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Sure, but they have no picks. The only way they do this is by throwing out best-22 players. The nett result would be a marginal improvement, if that.
Do you want us to do the same?
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Do you want us to do the same?
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Gun when fit. A door stop when not.
Absolutely this should be an option. Doedee a couple of years ago. O'Brien before it's too late.
We were too slow in moving players on in 2018 when the writing was on the wall and we fell in a hole.
If we delisted Murphy, would anyone else pick him up?
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Crowmania would take him back
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Whats the likelihood of Hately getting another year? Or is he good as gone?
I rate hately ... But the coaching group don't... If I were him, I'd go
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Which is quite odd, as Nicks was a key reason for him getting to the Crows to begin with.
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I think the stats show that Essendon has actually gone backwards the last few weeks - it just doesn't feel like it because we erre they good week.
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Are you for real?- they have a 2nd rounder this year and 2024 picks AND if they trade out a Farrell type (position they are stocked up in) for example to get some extra draft collateral and they solve their KPD problems and ruck problem they will be much better next year as those 2 areas are a real issue for them winning the flag this year
I wish our club had the balls that Port do when it comes to trading out "best 22" players. They seem much better at us at identifying when a player has reached their limit and cashing out for maximum value. I doubt they've ever regretted letting go of the likes of Polec, Wingard, Howard, and Ryder for first round picks.
They can be a bit scattergun when it comes to trading in players, it seems as often as not they just trade for anybody willing to go there. But as far as trading out players at peak value for draft capital, they're very good at getting the better end of the deal.
In saying that it is ironic that they could have still had Howard how who would've completed their backline. They wouldn't need to look at Ratugolea, Zerk Thatcher or McKay.
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2 years for a bloke that should be plying his trade in the SANFL.
The club is cooked..
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wow....if murphy is given a 2 year deal....this club is rock bottom..
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**** no
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Well he could still be telling the truth, just forgot to say we’ll be without me for the rest of the year too
What would it take for Richmond to pry Gollant out? He's behind Tex, Thilthorpe and Fog but he'd be 2 or 3 at the Tiges next year.
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West coast maybe..
As a stop gap till they can rebuild their list.
Thats all he ever should be used as..
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Seriously, if they get Sanders, pick 3 for McKay and are wedded on McKercher, we may as well trade out of this draft 1st round as there won't be any top end mids available at our pick. And then you have this garbage from journalists who think they know what we need
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ADELAIDE CROWS
Draft picks: 6, 20, 24
List chasm: An intercept defender could be a priority for the Crows this off-season. No defender at the club has rated elite for intercept marks this season, while their No. 1 interceptor for several seasons, Tom Doedee, remains unsigned and could be on the move at season’s end. They picked up father-son gun Max Michalanney in last year’s draft, but the Norwood product’s biggest strength when he was drafted was his one-on-one defending. With Nick Murray to miss a lot of next season too, the Crows could target an interceptor.
Ideal draft prospects: If Daniel Curtin — a versatile 195cm prospect who reads the play and kicks the ball superbly — is off the board, Murray Bushrangers star Connor O’Sullivan would have to be considered. O’Sullivan started the year playing as a forward — with the odd midfield stint — but was recently named the Allies’ MVP after averaging 18 disposals and a competition-high eight marks during the champs playing primarily as a defender. Swan Districts’ Riley Hardeman has always been a strong rebounder, but scouts have been pleased to see his growth in confidence to come forward and intercept mark — which was the attribute needed to round off his game — while Sandringham duo Ollie Murphy and Archie Roberts could be other options. The cheeky option would be Hawthorn father-son prospect Will McCabe, who represented South Australia in the recent carnival. The Hawks will be keen to take key defender McCabe — who’s considered a late first-round prospect at this stage — but no doubt the Crows will be keeping close tabs on him.
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