The footage showed on First crack seemed to show that Cox was responsible for Hogan and Hogan was the one trying to get to Draper.
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The footage showed on First crack seemed to show that Cox was responsible for Hogan and Hogan was the one trying to get to Draper.
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I think we are fine for the end of 2025. Fyfe, Walters, Aish are almost automatic delists/retire. Unless Aish has a big year next year, he is gone.
We probably just need one more for 2025.
2024
Gone
Matt Taberner
Ethan Hughes
Josh Corbett
Sign ASAP
Sam Sturt
Done enough
Nathan O'Driscoll
Liam Reidy
Sebit Kuek
Max Knobel
Don't know
Ethan Stanley
Conrad Williams
Odin Jones
Tom Emmett
2025
Gone
Nathan Fyfe
Michael Walters
James Aish
Sign ASAP
Andrew Brayshaw
Wait to see
Jeremy Sharp
Oscar McDonald
Karl Worner
Neil Erasmus
Ollie Murphy
Jack Delean
Draper was on Hogan for the first two goals but Cox was trying to help in the air. After that I think Cox took over but it didn't work at all. He couldn't go on the lead. The fact that we had to give up on Draper so quickly was an issue.
They showed Cox on Hogan at the first bounce and Hogan was the one that pushed onto Draper to cause the mismatch early. Unless I misheard the time of the game on First Crack, only watched it once.
Triggers on games are great. We can just play him as a sub if we want it for depth or do a Conca and drop him close to the trigger point and pretend he is no longer is on the list if we don’t.
2-3 years Depth is perfect. He just needs to know his limitations and get others involved instead.
I’m genuinely thinking along the lines of they won’t have any competition for the spoon tbh. That’s how bad I’m concerned they’ll be.
Zero reason to get upset about Banfield getting two years as long as he's depth and not best 22. There are big men on AFL lists that simply never play and get a 10+ year career. Tom Campbell has played 50 games in his 12 years on an AFL list.
I think Emmett has done enough. He’s a second year player who’s played around ten games. There’s limitations there but I’ve seen worse players win flags, especially if they’re some depth player lucky enough to be in the side at the right time.
I have no idea, but all the ex players in the media think its a big deal.
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Triggers can work very well for the club.
Sydney quite often do 3 +2, or even 3+ 3 years.
Papley from the swans had a 3+3 year deal, which stopped him from going to the Bombers and Carlton. (He triggered a 3 plus year extension in his last year of his contract)
Eagles will give them a shake once Barrass is gone and McGovern is another year older. But agree, they should be bottom 2 for at least another 2 years.
Nah - genuinely think West Coast will need an injury run from hell to give them serious competition.
Dire for the Tigers if so cos I personally don't think the Eagles have bottomed out yet.
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If West Coast manage to have a worse season than they did in 2023 I'll be very surprised, that was genuinely some of the worst football I've ever seen, even when we've been bad and down the bottom, we've never been that bad, at least when we were wooden spooners in 2001 we at least were competitive in a lot of games.
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At the end of the day when the other team channels so much play through one big key target the team defense doesn't hold up. You need one big defender to cut them out of the game.
Maybe. I just can't see how their midfield gets better and losing Barrass and McGovern turning 33 next year...there is a reason no coach wants anything to do with them.
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Sharp is not in the same category as Murphy, Delean, etc. He has been picked in every starting 18 team and has pace and stamina unlike other players we have. We just need to tidy up his disposal and teach him to look inside from time to time but he is going to be on that wing for a long time.
I agree with that given the old brigade + Waterman and Reid are going to dominate the Eagles B&F.
But I reckon most of those players have at least 1-2 seasons of decent footy left which will keep them ahead of the Tigers. The problem they have is the next crop isn't going to be in before the majority decline/retire which is why they've got a long road ahead.
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I left it open. Things change pretty quickly.
They played like that again on the weekend against a younger Carlton side. The on again, off again effort isn't going be good for the young kids. Lose a few senior players and retain the bad ones and they could go backwards again.
I hope they ingrain that inconsistency in the next batch.
Those "highlights" of Darling and Cripps "pressuring" from the Blues game is hilarious. I hope that's the example they are setting.
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