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No we need to get him to 100 games
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If JOM plays 80+ games for us we've got much bigger problems than not having access to his F/S rights.
Namely a barely serviceable player playing another 40+ games for us.
Namely a barely serviceable player playing another 40+ games for us.
Heād need to play another 3 full season of footy almost.
Yes something is gone seriously wrong if that happens
Heād need to play another 3 full season of footy almost.
Yes something is gone seriously wrong if that happens
37 games (what he needs to reach 80 games) is him missing nine games over two years assuming we donāt make finals and I think weāll make them so itās probably more like 12-15 games missed.
I donāt think heād quite get to that but if he stays fit itās possible. I canāt see him falling down the pecking order so far that he isnāt at least an emergency each week tbh and a lot of the time theyāll be one or two mids injured so heāll be in. Wouldnāt be the worst sub either btw.
I wasnāt a fan of getting him and still think I was right to think that but heās not as bad as a lot on this board think he is.
#whateverittakesHeād need to play another 3 full season of footy almost.
Yes something is gone seriously wrong if that happens
Everyone whinging about jom 4 year deal.
Well whoās laughing now?
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Sounds like Sydney might need to address their mental shortcomings over the pre season and incorporate some sort of mind training to help them after their GF capitulationā¦
I hear these guys are pretty goodā¦
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Brisbane theme song on repeat.Sounds like Sydney might need to address their mental shortcomings over the pre season and incorporate some sort of mind training to help them after their GF capitulationā¦
I hear these guys are pretty goodā¦
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DRAFT PICKS: 10, 11, 18, 30, 66
RECRUITING TARGETS: Shai Bolton
DEPARTING: Josh Corbett (retired), Ethan Hughes (delisted), Sbit Kuek (delisted), Ethan Stanley (delisted), Matt Taberner (delisted), Conrad Williams (delisted)
STILL WAITING: Max Knobel, Odin Jones, Tom Emmett
HOW THE DEALS GET DONE: Richmond wants picks 10 and 11 for Bolton but the Dockers would rather retain one of their top two picks and part ways with 18 instead. The kicker is that Bolton still has four years left to run of a lucrative contract and the Tigers have publicly declared they are happy to keep him if they donāt get the deal they want. Watch this space on Kysaiah Pickett as well. The jungle drums are beating that he still may want out of the Demons.
TEAM NEEDS: Itās no coincidence that the Dockers are in the market for Bolton and Pickett given both are electric small forwards who can flip games in a flash. Fremantle lacked a touch of class this year after Lachie Schultz left and Michael Walters struggled to recapture his best. The Dockers would also love a line-breaking midfielder who oozes X-Factor. Caleb Serong, Andrew Brayshaw and Hayden Young are all immensely talented but they lack a bit of speed and flair.
WHY NOT GO AFTER: Chad Warner. The talk is that the star midfielder wants to come home when his contract expires at the end of next season. But the Dockers wonāt have three first round picks unless they trade into the 2025 draft. If the Swans want maximum return for Warner, theyād have to consider a trade now while heās still got a year to run and Fremantle has the assets.
RECRUITING TARGETS: Shai Bolton
DEPARTING: Josh Corbett (retired), Ethan Hughes (delisted), Sbit Kuek (delisted), Ethan Stanley (delisted), Matt Taberner (delisted), Conrad Williams (delisted)
STILL WAITING: Max Knobel, Odin Jones, Tom Emmett
HOW THE DEALS GET DONE: Richmond wants picks 10 and 11 for Bolton but the Dockers would rather retain one of their top two picks and part ways with 18 instead. The kicker is that Bolton still has four years left to run of a lucrative contract and the Tigers have publicly declared they are happy to keep him if they donāt get the deal they want. Watch this space on Kysaiah Pickett as well. The jungle drums are beating that he still may want out of the Demons.
TEAM NEEDS: Itās no coincidence that the Dockers are in the market for Bolton and Pickett given both are electric small forwards who can flip games in a flash. Fremantle lacked a touch of class this year after Lachie Schultz left and Michael Walters struggled to recapture his best. The Dockers would also love a line-breaking midfielder who oozes X-Factor. Caleb Serong, Andrew Brayshaw and Hayden Young are all immensely talented but they lack a bit of speed and flair.
WHY NOT GO AFTER: Chad Warner. The talk is that the star midfielder wants to come home when his contract expires at the end of next season. But the Dockers wonāt have three first round picks unless they trade into the 2025 draft. If the Swans want maximum return for Warner, theyād have to consider a trade now while heās still got a year to run and Fremantle has the assets.
The West yesterday. Tiger right on pace at AFL draft combine is heading.
I bought the paper
I love tables. Goal accuracy ranking based on expected score
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Can you compare to 2023 for Jye?
I'll see what I can find
Update:
Crow data science is the fella who made the tables
Here you go
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Genuinely no shade on Sharpy, because footy games last a couple of hours not a kick, but if he was just a bit further down that table, we were playing finals...
Also, that was his first complete season and our performance kind of mirrored his own. Started well, had some genuine glimpses of greatness, then faded as the year got longer.
When he gets match fitness to match his stupid running fitness, look the **** out.
Also, that was his first complete season and our performance kind of mirrored his own. Started well, had some genuine glimpses of greatness, then faded as the year got longer.
When he gets match fitness to match his stupid running fitness, look the **** out.
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I know these aren't your tables, but Sharp is wrong. He scored 10.15 this season, this table appears to have him at 8.11. 75 points scored this season has him at about his level this season.
Wheeloratings have xScore for everyone, and Sharp pretty much lines up with what everyone would think. Good from non-set shots (albeit taking low percentage, sometimes ill-advised shots), poor from set shots.
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