would everyone be more comfortable with pick 25 (for Kennedy) when it comes to risk of campo bid?
Much less likely that a bid comes that high, and Kennedy is much less a required player than Kemp is.
So yes.
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would everyone be more comfortable with pick 25 (for Kennedy) when it comes to risk of campo bid?
Brilliant response. Thank you.More detail...
Here are the relevant picks:
Brisbane: 27, 34, 42, 43, 49, 60, 66
Essendon: 28, 31, 40, 46, 54, 65
Gold Coast: 6, 23, 39, 41, 78
Brisbane will almost certainly do a draft-night trade of 27 for lower picks.
Essendon may well keep spend 28 and 31 on Kako, but could look to do similar to Brisbane.
Gold Coast will trade out 6 and 23 for Rioli, and prob look for some late picks back.
So matching bids for Ashcroft, Kako, Marshall and Lombard will push our 32 back to 36. Essendon using 28 and 31 will bring it back to 34. And that's about it. If we're lucky it might stay at 32, but could be as bad as 36.
In any case, that 32-36 range is right in the middle of expectations for a bid on Ben Camporeale, so it makes absolutely no sense for us to trade for a pick in that range, UNLESS, we were then looking to combine it with the Kennedy pick to move up the order.
Doubt a bid comes before 25, would take that and run for Chugga.would everyone be more comfortable with pick 25 (for Kennedy) when it comes to risk of campo bid?
deal me Owens and we'll talk...I only understand Kemp leaving if it's for overs.
32 is not overs.
Anyone from St Kilda player wise we might be interested in?
You just need the points to match the bid. Nothing to do with the next pick. Every pick has a point value. Most likely you will lose the next pick, but if you have enough from lower picks to cover it you will be fine.Yes it does, you start with your next pick after a bid is put in place, not at the end when you want
Such a weird choice for Kennedy to go to the Dogs.
I think it's good for him to move on, but surely to a club that needs him more than as the 6th mid?
We don't have to trade him though! Just because another club asks the question, doesn't mean we have to come up with something 'fair'.Stop over-rating our players like so many do here. Especially fringe players
Some think fringe players should get us top 20 picks...........
Owens is better than Kemp...........you would do that deal in a heartbeatdeal me Owens and we'll talk...
Stop over-rating our players like so many do here. Especially fringe players
Some think fringe players should get us top 20 picks...........
Stop over-rating our players like so many do here. Especially fringe players
Some think fringe players should get us top 20 picks...........
True, but the most likely person to make a bid (based on previous form) would be SOS with 32.
Far out, we aren't arguing pick 32 isn't enough for Kemp (although some will agree with that anyway), we're saying a pick like that is absolutely useless in THIS. YEAR'S. DRAFT. Since it has the potential to be swallowed up by a bid.Stop over-rating our players like so many do here. Especially fringe players
Some think fringe players should get us top 20 picks...........
My argument is that he isn't worth a top 20 pick like some are sayingWe’ll get them anyway.
If the only benefit to trading out kemp is his very reasonable contract, why not just make it easy for him then and trade him for a 5th round pick? That’s potentially the same scenario as what you’re proposing
That's not what you were saying thoughMy argument is that he isn't worth a top 20 pick like some are saying
You have absolutely no idea how the father/son picks work. I am getting a headache reading how everyone is trying to explain it to youYou just need the points to match the bid. Nothing to do with the next pick. Every pick has a point value. Most likely you will lose the next pick, but if you have enough from lower picks to cover it you will be fine.
pick 32 is fair for Kemp who hasn't proven much yet......well let me say proven consistent football. He shows flashes but drops easy marks and his kicking is iffy. I'm happy to keep him but if we get pick 32 or higher in this draft we should take it.Far out, we aren't arguing pick 32 isn't enough for Kemp (although some will agree with that anyway), we're saying a pick like that is absolutely useless in THIS. YEAR'S. DRAFT. Since it has the potential to be swallowed up by a bid.
Let me make this clearer for you. Do you think it would be fair to let a contracted player walk for absolutely free? Get nothing in return? Because that it a real possibility if Kemp were to be traded for 32.
You just need the points to match the bid. Nothing to do with the next pick. Every pick has a point value. Most likely you will lose the next pick, but if you have enough from lower picks to cover it you will be fine.
You just need the points to match the bid. Nothing to do with the next pick. Every pick has a point value. Most likely you will lose the next pick, but if you have enough from lower picks to cover it you will be fine.
This is simply incorrect.You just need the points to match the bid. Nothing to do with the next pick. Every pick has a point value. Most likely you will lose the next pick, but if you have enough from lower picks to cover it you will be fine.
I only understand Kemp leaving if it's for overs.
32 is not overs.
Anyone from St Kilda player wise we might be interested in?
You just need the points to match the bid. Nothing to do with the next pick. Every pick has a point value. Most likely you will lose the next pick, but if you have enough from lower picks to cover it you will be fine.
I don’t believe this is correct.You just need the points to match the bid. Nothing to do with the next pick. Every pick has a point value. Most likely you will lose the next pick, but if you have enough from lower picks to cover it you will be fine.