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Blaine BoekhorstWho will be available with pick 18 after we win 5 more in a row?
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Blaine BoekhorstWho will be available with pick 18 after we win 5 more in a row?
Blaine Boekhorst
Dillon Viojo-Rainbow was in my friendship circle and he knew how the statistics worked for kicking efficiency and he played every game to maximise kicking efficiency because he knew he wasn’t talented enough to get drafted without standing out in a specific areaThat 2014 draft still living in our heads rent free.
Pretty Deep.how deep is this draft
Dillon Viojo-Rainbow was in my friendship circle and he knew how the statistics worked for kicking efficiency and he played every game to maximise kicking efficiency because he knew he wasn’t talented enough to get drafted without standing out in a specific area
So he just went long to a contest and kicked as much as he could
I was beyond disappointed when we drafted him
l would say a definite no for our 1st and don't expect that will happen.Considering how deep this draft is. Are the Camporeale boys worth our first or second pick if bid on?
Considering how deep this draft is. Are the Camporeale boys worth our first or second pick if bid on?
Berry Mckay FogartyForward line including berry, mots, moir and lij around Charles and H, where do we sign
I feel like his downside, kicking is being too heavily weighted against his upside, strong contested game, athleticism, strong read of the play.I think Ben is getting a slightly bad reputation, but I doubt a team is selecting him inside the top 15.
Worpel maybe, Treloar a far more powerful runner pre hamstrings imo. Ben is more on the Hollands boys line of runners, will motor along all day but isn't a break the lines type.I feel like his downside, kicking is being too heavily weighted against his upside, strong contested game, athleticism, strong read of the play.
In my mind he's of the archetype that Treloar or Worpel or at the very peak Dangerfield are.
Not all mids are good kicks
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Starting to think there is method in the Crow’s madness. Lukosius and Neal-Bullen will take a bit of salary cap and draft capital. Think they might be trying to “force” a trade request.Berry Mckay Fogarty
Rachele Curnow Kemp
Elijah
Who knows... Maybe we could end up with a forward line something like this next year
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I wouldn’t discount Ben as a line breaker in time. He is quite a raw package and could be developed in a number of ways. Kid has a good frame to build significantly more power. Could be developed like Ollie to get from contest to contest, could be utilised behind the ball as a HBF/defensive mid, or could be developed as a clearance player with his good hands and vision in close.Worpel maybe, Treloar a far more powerful runner pre hamstrings imo. Ben is more on the Hollands boys line of runners, will motor along all day but isn't a break the lines type.
Very good at being involved in chains around the grounds though so his positioning is clearly top notch
Question Coona... If you could make a straight swap of Cerra out Rachele in would you do it? Not that the Crows would be in play for a Cerra move but the picks involved in such a trade going for Rachele.Starting to think there is method in the Crow’s madness. Lukosius and Neal-Bullen will take a bit of salary cap and draft capital. Think they might be trying to “force” a trade request.
Have wanted Rachele for a while, but just don’t see the value given our overall needs. Clearly wants to play more midfield. Haven’t seen enough of the “poor efforts” to form a judgement as to where he is at.
You are not going to get Rachele and Berry. Take your pick…
I need to hear this interview, where was it? Four National Draft picks I assume, with two or three live rookie picks too.Question Coona... If you could make a straight swap of Cerra out Rachele in would you do it? Not that the Crows would be in play for a Cerra move but the picks involved in such a trade going for Rachele.
However, to your question - I'd take Berry given his better pace and tackling pressure... but I just have a suspicion we're going to make a few fairly eyebrow raising moves this off season. Couldn't tell you who, but I suspect someone notable will be moved on to make some much needed balance based moves.
Agresta said 4 draft picks this year in an interview and I expect that to be the case as well as a few mature age pick ups.
Outside of Armstrong think Id be split between Faull and Shanahan for the next best KPPs, both crash packs very well, think Shanahan may end up a fairly good KPD given his leap, doesn't quite clunk all of his marks but if he's spoiling over the top its hard to see many taking marks on him with the speed and height he jumps at the pack with.
He does look very good. I watched that game live as one of my personally friends was playing in the game and he was just everywhere. Shocked when Noober released the video and he'd only had single digit disposals and marks. Doesn't shy away from bringing the ball to ground which is just about attribute number 1 for a key forward these days.I have Shanahan above them. Spectacular work rate sets him apart from the rest of the draft class.
I quite like Zak Johnson in this draft from a half back perspective, bit of an odd one in that he seems capable of anything but plays a bit lackadaisical at times. Loves a long sleeve too which is always a bonus. I can't get a read on where he'll fall in this draft but I suspect right before a Ben bid would be fair price in the 25-35 range.We will have most of our current list for a couple of years, but there will be a significant changing of the guard down back. I suspect we will all be growling when Kempy ends up back there to fill gaps next year. We have to put pieces in place, starting now. A Key defender is non-negotiable this draft. There are a number of options. There are also a couple of excellent back half distributors in the draft, hopefully we get the chance to grab one of them. Lucas lasting to the rookie draft would be spectacular (think he may end up a HBF, just quietly)