There are almost three brackets
Clearly Durdin and Phillips are genuine KPD.
Grainger-Barrass and possibly Carroll fit more as third talls, or though arguably Carroll plays smaller.
White and Evans are both excellent small forward options, unlikely to be stars, but guaranteed to be good, honest workhorses also capable of kicking goals.
Plenty of arguments for and against all players and all brackets.
My head suggests the small forwards are less of a list need, so perhaps up against it. It is a great opportunity to have them integrate with the main group if a mid season opportunity arises, or perhaps next year when most of us expect Orazio to make way.
Get the feeling if Carroll gets through the pre season without a recurrence of his groin issues we will maintain the investment.
Not sure one of the big bopper defenders is essential. Weitering, Young, Haynes, McGovern, O’Farrell developing, Silvagni, and ultimately Kemp remain tall defensive options, while Lemmey and O’Keeffe remain break glass possibilities for mine.
Unless Rob McInness has full faith in Nigel’s body, surely the younger man would be in front for a gig if we go that way.
I have no idea what they are thinking but Durdin looks as good as I have ever seen him. In match sims he is playing opposite end to Weitering and has been on McKay a number of times and has done well
Phillips is just solid and calm.
McMahon IMO just doesn’t look physical enough for a KP. I see him behind so many others
DGB doesn’t impress me much and has had some injury issues. Doesn’t do all drills
White & Carroll are impressive. Some run and good ball use. White has been the behind the ball a bit and looks good
Evan’s is a worker but IMO brings nothing we need
I do like we are trialling a number of players and with 5 weeks to go anything could happen.