Who do you think he replaces from our best 22?Nic Newman is a no brainer. Will start on the ground. Don’t ask me who he replaces. He just will.
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Who do you think he replaces from our best 22?Nic Newman is a no brainer. Will start on the ground. Don’t ask me who he replaces. He just will.
So the CFC are going to get it wrong.........again. All that intel and they just can't get it right. Damn.
Who do you think he replaces from our best 22?
Who are you referring to ?Aaron Hall speaks very well.
Five minutes in and not one yeah-nah and a minimum of obviouslys. Should hand in his players license.
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I think Smith would have climbed up the rankings if he got to play out the season and TAC finals. Bottom agers often come home strong.Cerra went at 5, with Brayshaw and Dow ahead of him. How does that work?
I know. Personal opinion. Professional opinion said otherwise.
Everyone sees things differently and again for me it would be Dow and Walsh as the two mids I'd want most from the past two years and it seems that at least the brains-trust at the CFC feel the same.
In a heartbeatApparently MEL want more than #5 for Hogan. Talk of Cerra or Brayshaw being inquired about.
Would people do #1 for Cerra and #5? #1 would apparently placate MEL for Hogan, as it gives them access to Lukosius or a King to replace Hogan down the line.
All the deals have been sorted and will be done.
Definately arranged for television tonight.
The AFL not that far removed from the WWE these days in delivering entertainment first and foremost as entertainment =$$$ and thats always the bottom line for the AFL ...
All the deals have been sorted and will be done.
Definately arranged for television tonight.
The AFL not that far removed from the WWE these days in delivering entertainment first and foremost as entertainment =$$$ and thats always the bottom line for the AFL ...
There have always been questions surrounding Scrimshaw my friend......and the answers to those questions didn't always make for pretty reading. IIRC gandaal was a big Scrimshaw fan in his draft year and received a relatively blunt reply by one of ericpascoe, barass70 or Marc Shmurf 3 that simply stated:http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-06-23/could-suns-duo-become-secondchance-blues
There's also nothing stopping the kid from signing a new, longer deal, with a lower average wage.
As for the article, here's what I got out of it:
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-10-16/bargain-or-bust-question-marks-over-new-hawk
That, plus his injury history, is what's scared teams away.
Footy's got some serious image and culture problems at the moment, so I'm pretty disappointed that as a rebuilding club, we're not interested in rolling up our sleeves and trying to better define where AFL fits in the national identity, and what it can do for the general public. If AFL House, the clubs and broadcasters are still selling that tribal/underdog nonsense in 10 years time, the game's growth will suffer.
One way we can drive that kind of change is coming up with a way to convince a kid like Scrimshaw what he and others get out of him performing on match day. The dream of being a sports star used to be a pure, community-centric one for many people, and I think that's an archetype that this kid would embrace with a bit of guidance.
I've never seen one of them knock a potential draft or trade target before or since. At the time I remember thinking "WOW", but that statement has proven to be prophetic.Forget Scrimshaw. He won't pass the No Dickheads Test.
Jack's probably struggled with being a professional AFL footballer and what that entails. He's one we'll be trying to orchestrate a trade back home if possible.....
Would be hilarious if the AFL have asked clubs to do this and someone gets cold feet making a deal fall over. The clubs would publicly blow the whistle on this shameless grandstanding. Fallout would be interesting
Bunsen?Nic Newman is a no brainer. Will start on the ground. Don’t ask me who he replaces. He just will.
Who do you think he replaces from our best 22?
There have always been questions surrounding Scrimshaw my friend......and the answers to those questions didn't always make for pretty reading. IIRC gandaal was a big Scrimshaw fan in his draft year and received a relatively blunt reply by one of ericpascoe, barass70 or Marc Shmurf 3 that simply stated:
I've never seen one of them knock a potential draft or trade target before or since. At the time I remember thinking "WOW", but that statement has proven to be prophetic.
Scrimshaw's manager said when interviewed on SEN (Whateley 27/9/18) that:
Interestingly this story was pulled down within an hour of being put up:
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TBH, despite his enormous talent, I think this is where the due diligence processes that the club has in place has allowed us to dodge a bullet here. JMO.
Doesn't matter. He adds to our best 30-35, helps with depth, creates further competition for spots, is a mature body and can play several positions. That is what we need
Next years draft? What about last years draft?
I doubt he would have gone before Dow and Cerra. Maybe just before Brayshaw.
100%!! We are slowly but surely building a good competitive list, Mullett, Shaw and those likes were just instant fill in players. We can’t replace the whole list with quality instantly, it’s physically impossible. Now we start building depth and finding out who really wants a spot in the 22! Happy with what SOS is doing so far!I think if i was told during the bye this year that our end of season acquisitions would be McGovern, Setterfield, Fasolo, Newman (hopefully), Walsh (or our #1 ranked player in the draft) and a F/S or two I would have been pretty stoked.
A 3rd tall/swingman, a smallish goal kicking forward, 2 gun young mids, a decent hbf plus probably a tall defender in Ben and maybe a winger/def in Hickmott.
Oldest player not much older than Doc so pretty much all in the ‘list within a list’.
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This. We need the players competing for spots. Especially the kids. They cannot just expect to get gifted a spot on the team each weekend.
Competition is good.
Doesn't matter. He adds to our best 30-35, helps with depth, creates further competition for spots, is a mature body and can play several positions. That is what we need
Agreed. Best 22 is a pretty meaningless concept as there will almost always be injuries, best 30 is more relevant and Newman will definitely be in our best 30 next year.