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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
If we take one, Philactides please.
There's certainly competition up forward, but if Rohan is fully fit and not injured, I think he's still one of the first picked.I reckon all of Touhy, Rohan, Duncan, Bews and even Stanley could be the Higgins, Dalhaus, Ceglar, & Menegola of 2024.
Kolodjashnij is another who might be under the pump, with a healthy Jack Henry, SDK, Stewart, Zuthrie, and COS all likely inclusions.
Obviously the opposite is also true, and their dips in form could have been attributed to injury and a lack of pre-season, and with a big summer we could see a return to the norm...but it's a watch for mine.
I suspect we're going to try and get Mullin and/or Humphries into the side, with Bowes a possible inclusion off half back too.
We want pace and class back there, and that leaves Touhy, Bews, and potentially even Duncan vulnerable.
Stanley is probably the safest, as Toby is still probably a year or two away from taking things over full time, but he could surprise.
Rohan is probably the one who's up against it, with Close, Stengle, Hawkins, Cameron, Neale, Henry, Miers, Mannagh, Dempsey, Wiltshire and maybe even SDK, Jack Henry or COS all pushing for forward spots.
There will definitely be injuries in this group. Unless we manage them very closely, in which case games will open up because they are being managed.
I think as mentioned earlier it was more related to Essendon vs another clubs offer. You're right that we wouldn't have given up our preferred player for pick 31. But we may have for another offer (e.g., WCE F1). So, Essendon needed to trade with us to guarantee Caddy because we could have traded it elsewhere.4D chess from Wells and Mackie - Dons weren't sure who we would take - Caddy or COS - desperately wanted Caddy but would have known we weren't into Caddy once we accepted the pick swaps. We would have known they were into Caddy as they'd been reamed with the McKay deal and wouldn't want another KPD.
We walk away with COS and a bonus #31 pick - delicious !
Also wonder how much the mythology of 2011 will play a role - commitment to play 2-3 kids to ease the transition etc.There will definitely be injuries in this group. Unless we manage them very closely, in which case games will open up because they are being managed.
I'd say it's Touhy and Bews in the most danger, joining Smith that makes 3 new spots in the side. O'Connor and perhaps Duncan shuffle to the backline, which opens up plenty of minutes on the wing and in midfield. C.Guthrie, Dempsey and Mannagh seem likely additions.I reckon all of Touhy, Rohan, Duncan, Bews and even Stanley could be the Higgins, Dalhaus, Ceglar, & Menegola of 2024.
Kolodjashnij is another who might be under the pump, with a healthy Jack Henry, SDK, Stewart, Zuthrie, and COS all likely inclusions.
Obviously the opposite is also true, and their dips in form could have been attributed to injury and a lack of pre-season, and with a big summer we could see a return to the norm...but it's a watch for mine.
I suspect we're going to try and get Mullin and/or Humphries into the side, with Bowes a possible inclusion off half back too.
We want pace and class back there, and that leaves Touhy, Bews, and potentially even Duncan vulnerable.
Stanley is probably the safest, as Toby is still probably a year or two away from taking things over full time, but he could surprise.
Rohan is probably the one who's up against it, with Close, Stengle, Hawkins, Cameron, Neale, Henry, Miers, Mannagh, Dempsey, Wiltshire and maybe even SDK, Jack Henry or COS all pushing for forward spots.
Geelong - Emerson Jekker
Was on Hawks list a few season ago.
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