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Yasmin Duursma requests trade
Winger Yasmin Duursma has requested a trade to Carlton.
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Yasmin Duursma requests trade
Winger Yasmin Duursma has requested a trade to Carlton.www.portadelaidefc.com.au
Confirmation that Xavier is the dumb sibling.
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From Ireland to IKON: Finn and Fitzpatrick feel right at home
After a whirlwind six months, the Blues' Irish recruits reflect on their first AFLW season.
Meg Robertson (potential father-daughter pick) has nominated the national pool.
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Top prospect's draft call sees North miss out on first access
A host of leading contenders have nominated for the open pool at this month's AFLW Draft
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Meg Robertson (potential father-daughter pick) has nominated the national pool.
Top prospect's draft call sees North miss out on first access
A host of leading contenders have nominated for the open pool at this month's AFLW Draft
Does this signify that she's not sold on joining Carlton?
I know we can still match bids but she's increased the number of teams who can bid.
Maybe we haven't committed to taking her so she's making sure of it.
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Hopefully not an issue of wanting to come to Carlton or not, but I'm not sure it would have made much of a difference. Given her talent level she'd probably only be set to eat up our 2nd or 3rd pick anyway.
This maybe just solidifies it as the 2nd pick?
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Additions and adjustments: A season in the life of the Blues' defence
Carlton backline coach Glenn Strachan used a mix of experience and youth to bolster the Blues' defence in 2023
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Thought Mua's been great for us?
"However, popular defender Mua Laloifi is set to part ways with the club and has attracted interest from the Western Bulldogs and Sydney, among others, after being told she would not be offered a new contract to stay at Ikon Park."
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"However, popular defender Mua Laloifi is set to part ways with the club and has attracted interest from the Western Bulldogs and Sydney, among others, after being told she would not be offered a new contract to stay at Ikon Park."
Defender to depart, Blues target Pies father-daughter, Dogs tall
A popular Blue has not been offered a new contract as Carlton looks to re-shape its list in the Trade Period
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Article on the AFL website that the club is parting ways with Laloifi (bit of a surprise) after not offering her a contract for next season, Bulldogs and Sydney are both interested…
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Defender to depart, Blues target Pies father-daughter, Dogs tall
A popular Blue has not been offered a new contract as Carlton looks to re-shape its list in the Trade Period
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What an odd decision. I always thought she was among our most reliable defenders.Thought Mua's been great for us?
"However, popular defender Mua Laloifi is set to part ways with the club and has attracted interest from the Western Bulldogs and Sydney, among others, after being told she would not be offered a new contract to stay at Ikon Park."
Defender to depart, Blues target Pies father-daughter, Dogs tall
A popular Blue has not been offered a new contract as Carlton looks to re-shape its list in the Trade Period
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both from a performance and from a culture perspective this seems off.
That makes me sad. Every player I like moves on
I can understand the logic around moving Mua on, but it will hurt many. Clearly short term pain for long term gain is the strategy. Kez and H along with smaller Gab remain as the experienced nucleus as the develop the youngsters around them. I join the chorus of those sad to see Mua leave, but there is logic.
Celine Moody is a great target. We clearly want her sister playing more forward and Jess Good is no spring chicken despite just coming in to her own as a player. We are still bringing in mature depth from the look of things, while continuing to add to our youth.
Thinking we have a clear long term list strategy rather than what appeared a quite haphazard approach until recently. Plenty of quality youngsters already demand a balanced approach to recruitment, Duursma if an athlete like her brothers, looks a good target with a few games under her belt.
Fingers crossed for Maddy Guerin to get back on the park to complement Hill, McKay, Sherar and Skepper. Fitzpatrick will be a big loss after an impressive debut season, hopefully she is keen to continue her career along with Finn who “grew” with experience.
Edit: Observation suggests Mua might be having some (perhaps chronic) injury issues.
Celine Moody is a great target. We clearly want her sister playing more forward and Jess Good is no spring chicken despite just coming in to her own as a player. We are still bringing in mature depth from the look of things, while continuing to add to our youth.
Thinking we have a clear long term list strategy rather than what appeared a quite haphazard approach until recently. Plenty of quality youngsters already demand a balanced approach to recruitment, Duursma if an athlete like her brothers, looks a good target with a few games under her belt.
Fingers crossed for Maddy Guerin to get back on the park to complement Hill, McKay, Sherar and Skepper. Fitzpatrick will be a big loss after an impressive debut season, hopefully she is keen to continue her career along with Finn who “grew” with experience.
Edit: Observation suggests Mua might be having some (perhaps chronic) injury issues.
We’ve been linked to Ahrens from GC as well.
With the players we’re trading in, Beatty and Guerin to add back to the main list, and the upcoming draft - with only two confirmed departures so far (McWilliams and Laloifi), likely there may be more tough calls to come
With the players we’re trading in, Beatty and Guerin to add back to the main list, and the upcoming draft - with only two confirmed departures so far (McWilliams and Laloifi), likely there may be more tough calls to come
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She is rated top 30 by rookiemecentral but I don't know exactly where. Her bio and attributes certainly stack up well.
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Mua is 30 and had some injury issues this year. Hopefully we are moving to having genuine tall defenders who can run and direct traffic. We do tend to struggle against decent forwards.
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Their updated guide has her 30-50, so you have to assume she is sliding, and that could also be why she's nominated herself for the national pool: no point excluding 8 other chances to get drafted somewhere in the late rounds.
EDIT: sorry it's 30-50 or 20-40 depending on where you look, but that's suggestive of her being late 2nd round, which means we can match with a 3rd round pick.
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AFLW Draft Order for 2023, pre-trade period. Gives an idea what we have to play with currently.
Carlton: 7, 21 (McEvoy compensation), 28, 47, 67
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Carlton: 7, 21 (McEvoy compensation), 28, 47, 67
Draft Order as of December 7, 2023
ROUND ONE | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Western Bulldogs |
| 2 | West Coast |
| 3 | Greater Western Sydney |
| 4 | Port Adelaide |
| 5 | Hawthorn |
| 6 | Fremantle |
| 7 | Carlton |
| 8 | Collingwood |
| 9 | Richmond |
| 10 | St Kilda |
| 11 | Collingwood (Chloe Molloy compensation pick) |
| 12 | Brisbane (Emily Bates compensation pick) |
| 13 | Essendon |
| 14 | Gold Coast |
| 15 | Sydney |
| 16 | Melbourne |
| 17 | Geelong |
| 18 | Adelaide |
| 19 | North Melbourne |
| 20 | Brisbane |
| 21 | Carlton (Lucy McEvoy compensation pick) |
ROUND TWO | |
|---|---|
| 22 | Western Bulldogs |
| 23 | West Coast |
| 24 | Greater Western Sydney |
| 25 | Port Adelaide |
| 26 | Hawthorn |
| 27 | Fremantle |
| 28 | Carlton |
| 29 | Collingwood |
| 30 | Richmond |
| 31 | St Kilda |
| 32 | Brisbane (Greta Bodey compensation pick) |
| 33 | Essendon |
| 34 | Sydney |
| 35 | Melbourne |
| 36 | Geelong |
| 37 | Adelaide |
| 38 | North Melbourne |
| 39 | Brisbane |
| 40 | Adelaide (Ash Saint compensation pick) |
ROUND THREE | |
|---|---|
| 41 | Western Bulldogs |
| 42 | West Coast |
| 43 | Greater Western Sydney |
| 44 | Port Adelaide |
| 45 | Hawthorn |
| 46 | Fremantle |
| 47 | Carlton |
| 48 | Collingwood |
| 49 | Richmond |
| 50 | St Kilda |
| 51 | Fremantle (Janelle Cuthbertson compensation pick) |
| 52 | North Melbourne (Brooke Brown compensation pick) |
| 53 | Essendon |
| 54 | Gold Coast |
| 55 | Sydney |
| 56 | Melbourne |
| 57 | Geelong |
| 58 | Adelaide |
| 59 | North Melbourne |
| 60 | Brisbane |
ROUND FOUR | |
|---|---|
| 61 | Western Bulldogs |
| 62 | West Coast |
| 63 | Greater Western Sydney |
| 64 | Port Adelaide |
| 65 | Hawthorn |
| 66 | Fremantle |
| 67 | Carlton |
| 68 | Collingwood |
| 69 | Richmond |
| 70 | St Kilda |
| 71 | Essendon |
| 72 | Gold Coast |
| 73 | Sydney |
| 74 | Melbourne |
| 75 | Geelong |
| 76 | Adelaide |
| 77 | North Melbourne |
| 78 | Brisbane |
Final AFLW Draft Order: Your club's picks locked in
Take a look at your club's draft picks for the 2023 AFLW Draft
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AFLW Draft Order for 2023, pre-trade period. Gives an idea what we have to play with currently.
Carlton: 7, 21 (McEvoy compensation), 28, 47, 67
Draft Order as of December 7, 2023
ROUND ONE
1 Western Bulldogs 2 West Coast 3 Greater Western Sydney 4 Port Adelaide 5 Hawthorn 6 Fremantle 7 Carlton 8 Collingwood 9 Richmond 10 St Kilda 11 Collingwood (Chloe Molloy compensation pick) 12 Brisbane (Emily Bates compensation pick) 13 Essendon 14 Gold Coast 15 Sydney 16 Melbourne 17 Geelong 18 Adelaide 19 North Melbourne 20 Brisbane 21 Carlton (Lucy McEvoy compensation pick)
ROUND TWO
22 Western Bulldogs 23 West Coast 24 Greater Western Sydney 25 Port Adelaide 26 Hawthorn 27 Fremantle 28 Carlton 29 Collingwood 30 Richmond 31 St Kilda 32 Brisbane (Greta Bodey compensation pick) 33 Essendon 34 Sydney 35 Melbourne 36 Geelong 37 Adelaide 38 North Melbourne 39 Brisbane 40 Adelaide (Ash Saint compensation pick)
ROUND THREE
41 Western Bulldogs 42 West Coast 43 Greater Western Sydney 44 Port Adelaide 45 Hawthorn 46 Fremantle 47 Carlton 48 Collingwood 49 Richmond 50 St Kilda 51 Fremantle (Janelle Cuthbertson compensation pick) 52 North Melbourne (Brooke Brown compensation pick) 53 Essendon 54 Gold Coast 55 Sydney 56 Melbourne 57 Geelong 58 Adelaide 59 North Melbourne 60 Brisbane
ROUND FOUR
61 Western Bulldogs 62 West Coast 63 Greater Western Sydney 64 Port Adelaide 65 Hawthorn 66 Fremantle 67 Carlton 68 Collingwood 69 Richmond 70 St Kilda 71 Essendon 72 Gold Coast 73 Sydney 74 Melbourne 75 Geelong 76 Adelaide 77 North Melbourne 78 Brisbane
Final AFLW Draft Order: Your club's picks locked in
Take a look at your club's draft picks for the 2023 AFLW Draft
3, 12, 15, 25 in Victorian Pool not allowing for those who have nominated nationally.
Apparently about 70% of draftees have nominated nationally, which really opens things up.
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Interesting. There are quite a few highly rated interstate players this year.
I'm liking Kristy-Lee Western-Turner for our first pick. A tall with that pace and athleticism.
Seems like we want to play Moody forward though so we are more likely looking at a midfielder.
I'm liking Kristy-Lee Western-Turner for our first pick. A tall with that pace and athleticism.
Seems like we want to play Moody forward though so we are more likely looking at a midfielder.
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The Dogs are keen on Weston and have pick 1, but she may make it past them, the only problem is she's nominated herself nationally.
FWIW, I would pick her regardless of the Moody twins situation.
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