Michaels
Brownlow Medallist
- Feb 4, 2006
- 16,635
- 51,126
- AFL Club
- Richmond
How far ahead would you put him of the others?I just love the way FOS moves. He’s the one IMO.
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How far ahead would you put him of the others?I just love the way FOS moves. He’s the one IMO.
Fans consensus, don't take much notice of the media nuffies but Cal (who's the best of them) has us taking Lalor as well.Is this Richmond fans consensus? Or more broadly?
I’m no expert but he looks like the best of the lot by a margin. Looks the most well rounded. Skills, pace, agility, marking, vision, inside-outside game, everything. Moves like a more athletic and agile version of LDU.How far ahead would you put him of the others?
I have 2 knocks on FOS - his kicking runs very hot and cold and his inside game, due to injury he hasn’t been able to stamp himself as a genuine ball winner.I’m no expert but he looks like the best of the lot by a margin. Looks the most well rounded. Skills, pace, agility, marking, vision, inside-outside game, everything. Moves like a more athletic and agile version of LDU.
My top 3 too.I have 2 knocks on FOS - his kicking runs very hot and cold and his inside game, due to injury he hasn’t been able to stamp himself as a genuine ball winner.
I think he’s more of a Butters type than a LDU, and if we’re lowering the bar maybe even more Zac Bailey with better marking?
If I had a good assessment on Langford’s speed and Lalor’s speed/endurance I’d have those both over FOS because they win the ball in tight and kick the ball better.
But it could just be injuries and lack of opportunity to play full midfield games impacting FOS. They are the clear top 3 of the open draft pool.