Typically if you are at the bottom getting a high draft pick you’ve got plenty of holes to fill. The crows need midfielders.
Hewett and Kennedy would be gone in a heartbeat if we picked a quality young mid.
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Typically if you are at the bottom getting a high draft pick you’ve got plenty of holes to fill. The crows need midfielders.
Hewett and Kennedy would be gone in a heartbeat if we picked a quality young mid.
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Armstrong just slotted one from about 57 with ease
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Joe Berry playing on ball this quarter too, looking pretty natural in there.
Travaglia is just a fantastic player, does so much right and versatile as anything. Should be top 10 imo.
Travaglia is just a fantastic player, does so much right and versatile as anything. Should be top 10 imo.
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Armstrong with 3 in a quarter to get scores back to level. He's gonna be a bloody good player if he can stay healthy
It is a good contest. Such an even draft. Few of the no. 1 candidates really separating themselves. Going to be such a subjective draft.
Lalor strutting his stuff to go top 10. Travaglia in that territory. Ivisic is a hard read, rather unobtrusive, but gets plenty of quality ball. Lindsay has to be BOG for mine, only Travaglia similar output.
Lalor strutting his stuff to go top 10. Travaglia in that territory. Ivisic is a hard read, rather unobtrusive, but gets plenty of quality ball. Lindsay has to be BOG for mine, only Travaglia similar output.
Plenty of talls having moments. They are a hard read to rank. Trainor has to be the highest in body of work. Armstrong staking a claim at the pointy end. Sims maybe a right footed Big H. The Whitlocks are intriguing, not big volume, but some cameos that say you can pick me. Fault and Tauru look likely but also pose some questions at top level. Cole is solid down back. Would have loved to see O’Farrell fit strutting his stuff in this game.
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Berry is so so good. If we have the chance to take him and pass I will be a deeply saddened man. Lightning pace, great skills and amazing goal sense. Seems to be completely comfortable playing on ball too.
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Someone just bring me Berry!
Armstrong stepping up big time.
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Would probably have been a top 10 chance if he wasnt injured most of the year
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Cracking game of footy. Great leadership from the country kid who called all his team in after siren.
I’d take any of Berry, Armstrong or Travaglia if we get a pick before Campo.
I’d take any of Berry, Armstrong or Travaglia if we get a pick before Campo.
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Only going by one game here but, Xavier Lindsay looks one heck of a talent.
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He is, but don't think he's what we need
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Surely too late for drastic changes this year.
Think they may give access to NGA Academy kids before pick 40 (Kako to *)
Surely some sort of caveat precluding clubs trading out of rounds to meet bids with multi late round chaff will commence.
ie we should nit be able to trade out of first and second round picks for prime picks next year AND matching the Campos with late picks.
You would think so, but this is Laura Kane and Andrew Dillon who we're talking about.
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lol. Never going to happen. All right thinking followers know that. For the record, I can relate to sons of players, even prominent players being in Northern Academies, but not youngsters from footy “stock” of varied ethnicity attached to the NGA’s in Victoria. It is about access to pathways, Academies are it currently in Northern states, there is significant opportunity in “footy heartland”.
I am very much over the racial divide in the game. IMO measures meant to improve “relationships” are actually counter productive.The sooner the community and playing prospects are considered people and players rather than ethnicity being a factor the better. NGA academy set ups are simply a mechanism to placate the grass roots clubs without academies.
For the record I don’t believe we should have access to Tyson Gresham from our NGA. The kid is from a footy family, albeit with an immigrant parent, who meet the criteria in our zone. His brother is an eight year veteran if the game.
For mine, clubs should have access to their NGA academy kids after the 1st round, not pick 40.
It eliminates clubs 'rorting' the system like the Dogs did with JUH, and allows all clubs access to them via a 1st round pick. Freo supporters were pissed off that we took Jesse with pick 27 when he was in their academy, yet had three picks in the draft prior to that pick, but opted for other players.
F/S's are completely different, but I think most people agree that the points system needs to be changed...just not this year. It seems even Carlton have conceded that we'll need more points to match the Cody bid - but that's not a huge issue when you have time to plan for it.
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He's an indigenous player from within our zone & happy to be corrected but the footballing family is his brother, who is of the same generation so its doubtful Tyler would have received much benefit beyond being asked whether he's Jade's brother.
Given the system allows the children of a multiple premiership winner in Chris Johnson to be eligible, Tyson absolutely should be IMO.
Unless the aim is to limit it to players not otherwise exposed to the game but it would essentially drop the indigenous component from the NGA which is counter to their aim.
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Shapes as a “bolter” doubt we will get a look at him. If we get a pick before a Campo bid, absolutely would be bloody hard to go past.
I am sort of hoping that clubs reach for the talls and peripheral players pushing up the draft order. Could well lead to Ben surviving until the early second round. Everything crossed.
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