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List Mgmt. 2024 Draft - Post Trade Period Edition
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Calling it a weak draft a year out is just not right.
Look at this year, apparently no key position talent a year ago now there is about 6-8 that will go in the top 25.
“I am not swapping anything. I’m keeping as many picks as possible.”
Why sheer quantity is the best path for the Tigers at the 2024 AFL Draft.
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Why sheer quantity is the best path for the Tigers at the 2024 AFL Draft.
Why sheer quantity is the best path for Richmond at the 2024 AFL Draft
“I am not swapping anything. I’m keeping as many picks as possible.”
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You have us trading 6 to north and then having 6 in 24 draft? Am I missing something?
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Port won't trade for 10 unless they know their targeted player is available @10
The North trade would have to happen first.
sregit
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Sorry take out the 6
Trade 10 to PA for 13 & 29
Trade 6 and 13 to Nth for 2 & F1
Trade 11 & 29 for ESS F1 & Mel F1
2024 picks
1,2,18,20,23,24
2025 picks
Rich F1,Nth F1, Ess F1, Mel F1, Ric F2
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- Mar 9, 2014
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That’s a terrible draft hand compared to what we already have
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I guess we will swap for pick two if our recruiters see a very clear gap in quality between who we will get at 6 vs 2. Based on limited information I would do it and grab Draper. He looks the best player with Ashcroft as of right now. Jagga just behind.
The thing I do like about Lalor is that his defensive capabilities are listed as strengths. It's crucial we draft players who can dispose the ball well and can be competitive/win contested situations.
The recruiting staff aren't looking at who is best right now. They are trying to predict who will be best in 5 years time.
The thing I do like about Lalor is that his defensive capabilities are listed as strengths. It's crucial we draft players who can dispose the ball well and can be competitive/win contested situations.
The recruiting staff aren't looking at who is best right now. They are trying to predict who will be best in 5 years time.
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Its such a good point and in such an even draft its much easier to **** it up.“I am not swapping anything. I’m keeping as many picks as possible.”
Why sheer quantity is the best path for the Tigers at the 2024 AFL Draft.
Why sheer quantity is the best path for Richmond at the 2024 AFL Draft
“I am not swapping anything. I’m keeping as many picks as possible.”
Muddiemoose
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- Aug 24, 2017
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**** that“I am not swapping anything. I’m keeping as many picks as possible.”
Why sheer quantity is the best path for the Tigers at the 2024 AFL Draft.
Why sheer quantity is the best path for Richmond at the 2024 AFL Draft
“I am not swapping anything. I’m keeping as many picks as possible.”
Those are Dan Menzells words you are quoting
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Really like the Kayle ‘THE BEAST’ Gerreyn.
Just hard to place WA performances. Had some dominant games in the colts but not so much in his 2 WAFL games. Would he thrive in Melbourne?
I’m a Sims fan. Very much still growing into his body but athletic, strong hands and check out his shoulders! He will put on size and strength. Could be the big dog forward. Still take Armstrong or J Whitlock before him but @ #23 or later, happy days.
Any deals that are to be made it must be in our favour as we hold the whip hand. If north don't agree all good no deal. Pick 6 as we know is not on the table and if we are to acquire pick two starting pics for a trade need to be from 10 onwards.
We are a position of strength because if we don't deal, we have our eight pics and four in the first 11
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Gives us jonty instead of Jack Whitlock he’s a muppet
Not sure. My mate told me the twins were over rated but that was a few months ago and they finished off the season strong.
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Supposed you didn’t watch fos mark for a game winner in the preliminary huh
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When its ’go time’ North would accept 6 and 20 for 2. They’ll get Tauru and Whitlock instead of just Tauru.
I think it’ll end up being a 3-way trade that ends up with us retaining 6, but effectively giving away 10 and 11 for 2 and a F1 from Roos.
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Cal said again on SEN that the only move he sees us doing is moving one of our later picks into next year, on draft night.
Also said recruiters think 1 is between Lalor and FOS. Interesting he’s not ruling out FOS at 1. Brought up it’s not the first time we’ve not been sure on who’s going 1, and pointed to the 2014 draft where it was a race between Petracca and McCartin, where it was only really known the Saints were going McCartin at pick 1, just 2 days before the draft
Also said recruiters think 1 is between Lalor and FOS. Interesting he’s not ruling out FOS at 1. Brought up it’s not the first time we’ve not been sure on who’s going 1, and pointed to the 2014 draft where it was a race between Petracca and McCartin, where it was only really known the Saints were going McCartin at pick 1, just 2 days before the draft
With our seemingly willingness to trade with Port for their 13 and 29 for our 10, we've obviously earmarked someone we are confident will be still available at 13 and thus allowing us to pick up 29 for "free". That tells me it could be a bit of a bolter. Who do we think we have in mind? Jack Whitlock? Harry Oliver perhaps? Faull?
Will never happen for the following reasons;
1.we have 8 list spots to fill
2. FOS is not worth losing 6,10 &11 in the scenario above
3. Blair says we will use our picks, we swap only 23 into next year
4. Nest year is a much weaker draft after pick 10
If we are prepared to put 6 on the table to get pick 2 we should consider the following:
Pick 6 and 10 for 7 and 8.
Pick 7 and 18/20 for pick 2.
If the mail was true about us having interest in Armstrong this is potentially a really good trade for us. You either get a top 6 midfielder or Armstrong at pick 8 if North take Tauru at 7.
Pick 6 and 10 for 7 and 8.
Pick 7 and 18/20 for pick 2.
If the mail was true about us having interest in Armstrong this is potentially a really good trade for us. You either get a top 6 midfielder or Armstrong at pick 8 if North take Tauru at 7.
I'd like to see us deal 10 for 13 and 29 if we're confident our guy will still be there.
We can then trade 24 to the highest bidder for a future first and still take 8 picks inside the top 30.
We can then trade 24 to the highest bidder for a future first and still take 8 picks inside the top 30.
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“I think Richmond did a good job too. They got rid of all of those players and stacked as much draft capital as they could.“
-Menzel
“Got rid of…”
The players requested trades which we reluctantly facilitated.
-Menzel
“Got rid of…”
The players requested trades which we reluctantly facilitated.
