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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Richmond are very interested in him at any of their picks between 18 and 24. He's got plenty of interest with Dogs and Richmond the ones with most. Would say 23 is the latest he'll go by could also go as early as 17. If he slips to 30 that'd be a steal.
Dogs are not interested in him . Check their board . Because thy reckon he is too slow at junior level and would not stand a chance at AFL level . The reckon it will be waste of pick to spend on slow player .Richmond are very interested in him at any of their picks between 18 and 24. He's got plenty of interest with Dogs and
Richmond are very interested in him at any of their picks between 18 and 24. He's got plenty of interest with Dogs and Richmond the ones with most. Would say 23 is the latest he'll go by could also go as early as 17. If he slips to 30 that'd be a steal.
That article is also wrong because Crows don't have a future 2nd!That shit was from Crowies Media . Kangas will be stupid not to do with Richmond in this strong draft rather than taking stink from crowes next year .
Lol what BigFooty board thinks is usually not the same as what recruiters think. BigFooty only rates people by speed if you're not a tall and contested marking abilities if you're a tall. It's like the worst indicator ever.Dogs are not interested in him . Check their board . Because thy reckon he is too slow at junior level and would not stand a chance at AFL level . The reckon it will be waste of pick to spend on slow player .
By their logic Jake Stringer wouldn't have been a good player at AFL level.Dogs are not interested in him . Check their board . Because thy reckon he is too slow at junior level and would not stand a chance at AFL level . The reckon it will be waste of pick to spend on slow player .
I checked few days ago . I reckon it was page 54 and was not getting much love there. But their fans base may have good or bad opinions about Haynes .By their logic Jake Stringer wouldn't have been a good player at AFL level.
Yeah my point more so is that to most people, speed is the most important criteria in a player. Till my last day, I'll never see it that way. For me, disposal efficiency (in a positive way not backwards), ability to break tackles and ability to find space is superior. Speed is important for sure, but if someone has average speed like Hynes does, to go with the other attributes I've mentioned, they're a target for me. Especially in our midfield where we have lots of speed.I checked few days ago . I reckon it was page 54 and was not getting much love there. But their fans base may have good or bad opinions about Haynes .
Exactly my point! Pendles, Sidebottom, Gray even Bontempelli and Cripps who don't have that elite speed but just break tackles and give themselves space and time.This whole narrative about leg speed is such sh1t.
Look at guys like Pendlebury, Swan just to name a couple. Not remotely quick.
The first few steps are in the head.
This applies to D.Williams aswell, it’s not just his leg speed that has him on the cusp.
This seems clear.We are taking someone who can spend 5 minutes in the ruck. Thats why its Whitlock or Gerryn
The ability to gain seperation from your opponent in a pretty important as a medium forward.Yeah my point more so is that to most people, speed is the most important criteria in a player. Till my last day, I'll never see it that way. For me, disposal efficiency (in a positive way not backwards), ability to break tackles and ability to find space is superior. Speed is important for sure, but if someone has average speed like Hynes does, to go with the other attributes I've mentioned, they're a target for me. Especially in our midfield where we have lots of speed.
If I'm alone on this hill, so be it haha. Some of the best players in our game don't have breakaway speed
Precisely, he can consistently break tackles and fend off to give himself the separationThe ability to gain seperation from your opponent in a pretty important as a medium forward.
I think he can give a chop out for sure but would say Gerreyn has way better ruck craft than WhitlockThis seems clear.
Would love to hear from draft watchers if Whitlock can actually provide a 5 minute chop out at afl level?