Combined Rankings 15-Oct
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Snuffaluphagus
Brownlow Medallist
- Sep 10, 2015
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Agreed that his kicking has been average this year but let's bear in mind that he did have a significant whole of leg injury (it included four pins being placed in his hip); that may have had a big impact on the mechanics and confidence with his kicking this year. I have heard a few people argue that given time he can probably get the mechanics right; he certainly has the determination and drive needed as well.Think you might have your blue and white glasses on with Urqhart. Good size inside mid but with a very average kick, and I think I'm being kind.
From memory he does one a week out roughly, and then an update morning of the draft or the night before.
Last year draft was on Monday 20 November.. his ranking came Monday morning 13 November.. so we can expect tomorrow morning?From memory he does one a week out roughly, and then an update morning of the draft or the night before.
His late mail came on 18 November afternoon last year.. so may be this mondayLast year draft was on Monday 20 November.. his ranking came Monday morning 13 November.. so we can expect tomorrow morning?
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What's the difference between a "loyal Carlton fan" vs a "Carlton fan"? The level of emotional damage? IQ? Brainwashing? Delusion?More we read news we are getting a feeling it will be 1 out of Berry or Hotton for us. Both are loyal Carlton fans.Comperole twins and Travaglia also Carlton fans. Quite a few there for them.
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Yes they all look loyal/ emotionalWhat's the difference between a "loyal Carlton fan" vs a "Carlton fan"? The level of emotional damage? IQ? Brainwashing? Delusion?
Or the Vic media telling , " Draft them at your own risk".What's the difference between a "loyal Carlton fan" vs a "Carlton fan"? The level of emotional damage? IQ? Brainwashing? Delusion?
Good post. You know a stat circulating with each pick and respective games played and pick 6 being terrible. I think we need to check all picks using your method and there could be a logic like this?I think we're in a good spot this draft for where our list is at. There is fair chance the best available player at our pick is going to be a flanker or a mid whose game as a flanker is demonstrated.
My observation is that for top 20 picks there seems to be a lower bust rate for players picked at flankers? Most of the busts in the first round seem to be mids and key backs. (Key forwards sometime you can get under value for the pick but not so much actual busts). Fair?
Conversely most of the absolute star half / pocket forwards backs are distributed randomly over the draft, whereas almost all star mids and keys are high picks.
Here we insert the Josh Treacy exception clause.Conversely most of the absolute star half / pocket forwards backs are distributed randomly over the draft, whereas almost all star mids and keys are high picks.
We need to be sure.Little bit confused what's going on with the Irish guys tbh. Seems like we're listing one do them and we don't need to officially announced it until after the draft but surely the decision is made - what's the hold up?
Well it was 2020. Plus I did say 'most' .Here we insert the Josh Treacy exception clause.
High draft pick, sure. In the ****ing rookie draft.
Josh Schache likes this postI think we're in a good spot this draft for where our list is at. There is fair chance the best available player at our pick is going to be a flanker or a mid whose game as a flanker is demonstrated.
My observation is that for top 20 picks there seems to be a lower bust rate for players picked at flankers? Most of the busts in the first round seem to be mids and key backs. (Key forwards sometime you can get under value for the pick but not so much actual busts). Fair?
Conversely most of the absolute star half / pocket forwards / backs are distributed randomly over the draft, whereas almost all star mids and keys are high picks.
We need to be sure…to be sure.We need to be sure.
AFL.com.au had a draft misses article out recently and named the following:Josh Schache likes this post
interestingly in the Griffin draft of 2016 we took Cox at 41, Darcy at 38, Ryan at 66, and Stewart went at 40, English at 19, Larkey at 73, Ratugolea at 43, Battle at 39, and Lewis at 76.AFL.com.au had a draft misses article out recently and named the following:
KPD: Fisher McAsey, Aaron Francis, Will Kelly, Griffin Logue, Jack Scrimshaw, Denver Grainger-Barras, Sam Durdin, Kieran Collins (8)
KPF: Josh Schache, Paddy McCartin, Sam Weideman, Jarrad Brander (4)
I’m not really sure what Jarrod Brander was and Scrimshaw has played a few positions but seems to be a 194 3rd tall defender. Either way 12/18 clubs misses were key talls.