Too much hot wind on FOS.Better than FOS' numbers this year...
Talked up like Fyfe, probably plays like Cale Morton....
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Too much hot wind on FOS.Better than FOS' numbers this year...
Saints would likely offer up pick 8 instead of missing out on Jagga or Smillie at pick 7.Sounds better to me that trading into 2.
If Jagga and Smilie are there at 6 then maybe we offer 10 and 23 for 7.
* Disclaimer. I have no idea whether that would be a good idea or not but I'm guessing that if we got 3 mids with 1, 6 & 7 - Say Lalor and 2 of Jagga, Smilie and Langford. I would think that would be ideal.
We then use 11, 18 and 20 for 1 tall, 1 hybrid and 1 small - although I feel like a small is our least needed option unless it was Hotton.
Pick 24 to the Bummers for a future 1st and more.
You don't know what the draft hand will be in 2025If cadman goes anywhere it’ll be Tassie we don’t have the currency to get him
Don't get the hype on Travaglia. You always take the gun on baller ahead of a half back because most on ballers can go and dominate at half back. Travaglia isn't that quick and the stuff I've read up on him suggests his kicking can be a bit iffy.
Not sure what I am missing but I'm only a highlights watcher.
He is the best competitor in the draft pool, that is why he is a guaranteed top 15 Pick
It’s an interesting one, I at first wasn’t that keen on Allan but I think he could eventually be a replacement for Vlaustin or Broad.I really hope we are not into Allan
Has way too much RCD vibes
Doesn't get the ball enough
Competitors are great, but if he is average speed with poor foot skills then it's an avoid for mine.
Xavier Lindsay and Murphy Reid are two I would love to get at 10-11.
Irrelevant imo, you pick the best player that earlyIf Jaggas there at 6 we take him surely. If not Smilie. Bearing in mind next year were spoon favourites and the touted top pick is a powerful bull mid so Smilie/Langford might be less of a need.
cool, you asked why, and I told you why
Same outcome then. If we're disregarding list planning Jagga is the best performed.Irrelevant imo, you pick the best player that early
You don't know what the draft hand will be in 2025
Easy for you to look up.What did it take to get Cameron to Geelong?
Easy for you to look up.
You condescending git. I was not arguing that we trade for himI know what it was. It’s called a rhetorical question.
That’s what they’ll be looking for. Tell me how it’s done genius.
the knocks on Allan are his kicking and his lowish possession rate.not every pick needs to be an elite kick
a tauru or a bo allen would be very handy
there are lots of roles on a football field
We just take the best avaliable at 1,6,10 IMO.If it’s true that the likely top pick next year is a big bodied midfielder, then if Smilje and Jagga are both there at 6, surely we pick Jagga?
I believe an agile and ‘smaller’ midfielder is an important part of the midfield mix. Lachie Neale. Serong. Daicos. Gulden. Walsh. Butters. Merrett etc…. or from recent dynasties : Cotchin, Prestia, Edwards, Selwood, Kelly, Mitchell, Power, Aker…
I’m not talking short people or lightweights … I’m just talking mids who are not 186cm+.
We can get big bodied mids after the top-10 : eg. Allan, Hynes. This is of course in addition to Lalor.
And we already have TT, Hopper, McAuliffe, Banks, Hugo and Ross who are all 187cm+.
And our smaller mids are the soon to be retired Prestia, plus Sonsie and Dow who both look doubtful to make it.
Jagga is better credentialled at U18 level nearly all other ‘smaller’ midfielders in recent times, with perhaps Naicos and Ashcroft the only ones who’ve had superior underage careers than Jagga.
If we had a plethora of small mids id take Smilje … but for balance I’d go Jagga if both are there at 6.
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I see the good ole drafting half back flankers is still in vogue with someIt’s an interesting one, I at first wasn’t that keen on Allan but I think he could eventually be a replacement for Vlaustin or Broad.
Allan himself has admitted that he is still raw as a midfielder and sees himself starting in the backline in an AFL side. Whereas I don’t believe RCD had any other ability other than a midfielder.
If we are to draft Lalor and Smillie it on paper looks like we are just getting 3 tall mids but I think Allan is a safe pick as a half back that has the potential to be a very good midfielder but if that doesn’t happen it seems like at worst we’d be getting a courageous half back with strong leadership.
Allan is another that in this draft is touted as a potential future captain. So far I’ve consistently heard Lalor, Jagga, Smillie and Allan have strong leadership and are potential future captains. If we got 3 of them in our first 4 picks than id be happy that we are getting 3 talented kids with attitudes that aim to set high standards and work hard which is all we can ask as supporters at the early part of these draftees careers.
That's not negotiable for me kicking we got already to many iffy kicks.not every pick needs to be an elite kick
a tauru or a bo allen would be very handy
there are lots of roles on a football field