't offering up Pick 7 in a package with Bowes, and it was just the player - are we still interested? Can't just bring in players for the sake of it, has to be someone we think can contribute for 4-5 years at that price. Has shown a bit but has never really kicked on, like a lot of our list. And we already have too many half backs.
Ethan played a blinder against Sandy. Very attractive option for us later in the draft if someone doesn’t get him before us.VFL DEFENDER ATTRACTING INTEREST
CLUBS are monitoring Port Melbourne defender Ethan Phillips ahead of this year's draft period, with his AFL hopes bolstered by being crowned the Fothergill-Round-Mitchell Medal winner last week.
The award's recipient, who is annually recognised as the most promising young talent in the VFL, has ultimately been drafted to an AFL list for 15 consecutive seasons dating back to 2008.
Phillips is hoping to make it 16 straight times later this year, with the 196cm intercept defender enjoying an outstanding campaign with Port Melbourne where he averaged 19.6 disposals and 9.8 marks per game.
Williamstown defender Charlie Dean claimed the award last season before being drafted to Collingwood, while premiership players like Michael Hibberd, Kane Lambert and Bayley Fritsch, as well as All-Australians like Luke Ryan, are also fellow winners.
The 23-year-old Phillips attracted some interest during this year's NAB AFL Mid-Season Rookie Draft, but is hopeful traction among clubs will continue to gather momentum ahead of November's national and rookie drafts.
"There's been a little bit of talk, but it's mainly going through my management at the moment. I've just got to wait and see how things are sitting after the Trade Period," Phillips told AFL.com.au.
"Hopefully, there are clubs that are interested and in need of a key defender. (But) I feel like even if I missed out, I could get a chance to train-on with a club. I'd be pretty confident in my ability to show enough and then get signed on." – Riley Beveridge
Please let me be wrong. Please let me be wrong