Submitted after COB yesterday, so won’t be officially processed until it opens today at 2pm.Thanks
Is there a reason for the delay unlike Fisher's which went through straight away?
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Submitted after COB yesterday, so won’t be officially processed until it opens today at 2pm.Thanks
Is there a reason for the delay unlike Fisher's which went through straight away?
ThanksSubmitted after COB yesterday, so won’t be officially processed until it opens today at 2pm.
Thanks
Is there a reason for the delay unlike Fisher's which went through straight away?
Yep. It's a bit disingenuous to take SOS to task for the lack of players that he drafted starting from 8 completed seasons ago when by natural attrition probably half the draftees on all lists would be gone by this stage . Also noted that Dow, Fisher and Philp only just came off the list. Comparisons also showed that we rate favourably with pies and cats although we were likely to have had earlier draft picks by comparison.
The fact that included in that list were McKay, Curnow, Weitering, Walsh, TDK means that we are pretty much good to go.
If hindsight recruiting without placing any context with it was a paying gig we would have some genuinely rich superstars on this board.
Not sure why the SOS discussions are relevant to this thread
Am not going to say SoS was the greatest recruiter, but do find a lot of the analysis around list managers are pretty narrow (You’ve also left out a few “SoS players” that are still best 22, like cottrell and Kennedy).
Lots of things go into making or breaking a player. Every club puts big money into development, coaching, support staff. Poor development can turn a good draft pick into a poor player, good development can turn an average player into a top 22.
As for coaching, pretty clear that Teague focused on an older playing club rather than putting game time into a lot of younger players which actually held the club back for 2 or so years.
And while I don’t think SoS was the greatest recruiter by any stretch, i thought he was the right list manager at the time. We were a basket case after Malthouse, disjointed list and in no man’s land. Instead of trying to do another “top up’ approach and bring in a messiah like Juddy, SoS, Bolton, MLG actually made some very tough decisions at the time and we’re in a better place because of it, we’ve just made the semi-finals after more than 2 decades of crap. Most of that team were SOS picks.
Obviously Vossy, Cook and Austin are doing a great job, but it isn’t “all them.” They’ve had a good base to work off.
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Such an underrated player.Breust should not stand for this deceit...Ginnivan usurping his role in the forward pocket.
He should demand a trade to Carlton immediately.
I covet him annually.Such an underrated player.
Covid 2020 season aside, has never kicked less than 30 goals in a season.
Thou shall covet thy neighbour's sharp-shooting small forward.I covet him annually.
Yes, annually.
Also, can Thy's neighbours help me escape from the dungeon?Thou shall covet thy neighbour's sharp-shooting small forward.
Austin brought in Williams. Same trade period as Saad.
Thou shall covet thy neighbour's sharp-shooting small forward.
Pretty sure...
Also, can Thy's neighbours help me escape from the dungeon?
Once again I noted that we had a lot of earlier draft picks. The object of the exercise is simply to give some context of how many other teams had fared rather than just accept the fake outrage that the original poster was trying to generate .It is you that is being disingenuous here and not placing context.
In that 2015 - 2019 period, we had 11 first round selections. Collingwood had 2 and Geelong had 3. Which club would you reasonably expect to have more still on it's list?
The nature of what we did, meant we were banking on our first round selections being largely successful. Geelong even ballsed up 2 of it's 3 (Clark and Stephens) and still won a flag in 2022, because they were going about it totally differently.
The only club you could reasonably compare us to in terms of picks during those years is Gold Coast. But when you have guns like May and Lynch walking out the door, it is not an even playing field.
Isn't it 3?He hurt us with the Williams recruitment but mended his mistake with Saad.
Austin-Healy?
Sorry, this wait til 2pm is interminable. I'll show myself out...
yep, same old carp from them....AFL stage managing the final day for the sake of media build-up. No more, no less.
Kinda makes up for the time you pushed the women & children off the life rafts to get on yourself when the titanic was sinking
In a parallel universe... where we kept Karl Norman and Lawrence Angwin.
you said dearth......Would have solved our dearth of high half-forwards...
While I don’t think SoS was the greatest recruiter by any stretch, i thought he was the right list manager at the time. We were a basket case after Malthouse, disjointed list and in no man’s land. Instead of trying to do another “top up’ approach and bring in a messiah like Juddy, SoS, Bolton, MLG actually made some very tough decisions at the time and we’re in a better place because of it, we’ve just made the semi-finals after more than 2 decades of crap. Most of that team were SOS picks.
Obviously Vossy, Cook and Austin are doing a great job, but it isn’t “all them.” They’ve had a good base to work off.
Coz... like.... You know... St Kilda... Like sucks.......maaaan....
you said dearth......