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It may be a contender for the most lopsided trade in the history of footy, it's that bad.That's a good deal in this draft.
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It may be a contender for the most lopsided trade in the history of footy, it's that bad.That's a good deal in this draft.
6 and 18 will get it done if you want it.It may be a contender for the most lopsided trade in the history of footy, it's that bad.
Alix Tauru is a defender that has shown he can go forward and still do the same thing, at 193cm and still growing I don't know about being a medium anything, his potential and his combine results back up what recruiters have a very big tick for, he literally could be anything. As in midfielders {pace}, with lots of supporters its height when talking about key forwards, you've got to be 195cm or more, if your under that god help you.I keep hearing a lot about Alix Tauru here, but how is he that differentiated to BGZ? Seems like another high-leaping medium forward? Is that what we really need?
Probably the closest to the mark, maybe with some later pick swaps thrown in as well.6 and 18 will get it done if you want it.
We haven't got any later picks but have future picks.Probably the closest to the mark, maybe with some later pick swaps thrown in as well.
The biggest question I'm hearing is you guys love Sam Lalor and Finn O'Sullivan, if you guys don't want pick 2 then you are not going to get your second player, with the picks you have that is downright silly, forget the picks and get the best elite talent that you can get and get both of them if they are indeed the two, I know Jagga is in the frame so I guess that is interesting.6 and 18 will get it done if you want it.
Exactly how I have it! To the pick.Pravda Roo phantom, let me know what you think.
Pick Team Name Height Position Club Comments 1 Richmond Will Ashcroft 179cm Midfielder Sandringham Dragons Lions elect not to match in an even draft 2 North Melbourne Jagga Smith 181cm Midfielder Oakleigh Chargers Quick mid just what we need 3 Carlton Luke Trainor 194cm Key Defender Sandringham Dragons Blues traded up to get ahead of Saints and Collingwood to pair with Lewis Young 4 Adelaide Joe Berry 180cm Small Forward Murray Bushrangers Rachele replacement in the forward line, will electrify Crow fans for years 5 Melbourne Finn O'Sullivan 182cm Midfielder Oakleigh Chargers Gun mid 6 Richmond Sid Draper 180cm Midfielder South Adelaide A smoky who I think could go first round 7 St Kilda Harry Armstrong 193cm Key Forward Sandringham Dragons Best key forward 8 St Kilda Sam Lalor 187cm Midfielder/General Forward GWV Rebels Risky but a gun 9 Collingwood Harvey Langford 190cm Midfielder Dandenong Stingrays Hawks F/S eligible but elect to not match the bid 10 Richmond Josh Smillie 194cm Midfielder Eastern Ranges 11 Richmond Kayle Gerreyn 199cm Key Forward/Ruck West Perth Richmond get revenge on West Coast for Baker 12 West Coast Bo Allen 191cm General Defender/Midfielder Peel Thunder Best WA player left 13 Port Adelaide Jack Whitlock 200cm Key Forward Murray Bushrangers A 'lock' to go to Port 14 Fremantle Isaac Kako 175cm Small Forward Calder Cannons Bolton replacement, Ess elects not to bid 15 GWS Jonty Faull 195cm Key Forward GWV Rebels Weird name which GWS loves 16 GWS Tom Gross 181cm Midfelder Oakleigh Chargers Timed out 17 Western Bulldogs Alex Dodson 203cm Ruck Sturt Bevo loves playing the talls 18 Richmond Tom Sims 199cm Key Forward Northern Knights Tom Lynch replacement 19 Sydney Murphy Reid 180cm Midfielder Sandringham Dragons Parker replacement 20 Richmond Alix Tauru 191cm General Defender Gippsland Power Not yet sold on him but I haven't seen any of his TAC Cup footage 21 GWS Oliver Hannaford 180cm Midfielder GWV Falcons 22 Sydney Taj Hotton 182cm Midfielder/General Forward Sandringham Dragons 23 Richmond Tobie Travaglia 187cm General Defender Bendigo Pioneers 24 WC (match bid from Richmond) Malakai Champion 172cm Small Forward Subiaco Good Bolton replacement if Eagles don't match but in this scenario they do 25 GC (match bid from Richmond) Leo Lombard 178cm Midfielder GC Academy Suns awake to the tactic and trade in a future 1st to make it happen 26 Richmond Xavier Lindsay 183cm Midfielder Gippsland Power Sounds a solid type
Hahahah all these people saying 2 for 6 and 18 is unders we want 6 and 10/11 and then start talking about next years points index. This shows that 6 and 25 is where it will be at to break even, even though its irrelevant in these pick swap negotiations. Love it
**** off campaigner.That's a good deal in this draft.
Don’t want it. 6/11 and its a deal. Thats fair.6 and 18 will get it done if you want it.
Shifters voice was in my head reading that. Cheers for that.Alix Tauru is a defender that has shown he can go forward and still do the same thing, at 193cm and still growing I don't know about being a medium anything, his potential and his combine results back up what recruiters have a very big tick for, he literally could be anything. As in midfielders {pace}, with lots of supporters its height when talking about key forwards, you've got to be 195cm or more, if your under that god help you.
Back to midfielders, look, if you have pace that's great, but if you don't its not a game breaker that lots of supporters think it is. The exact thing with key forwards, if you are 195 or more and are good that is a positive, if you are 200cm and are good then again its a positive, with midfielders and key forwards forget the pace and height thing and focus on the player, his ability and potentially what he is to become in the future.
Is that what we really need? A player who in my opinion marks like Nick Riewoldt, in general plays like James sicily and can do some of the things I've seen him do and just for kicks can go down to the forward line and do the same thing to opposition backmen.
I can see it now what shifter is going to say about him at draft time. "Here he is, I've been waiting for this boy, {gives a chuckle} his highlight reel is something else, watched this boy play, there's nothing he can't do, he can be a matchwinner this one and at 193cm and growing, he is going to be something else this boy, you just wat and see, a great pick up for whoever gets him"! Short answer, yes.
Richmond will not take 6+ kids in the draft. They will want pick 1 and 2, they will haveLets be honest here. Picking another mid at pick 2 will not help this club as much as trading for 6 picking tauru or armstrong and pick lets say 11(it wont be 11) for a berry or pick 18( much more realistic, no matter how much you hate the fact) for a whitlock brother or hopefully shanahan. Anyone who thinks otherwise and has been screaming for 1000 pages if we pick another mid i will spew up should do everyone a favour and go take a nap for the rest of the year.
Too many in here think that we need to win these pick swaps, there are 2 clubs in these negotiations. This isnt a d*ck swinging contest. Both clubs will do the deal thats even for both parties. Sliding 4 picks back getting a player we want and then picking a player at 18 is a win for us its right in the hitting zone for all the needs our list requires.
No thanks.6 and 18 will get it done if you want it.
6 & 18 is 's for pick 2.
6 & 11.
Thanks for outing yourself as a tuggers fanPravda Roo phantom, let me know what you think.
Pick Team Name Height Position Club Comments 1 Richmond Will Ashcroft 179cm Midfielder Sandringham Dragons Lions elect not to match in an even draft 2 North Melbourne Jagga Smith 181cm Midfielder Oakleigh Chargers Quick mid just what we need 3 Carlton Luke Trainor 194cm Key Defender Sandringham Dragons Blues traded up to get ahead of Saints and Collingwood to pair with Lewis Young 4 Adelaide Joe Berry 180cm Small Forward Murray Bushrangers Rachele replacement in the forward line, will electrify Crow fans for years 5 Melbourne Finn O'Sullivan 182cm Midfielder Oakleigh Chargers Gun mid 6 Richmond Sid Draper 180cm Midfielder South Adelaide A smoky who I think could go first round 7 St Kilda Harry Armstrong 193cm Key Forward Sandringham Dragons Best key forward 8 St Kilda Sam Lalor 187cm Midfielder/General Forward GWV Rebels Risky but a gun 9 Collingwood Harvey Langford 190cm Midfielder Dandenong Stingrays Hawks F/S eligible but elect to not match the bid 10 Richmond Josh Smillie 194cm Midfielder Eastern Ranges 11 Richmond Kayle Gerreyn 199cm Key Forward/Ruck West Perth Richmond get revenge on West Coast for Baker 12 West Coast Bo Allen 191cm General Defender/Midfielder Peel Thunder Best WA player left 13 Port Adelaide Jack Whitlock 200cm Key Forward Murray Bushrangers A 'lock' to go to Port 14 Fremantle Isaac Kako 175cm Small Forward Calder Cannons Bolton replacement, Ess elects not to bid 15 GWS Jonty Faull 195cm Key Forward GWV Rebels Weird name which GWS loves 16 GWS Tom Gross 181cm Midfelder Oakleigh Chargers Timed out 17 Western Bulldogs Alex Dodson 203cm Ruck Sturt Bevo loves playing the talls 18 Richmond Tom Sims 199cm Key Forward Northern Knights Tom Lynch replacement 19 Sydney Murphy Reid 180cm Midfielder Sandringham Dragons Parker replacement 20 Richmond Alix Tauru 191cm General Defender Gippsland Power Not yet sold on him but I haven't seen any of his TAC Cup footage 21 GWS Oliver Hannaford 180cm Midfielder GWV Falcons 22 Sydney Taj Hotton 182cm Midfielder/General Forward Sandringham Dragons 23 Richmond Tobie Travaglia 187cm General Defender Bendigo Pioneers 24 WC (match bid from Richmond) Malakai Champion 172cm Small Forward Subiaco Good Bolton replacement if Eagles don't match but in this scenario they do 25 GC (match bid from Richmond) Leo Lombard 178cm Midfielder GC Academy Suns awake to the tactic and trade in a future 1st to make it happen 26 Richmond Xavier Lindsay 183cm Midfielder Gippsland Power Sounds a solid type
This is why I don't usually watch draft highlights until we pick our players. Now I have favourites and am invested in them. It's going to end in disappointment on draft night I know.
If it comes to fruition thats great. Im just saying dont be surprised if its 6 and 18. That outcome would be just as good for us. Who exactly are we picking at 10 or 11 who might not be available at 18? The difference in the talent pool within that bracket is almost the same which is why the commentary around how deep this draft pool is at the forefront of talks around pick swaps. At that pick we should be able to grab a Shanahan, Hannaford or Whitlock. One should be there.Richmond will not take 6+ kids in the draft. They will want pick 1 and 2, they will have
Pick 1,6,10,11,18,20,23,24
Then they may bundle up a few of 18, 20, 23, 24 to get back in the top ten
If they can end up hypothetically with 1,2,8,10 take 4 of the top 10 with 2 of the best kids in the draft. Thats the best case scenario for em. And a ripping draft haul.
Dont for one moment think pick 2 for 6/11 is out of reach by any stretch
There's no Dustin or Cotchin in this draft. The first 5 mids are at the Sam Walsh/ Cerra/ Butters level.No thanks.
Here's your chance to secure an elite midfield pairing in Smith and FOS. Cotchin and Martin ring a bell? You could do it in one draft.
Neither will last to pick 6 - nor Draper or Lalor for that matter.
I suppose you could always try your luck with one of them to run with the likes of Taranto and Hopper.
You choose.
The biggest question I'm hearing is you guys love Sam Lalor and Finn O'Sullivan, if you guys don't want pick 2 then you are not going to get your second player, with the picks you have that is downright silly, forget the picks and get the best elite talent that you can get and get both of them if they are indeed the two, I know Jagga is in the frame so I guess that is interesting.
Fans and supporters are sometimes not quite on the same page as what their club is and as a consequence their club does what some think illogical things when in fact they have a lot better view on things than people realise. There is of course the unexpected and unbelievable {West Coast trade}, every supporter would have laughed at you and put on the hard line stance saying its not going to happen, that's fantasy stuff, your dreaming.
Do I need to remind you of what happened and how so many of their supporters sent angry Emails and some even said they wouldn't renew their membership. Now I know there are some who only said this out of anger, but in reality clubs will do what's best for them and sometimes its not what the majority of supporters have in mind. Come draft night there are going to be some interesting moves from certain teams, so along with all the talented boys in this crazy good draft and you add that in, its going to be one for the ages!
If we can't get a better deal, and we do this deal, then a lot of things would have to go right, I'm guessing you mean Jack as Matt should go second round, If we get these two players {It does look at the moment that we will get one of Harry or Alix in this draft unless something special happens} I would be ecstatic, just these two players alone is an "A", without a couple more to come in. Its going to be very very interesting.If we swap 2 for Richmond’s 6 and 18, I suspect we could get Tauru and Whitlock.
The reference point for what pick 2 is worth is the West Coast trade in 2022.
They basically got 8 + 12 for pick 2. The only thing that muddies the worth of pick 2 from that trade was that Willie Rioli was sent with pick 2 in the same trade with a future 2nd and 3rd included going West Coast's way (you could argue Willie Rioli = Future 2nd[or 3rd] and so the Future 3rd[or 2nd] was paired with 8 + 12 in exchange for 2)
Anyway, regardless of how you want to view it, that has to be the measuring stick here. 6 + 11 sounds about right.
I wouldn't be shocked if we threw in a Future 1st aiming for pick 10 to be thrown in, but I'm not sure Richmond do that as they'd want an influx of top-end talent in one draft and even though our future 1st probably ends up a top 3/4 pick, delaying your rebuild a year isn't going to be something most clubs want to do, even if it means a pick 7-8 spots higher the year after.