- Aug 8, 2009
- 10,087
- 12,047
- AFL Club
- Richmond
I was listening to SEN last night and they were talking about North Melbourne FC young blokes saying that in 2 years they will have the best midfield in the comp. They also mentioned Carlton I think (which already have a gun middle). However both MFC and RFC who I think are building some of the better midfields didn't get a mention.
Melbourne look very good considering they have a few who are yet to even play yet.
I may have these wrong but I would consider the bottom three are the midfields who are coming through. You would think Carlton will still be dominant considering Murphy and Gibbs will be entering there prime and Judd should still be going at a decent pace.
North - Ziebell, Cunnington, Batsinac, Anthony, Swallow, Wells
Tigs - Cotchin, Deledio, Martin, Foley, Jackson, Tambling, Collns,
Dees - Davey, Scully, Trengove, Mckenzie, Moloney, Morton, Sylvia + the unproven but talented Blease, Gysberts and Tapscott
When I look at the 3 line ups I think North have more depth across the board compared to us and Melbourne may have more depth depending on the untried players.
I really rate the North midfield and think they have quality across the board but to be honest with a bias opinion I like our midfield more because it has more x-factor and superstar potential as well as Melbourne.
I think Melbourne potentially could have the best midfield as even though I think Richmonds best players match up with Melbournes but there depth is excellent. North are going to be very good and Geelong may still be hanging around as they are not that old. The Blues would definitely be involved in this discussion and possibly the Bombers. Almost forgot the Bulldogs whose mids won't be going anywhere soon.
If I forgot any teams that deserve a mention please forgive my ignorance and put forth your argument, just thought it would be a decent discussion.
This obviously still depends on the next few years drafting as well and I think Richmond's access to low picks will certainly help.
Melbourne look very good considering they have a few who are yet to even play yet.
I may have these wrong but I would consider the bottom three are the midfields who are coming through. You would think Carlton will still be dominant considering Murphy and Gibbs will be entering there prime and Judd should still be going at a decent pace.
North - Ziebell, Cunnington, Batsinac, Anthony, Swallow, Wells
Tigs - Cotchin, Deledio, Martin, Foley, Jackson, Tambling, Collns,
Dees - Davey, Scully, Trengove, Mckenzie, Moloney, Morton, Sylvia + the unproven but talented Blease, Gysberts and Tapscott
When I look at the 3 line ups I think North have more depth across the board compared to us and Melbourne may have more depth depending on the untried players.
I really rate the North midfield and think they have quality across the board but to be honest with a bias opinion I like our midfield more because it has more x-factor and superstar potential as well as Melbourne.
I think Melbourne potentially could have the best midfield as even though I think Richmonds best players match up with Melbournes but there depth is excellent. North are going to be very good and Geelong may still be hanging around as they are not that old. The Blues would definitely be involved in this discussion and possibly the Bombers. Almost forgot the Bulldogs whose mids won't be going anywhere soon.
If I forgot any teams that deserve a mention please forgive my ignorance and put forth your argument, just thought it would be a decent discussion.
This obviously still depends on the next few years drafting as well and I think Richmond's access to low picks will certainly help.