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Norm Smith Medallist
Pure Talent = Cotchin.
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Only problem with you saying that is that the guy was right.Wrong!
Only problem with you saying that is that the guy was right.
Rhys Palmer was eligible for the 2006 draft, and technically could have been drafted. Unfortunately, he was essentially a spud that few had heard of and almost no one would have thought about drafting in 2006.
He turned it around in a big way in 2007 though.
Rioli & Ebert for mine so far
Special talents
Only one that has dissapointed so far is Palmer, footskills haven't improved at all since last year (my biggest worry) but at least the high energy style and attitude have remained.
At the risk of the thread becoming 'Who was your club's highest pick in the 2007 draft?', Taylor anyone?
Actually it's because I saw him play about 10 times last year. This thread originated from a recruiting standpoint and I can tell you from the junior football that I watched last year that I think Cotchin is the most talented.For those mentioning Cotchin this year...
You must have been looking closely!
He had a broken ankle at the draft, missed the pre-season and so far has played 2 half-games, 1 for coburg reserves, 1 for coburg.
Reports are he's done very well in them, even getting listed among the best ( not bad for half a game ), but he's still a long way off playing AFL.
As for the OP. Top picks aren't necessarily the most talented, they're the most likely to succeed...Teams at the bottom would usually rather a 'sure thing' good 200-game player than toss a coin on the 'might be great, might be nothing' types that tend to follow them.
FWIW, he played a full game for Coburg Seniors when he was named in the bests. Not the half game that you said.
I cant see how Cotchin is in the mix as he hasnt played a game yet. Im sure he will be damn good but I want to see him at AFL level.
For mine the absolute standout has been Rioli, really added to an already impressive forward line.
Others who look the goods are (in no order): Morton, Kruezer, Palmer, Ebert and Masten.
I also reckon Darcy Daniher will have a big impression when he comes in.
Yep, let's wait and see how Cotchin goes. I'm obviously thrilled with how Rioli is playing, but in fairness to others he's playing as a crumbing forward in a successful side, not trying to carry a midfield like Palmer is,
Gotta admitt you've got a point there. Palmer is really exciting and will be a great leader as well.