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If Fin Macrae gets a trade away from Collingwood he’ll be a juicy rookie likely to play bulk games (assuming he is traded to meet a need elsewhere). Big watch.
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And North want draft assistance…
If Fin Macrae gets a trade away from Collingwood he’ll be a juicy rookie likely to play bulk games (assuming he is traded to meet a need elsewhere). Big watch.
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It's ridiculous ....I saw yesterday, NORTH have the most 1st & 2nd round players on their list, than any other Club ....28 players
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Forwards is going to be the toughest position of 2024 IMO.
Realistically, we will know maybe 1 or 2 of the top 8 at the start of the year.
Possibility of plenty of value promos / mid pricers too.
Bazlenka, Sheldrick, Windhager, Pedlar, Bruhn, Perkins, JHF and Himmelberg all options.
Realistically, we will know maybe 1 or 2 of the top 8 at the start of the year.
Possibility of plenty of value promos / mid pricers too.
Bazlenka, Sheldrick, Windhager, Pedlar, Bruhn, Perkins, JHF and Himmelberg all options.
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I’m team midpricer.
Value Premos are a trap
Value Premos are a trap
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I also am sceptical with all the chat with Touk, Mills, Steele etc.
Ideally I want to get to the end of round 2, and have no doubt in my mind that the premos I picked up are actually proper premos. If Steele bangs out two 85s, then the questions start getting asked, and I'll start getting trigger happy.
I'm thinking I go less premos to start but go the best ones.
Ideally I want to get to the end of round 2, and have no doubt in my mind that the premos I picked up are actually proper premos. If Steele bangs out two 85s, then the questions start getting asked, and I'll start getting trigger happy.
I'm thinking I go less premos to start but go the best ones.
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Forward line looks a complete mess. There’s no chance of Dunkley, Taranto, Conigilo, Rozee, Gulden or Cameron holding forward status next year and it seems unlikely at best that Butters or Petracca will be forwards next year too. Basically leaves Macrae as a proven premium up forward.
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KFC SuperCoach 2023: Likely position changes for 2024
Fantasy teams will look very different next year, with a host of stars set to change positions. Get the exclusive numbers here for more than 30 KFC SuperCoach guns.
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![[PLAYERCARD]Josh Dunkley[/PLAYERCARD], Jack Macrae and [PLAYERCARD]Jordan Dawson[/PLAYERCARD] are DPP stars in KFC SuperCoach.](/forum/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.md%2FFzw7a%2Fae0db7c67fadcb302e0c2de5fa09d5333c34cc1f.webp&hash=063eb1107d72afa4375820d05d863812 "[PLAYERCARD]Josh Dunkley[/PLAYERCARD], Jack Macrae and [PLAYERCARD]Jordan Dawson[/PLAYERCARD] are DPP stars in KFC SuperCoach.")
Josh Dunkley, Jack Macrae and Jordan Dawson are DPP stars in KFC SuperCoach.
Successful KFC SuperCoach teams this year have been built around dual-position stars like Josh Dunkley, Tim Taranto and Jordan Dawson.
But that’s all about to change.
Dawson started the year as a defender but has become a top-line midfielder, while Dunkley has escaped Luke Beveridge’s magnets and cemented himself in the centre square in Brisbane.
Coaches knew they were lucky being able to pick players like Connor Rozee and Zak Butters in the forward line when they were destined for midfield roles at the Power, but some other position moves are more surprising.
Based on current numbers, Sam Docherty will be a midfielder only in KFC SuperCoach next year.
Champion Data locks in player positions each season based on a strict formula – if a player spends 35 per cent of game time in a secondary position, they earn dual-position status.
Docherty has spent 52 per cent of game time in the middle this year, 32 per cent in defence and 16 per cent forward.
![[PLAYERCARD]Sam Docherty[/PLAYERCARD] has moved out of Carlton’s defence. Picture: Darrian Traynor/Getty Images](/forum/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.md%2FFzw7a%2F996a4b1a670d3ca419a675a497ab09edba1fb131.jpg&hash=6ea4c58c7aefd56e26ee1eace20b643f "[PLAYERCARD]Sam Docherty[/PLAYERCARD] has moved out of Carlton’s defence. Picture: Darrian Traynor/Getty Images")
Sam Docherty has moved out of Carlton’s defence. Picture: Darrian Traynor/Getty Images
Dawson, Taranto, Zak Butters, Connor Rozee, Errol Gulden and Stephen Coniglio all fall well under the 35 per cent threshold and are set to lose DPP status next season. Darcy Cameron, a RUC-FWD in 2023, is in a similar position after spending 88 per cent of game time in the ruck and just 12 per cent forward this year.
It’s not all bad news.
Nick Daicos is set to be listed as a DEF-MID in 2024 and Jack Macrae will be a FWD-MID based on current percentages, along with Sam Flanders, Ben Keays and Shai Bolton.
One player to watch over the final four rounds is Jack Sinclair. Over the first 20 rounds he has spent 37 per cent of game time in the midfield and needs to stay above 35 per cent to earn DPP for 2024.
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One player listed as a MID-only in 2023 who fantasy coaches would love to pick as a FWD next year is Christian Petracca, who has spent a lot more time forward in recent weeks. But that position move would need to ramp up spectacularly over the final four rounds – he currently sits at 27 per cent forward time for the year.
Scroll down to see the current time in position numbers for more than 30 KFC SuperCoach guns.
Nick Daicos
| Defence | 44% |
| Midfield | 50% |
| Forward | 6% |
Jordan Dawson
| Defence | 13% |
| Midfield | 80% |
| Forward | 7% |
Jack Sinclair
| Defence | 62% |
| Midfield | 37% |
| Forward | 1% |
Sam Docherty
| Defence | 32% |
| Midfield | 52% |
| Forward | 16% |
Will Day
| Defence | 5% |
| Midfield | 85% |
| Forward | 10% |
Will Day is a versatile midfielder for the Hawks. Picture: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images
Andrew McGrath
| Defence | 100% |
Jayden Short
| Defence | 51% |
| Midfield | 35% |
| Forward | 14% |
Campbell Chesser
| Defence | 1% |
| Midfield | 86% |
| Forward | 13% |
Charlie Constable
| Defence | 100% |
Josh Dunkley
| Midfield | 93% |
| Forward | 7% |
Connor Rozee
| Midfield | 87% |
| Forward | 13% |
![[PLAYERCARD]Connor Rozee[/PLAYERCARD] has become a full-time midfielder in 2023. Picture: Daniel Pockett/Getty Images](/forum/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.md%2FFzw7a%2F051ab3dae7cbce9f693fb732e490d83bdbc6ab47.jpg&hash=3164abfd5a9545ba0f62cd1b4addfe74 "[PLAYERCARD]Connor Rozee[/PLAYERCARD] has become a full-time midfielder in 2023. Picture: Daniel Pockett/Getty Images")
Connor Rozee has become a full-time midfielder in 2023. Picture: Daniel Pockett/Getty Images
Errol Gulden
| Midfield | 88% |
| Forward | 12% |
Tim Taranto
| Midfield | 92% |
| Forward | 8% |
Zak Butters
| Midfield | 74% |
| Forward | 26% |
Stephen Coniglio
| Midfield | 95% |
| Forward | 5% |
Jack Macrae
| Midfield | 55% |
| Forward | 45% |
Shai Bolton
| Midfield | 59% |
| Forward | 41% |
Dustin Martin
| Midfield | 13% |
| Forward | 87% |
Dustin Martin will be a forward only for the first time in 2023. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images
Nic Martin
| Midfield | 70% |
| Forward | 30% |
Jason Horne-Francis
| Midfield | 79% |
| Forward | 21% |
Tarryn Thomas
| Defence | 20% |
| Midfield | 53% |
| Forward | 27% |
Ben Keays
| Midfield | 40% |
| Forward | 60% |
Sam Flanders
| Midfield | 52% |
| Forward | 48% |
Nat Fyfe
| Midfield | 42% |
| Forward | 58% |
Angus Sheldrick
| Midfield | 73% |
| Forward | 28% |
Marcus Windhager
| Defence | 36% |
| Midfield | 45% |
| Forward | 19% |
![[PLAYERCARD]Simon Goodwin[/PLAYERCARD] needs to park [PLAYERCARD]Christian Petracca[/PLAYERCARD] at full-forward for a few weeks. Picture: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images](/forum/proxy.php?image=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.md%2FFzw7a%2F5e3d6b60bcb1f8ebc77c3543b558027f5b14ea3f.jpg&hash=1bc5e8579130d9f21cea7b9786a05839 "[PLAYERCARD]Simon Goodwin[/PLAYERCARD] needs to park [PLAYERCARD]Christian Petracca[/PLAYERCARD] at full-forward for a few weeks. Picture: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images")
Simon Goodwin needs to park Christian Petracca at full-forward for a few weeks. Picture: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images
Christian Petracca
| Midfield | 73% |
| Forward | 27% |
Caleb Daniel
| Defence | 19% |
| Midfield | 42% |
| Forward | 39% |
Harry Himmelberg
| Defence | 54% |
| Ruck | 12% |
| Forward | 34% |
Liam Baker
| Defence | 55% |
| Midfield | 5% |
| Forward | 40% |
Seamus Mitchell
| Defence | 100% |
Harry Sheezel
| Defence | 80% |
| Midfield | 8% |
| Forward | 12% |
Harry Sheezel will be a tantalising option in defence in his second season. Picture: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images
Esava Ratugolea
| Defence | 100% |
Darcy Cameron
| Ruck | 88% |
| Forward | 12% |
Luke Jackson
| Ruck | 48% |
| Forward | 52% |
Samson Ryan
| Ruck | 44% |
| Forward | 56% |
Mark Blicavs
| Defence | 1% |
| Ruck | 41% |
| Midfield | 57% |
| Forward | 1% |
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Trac and Butters Mid only. HH Def only.
The forward line is going to suck next year lol.
The forward line is going to suck next year lol.
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good.
less obvious picks means people will be forced to select from a large group of 450k-ish players.
we may even see some variety in choices
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Forward line going back to what it was a few years, the experimental line.
I remember the year Trac popped off, there was a heap of players around the $400k-$450k mark, and a lot of them went nuts.
I remember the year Trac popped off, there was a heap of players around the $400k-$450k mark, and a lot of them went nuts.
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there has been few over the years that have "popped" - Beams and Danger two notable ones
Dusty FWD only and Bolton retaining DPP, probably sends them up the list too.
KFC SuperCoach 2023: Likely position changes for 2024
Fantasy teams will look very different next year, with a host of stars set to change positions. Get the exclusive numbers here for more than 30 KFC SuperCoach guns.
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Josh Dunkley, Jack Macrae and Jordan Dawson are DPP stars in KFC SuperCoach.
Successful KFC SuperCoach teams this year have been built around dual-position stars like Josh Dunkley, Tim Taranto and Jordan Dawson.
But that’s all about to change.
Dawson started the year as a defender but has become a top-line midfielder, while Dunkley has escaped Luke Beveridge’s magnets and cemented himself in the centre square in Brisbane.
Coaches knew they were lucky being able to pick players like Connor Rozee and Zak Butters in the forward line when they were destined for midfield roles at the Power, but some other position moves are more surprising.
Based on current numbers, Sam Docherty will be a midfielder only in KFC SuperCoach next year.
Champion Data locks in player positions each season based on a strict formula – if a player spends 35 per cent of game time in a secondary position, they earn dual-position status.
Docherty has spent 52 per cent of game time in the middle this year, 32 per cent in defence and 16 per cent forward.
Sam Docherty has moved out of Carlton’s defence. Picture: Darrian Traynor/Getty Images
Dawson, Taranto, Zak Butters, Connor Rozee, Errol Gulden and Stephen Coniglio all fall well under the 35 per cent threshold and are set to lose DPP status next season. Darcy Cameron, a RUC-FWD in 2023, is in a similar position after spending 88 per cent of game time in the ruck and just 12 per cent forward this year.
It’s not all bad news.
Nick Daicos is set to be listed as a DEF-MID in 2024 and Jack Macrae will be a FWD-MID based on current percentages, along with Sam Flanders, Ben Keays and Shai Bolton.
One player to watch over the final four rounds is Jack Sinclair. Over the first 20 rounds he has spent 37 per cent of game time in the midfield and needs to stay above 35 per cent to earn DPP for 2024.
More Coverage
Harry Himmelberg is sitting at 34 per cent forward time but that number is going in the wrong direction, playing down back in the Giants’ winning streak.
One player listed as a MID-only in 2023 who fantasy coaches would love to pick as a FWD next year is Christian Petracca, who has spent a lot more time forward in recent weeks. But that position move would need to ramp up spectacularly over the final four rounds – he currently sits at 27 per cent forward time for the year.
Scroll down to see the current time in position numbers for more than 30 KFC SuperCoach guns.
Nick Daicos
Defence 44% Midfield 50% Forward 6%
Jordan Dawson
Defence 13% Midfield 80% Forward 7%
Jack Sinclair
Defence 62% Midfield 37% Forward 1%
Sam Docherty
Defence 32% Midfield 52% Forward 16%
Will Day
Defence 5% Midfield 85% Forward 10%
Will Day is a versatile midfielder for the Hawks. Picture: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images
Andrew McGrath
Defence 100%
Jayden Short
Defence 51% Midfield 35% Forward 14%
Campbell Chesser
Defence 1% Midfield 86% Forward 13%
Charlie Constable
Defence 100%
Josh Dunkley
Midfield 93% Forward 7%
Connor Rozee
Midfield 87% Forward 13%
Connor Rozee has become a full-time midfielder in 2023. Picture: Daniel Pockett/Getty Images
Errol Gulden
Midfield 88% Forward 12%
Tim Taranto
Midfield 92% Forward 8%
Zak Butters
Midfield 74% Forward 26%
Stephen Coniglio
Midfield 95% Forward 5%
Jack Macrae
Midfield 55% Forward 45%
Shai Bolton
Midfield 59% Forward 41%
Dustin Martin
Midfield 13% Forward 87%
Dustin Martin will be a forward only for the first time in 2023. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images
Nic Martin
Midfield 70% Forward 30%
Jason Horne-Francis
Midfield 79% Forward 21%
Tarryn Thomas
Defence 20% Midfield 53% Forward 27%
Ben Keays
Midfield 40% Forward 60%
Sam Flanders
Midfield 52% Forward 48%
Nat Fyfe
Midfield 42% Forward 58%
Angus Sheldrick
Midfield 73% Forward 28%
Marcus Windhager
Defence 36% Midfield 45% Forward 19%
Simon Goodwin needs to park Christian Petracca at full-forward for a few weeks. Picture: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images
Christian Petracca
Midfield 73% Forward 27%
Caleb Daniel
Defence 19% Midfield 42% Forward 39%
Harry Himmelberg
Defence 54% Ruck 12% Forward 34%
Liam Baker
Defence 55% Midfield 5% Forward 40%
Seamus Mitchell
Defence 100%
Harry Sheezel
Defence 80% Midfield 8% Forward 12%
Harry Sheezel will be a tantalising option in defence in his second season. Picture: Dylan Burns/AFL Photos via Getty Images
Esava Ratugolea
Defence 100%
Darcy Cameron
Ruck 88% Forward 12%
Luke Jackson
Ruck 48% Forward 52%
Samson Ryan
Ruck 44% Forward 56%
Mark Blicavs
Defence 1% Ruck 41% Midfield 57% Forward 1%
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This thread is the literal definition of a fools errand hahaha 
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Luke Jackson’s going to have high ownership as the only reliable ruck cover.
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2024 FWD line:
Macrae, Bolton, Sheldrick, Windhager, LRyan, TLynch (rookie, rookie)
Angus Sheldrick
| Midfield | 73% |
| Forward | 28% |
Marcus Windhager
| Defence | 36% |
| Midfield | 45% |
| Forward | 19% |
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Macrae will be a likely F1.
Jackson with the only RF DPP likely to be F2
F3 will be players like Moore, Jezza, Heeney, NMartin, TT and Flanders. Risky but with high ceilings.
F4 probably Tom Lynch with F5 and F6 being rookies.
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R1 and R2 hopefully back to set and forget.2024 FWD line:
Macrae, Bolton, Sheldrick, Windhager, LRyan, TLynch (rookie, rookie)
Gawnglish? Englawn?
Just hope Grundy gets traded
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T(im/M)ax - you just gotta pay itR1 and R2 hopefully back to set and forget.
Gawnglish? Englawn?
Just hope Grundy gets traded
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Flanders F1 if he retains FWD status2024 FWD line:
Macrae, Bolton, Sheldrick, Windhager, LRyan, TLynch (rookie, rookie)
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LOL!Angus Sheldrick
Midfield 73% Forward 28%
Marcus Windhager
Defence 36% Midfield 45% Forward 19%
OK I concede, forward line will be rough. Better hope we get a few rookies.
Bolton is a frustrating own, don't think I want to go there. Ups and down will annoy. Will average 100, but a 60 after back to back 120s would piss you off.
Owens, Bazlenka and Flanders appeal as prospective picks.
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15 disposals and 4 tackles at HT in his first VFL game.
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Being the glass half full kind of guy that I am, I would like to thank Finn Maginness for singlehandedly bringing down Naicos' starting price by about $20k next year.
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Dow was solid on Sunday. Likely he will be at a club that doesn't bat as deep in the midfield, and currently has a 41 average.
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