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It's possible that he's improved - glad we've wasted no time adding some resourcing around him.
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As he said, he's never felt more supported by an AFL coach. In what was a very good interview, that was a particularly strong "shots fired" moment.It's possible that he's improved - glad we've wasted no time adding some resourcing around him.
I think given we rated Ashcroft, Sheezel & Wardlaw as the three best players in the draft, it's fair to say he turned: JHF & Sheezel, into Sheezel, Wardlaw & Future First (Pick 8-12).Why are people saying he turned *** into Sheez and Wardlaw?
We already had pick 1, and *. We turned Pick 1 and * into Sheez, Wardaw and prob a pick around 12.
As he said, he's never felt more supported by an AFL coach. In what was a very good interview, that was a particularly strong "shots fired" moment.
The reference was in relation to knowing that we’d have cooper, wardlaw and sheezel coming in as to the 3 that we knew.Interesting his comments regarding knowing who we would take from our first 3 picks a long way out.
Definitely seems like we’ve discovered George was likely available mid 20’s and traded up specifically for him.
The way he was talking about George, you get the feeling Brady almost rated him as highly as Sheezel.
“kicks goals for fun, likely would have topped the NAB league goal kicking etc” given Sheezel actually ended up topping the NAB league goal kicking…
We finally win the CCJ trade, took some time but we got there eventually, great work Brady.
Our first pick this year was always going to be Sheez, even if we didn't trade pick 1. So we've turned The Cry Baby into Wardlaw and pick 12. Pretty good result really considering TCB didn't want to be there and has dodgy as **** legs.Why are people saying he turned *** into Sheez and Wardlaw?
We already had pick 1, and *. We turned Pick 1 and * into Sheez, Wardaw and prob a pick around 12.
Our first pick this year was always going to be Sheez, even if we didn't trade pick 1. So we've turned The Cry Baby into Wardlaw and pick 12. Pretty good result really considering TCB didn't want to be there and has dodgy as * legs.
The window is gone for the draft to address KPF, in my opinion.I get the angst about not taking a key position player but they might have wanted Hayes but he was gone, so they took George who they clearly rated top 20. They also would likely know what's in next years draft.
They might be looking at someone at our pick or Port's pick and maybe BPJ is considered another forward option and will take up a list spot vs Keeler/Scully/Lemmey this year.
The only argument to me is taking a mature forward as a rookie this year as young KPF shouldn't really play seniors right away. Anyway next year if they don't address key position I would be little bemused.
Agreed. But that's ok. Plenty of ways to find one yet.The window is gone for the draft to address KPF, in my opinion.
Agreed. But that's ok. Plenty of ways to find one yet.
Assuming we draft a KPP next year, by the time he develops, McKay is 30, Larkey 29, Simpkin 28 etc. There’s good mids at the top of every draft and it takes balls to draft the more risky KPP during the beginning of a rebuild, but Carlton showed that it can come off big time.The window is gone for the draft to address KPF, in my opinion.
I don’t necessarily agree tbh. I agree a big development project. However the right young key forward can make an impact after a couple years. I’m obviously talking about the cream of the crop, but as an example if we take Nate Caddy or Archer Reid next year with our early first, they may be able to do what Naughton and others have done.The window is gone for the draft to address KPF, in my opinion.
Stephenson, LDU will be 27, Scott, Thomas will be 26, Phillips, Powell will be 24, Goater, Curtis will be 23, Wardlaw, Sheezel, George will be 22.By the time a young key position player develops, McKay is 29, Larkey 28, Simpkin 28 etc.
I guess to rephrase to communicate better, I'm not saying we don't pick one of those blokes up. Just that (if Comben doesn't come on, but I have high hopes) it's too big a risk not to trade/FA to get one for a hard tilt in 2-3 years.I don’t necessarily agree tbh. I agree a big development project. However the right young key forward can make an impact after a couple years. I’m obviously talking about the cream of the crop, but as an example if we take Nate Caddy or Archer Reid next year with our early first, they may be able to do what Naughton and others have done.
I also see our window as the next decade. I’m no longer just thinking when LDU hits his prime, I’m thinking when Wardlaw/Sheezel do (plus our two firsts next year).
This isn’t McKay, Larkey, Simpkins prime or bust IMO. We should be looking at setting ourselves for multiple windows over these guys careers.