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early 3rd I'd think. Send that straight to GCS for Rosas
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List Mgmt. 2024 List Management Part 2 📃
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no IMO
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Less than what we gave Geelong for Fogarty. They got a second round pick upgrade and a late third. We'd probably get the 50-60 type pick and thatd be it.
Fogarty and Pick 38 to the Blues for Picks 30 and 51.
Jarryd Lyons had shown more and was Lyons + 71 for picks 43 and 67.
I think people continue despite years and years of evidence overrate the pick value of average players.
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Fair enough, where do you see the holes we'd need to fill from that? To me speed around the ground still a touch poor but would be hoping Wilson or Cowan can come on in strides next year and help with that.
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I feel like I've said this for the last few years but this off season feels like our most important yet. Hopefully we can address some of our list issues and hopefully we can do it on the cheap too:
In:
A non injury prone KPD to help Weiters.
A non injury prone midfielder with good leg speed.
A non injury prone player with good foot skills who will deliver darts into forward line.
Out:
Players who are constantly injured and in & out of the team.
In:
A non injury prone KPD to help Weiters.
A non injury prone midfielder with good leg speed.
A non injury prone player with good foot skills who will deliver darts into forward line.
Out:
Players who are constantly injured and in & out of the team.
Let's say a few players leave for varied reasons, I think their overall value would be mid to late 3rds for any of Carroll, Owies, Martin
We aren’t going to get a massive bounty, but I think you are underselling a little bit.
Carroll is younger and playing more regular AFL footy, albeit with an injury angle. Early third or a second round upgrade not out of the question. The kid has a future and upgrades most of the Eagles young mids
Owies almost impossible to work out. Take a line through Schultz trading to Collingwood and it is a future first, plus. It could be argued similar impact and tenure. We are pushing him out to a degree, so that is not happening, but to suggest it is for chump change is too much the other way.
Martin may pull us a token third or fourth rounder, but that is neither here nor there.
If we can somehow bundle them in to another second rounder, it would be a win. A second (or third) pick in a deep draft would be excellent.
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If Houston or Petracca become realistic options for manageable prices, we may look at being creative, but I struggle to see how with that reported wage. I really only expect Haynes as a free agent and a genuine KPD option on the trade front. Not sure we shake Aleer loose, it would likely be for a future first rounder, with hopefully something coming back. We may be forced to take a journeyman in the sunset of his career as a stopgap to be honest. The KPD market is thin and there are more buyers than sellers around the league.
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Stengle 42.16 23 games
Greene 41.30 22
Hayward 38.15 23
Cameron C 37.26 23
Pickett 36.24 21
Higgins (ugh!) 36.20 20
Owies 33.13 23
Just compared small forwards this year as above.
Owies ranked number 30 overall.
So, can score, is durable and accurate.
What is he worth? you could argue a late first rounder to a club with an impotent forward line. Or generally an early second at least.
Greene 41.30 22
Hayward 38.15 23
Cameron C 37.26 23
Pickett 36.24 21
Higgins (ugh!) 36.20 20
Owies 33.13 23
Just compared small forwards this year as above.
Owies ranked number 30 overall.
So, can score, is durable and accurate.
What is he worth? you could argue a late first rounder to a club with an impotent forward line. Or generally an early second at least.
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The excitement of being linked to players in trade week again: Petracca, Houston, Aleer, Rachelle
But deep down we know we’ll walk away with: Haynes and no Owies
But deep down we know we’ll walk away with: Haynes and no Owies
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maybe this is part reason for the hold off on Owies??
A 33 goal fwd is worth a 2nd rndr, owies
Maybe
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Just not confident in 'dime a dozen' mids getting much.
Yeah owies I have no idea. I'd not be surprised with a second. I'd not be surprised if nobody wanted him.
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Is it? Or do scouts say all the attention goes to Harry and Charlie and any small lead up would have kicked 30 in our offense. Which also scores highly...
I think they also look and say - wtf does he actually do. He can't crumb, he's got a short leg, fumbles, lays tackles around stoppages and at the fall because he's always second there, slow but good work rate.
Honestly I don't know how to value him as I said to Coona. Wouldn't be surprised if no one wanted him.
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I'm just saying that if he went at number 2 in his Draft there has to be talent hidden away somewhere....
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Have you seen Inception before? Schache's talent is hidden away down in the 3rd layer of dream protected by the imaginary military security forces
I think that regardless if we bring in another mid, Hewett is the player that gets dropped as our game style evolves.
Kennedys a bloody good mark & great set shot, perfect mid rotation coverage.
We have the kids to come thru & we 100% need to get more game time into them, they take Hewetts spot while he sits in the 2s as “break in case of emergency”.
We can’t get game time into kids without changing the line up.
Realistically if Hew got a decent offer it would make sense for him to go else where for a guaranteed starting spot each week.
Kennedys a bloody good mark & great set shot, perfect mid rotation coverage.
We have the kids to come thru & we 100% need to get more game time into them, they take Hewetts spot while he sits in the 2s as “break in case of emergency”.
We can’t get game time into kids without changing the line up.
Realistically if Hew got a decent offer it would make sense for him to go else where for a guaranteed starting spot each week.
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Petracca would take Hewetts midfield minutes for sure... not sure how we fit him otherwise. Other option is to move Cerra to HB like what he did in his development years.
No, just no, Cerra never to be on HB ever again - same goes for Kennedy
I’d play him in the goal square
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That's sort of why we wouldn't be trading Curnow or Mckay... To stand in the goal square while Trac gets the ball to them
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