Is McKinley any good? Don't recall seeing him much.
Good hands and used to be a reliable kick for goal but has been less accurate of late and is lazy defensively.
Think Medhurst in his last year at Freo.
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Is McKinley any good? Don't recall seeing him much.
Is McKinley any good? Don't recall seeing him much.
Good hands and used to be a reliable kick for goal but has been less accurate of late and is lazy defensively.
Think Medhurst in his last year at Freo.
Fremantle has asked Collingwood for pick No. 43 in exchange for Tarrant, who has said he would retire rather than join another club. That pick is Collingwood's first live choice in the draft, given the Magpies traded pick 25 for Andrew Krakouer and ruckman Jon Ceglar.
The third-round compensation pick the Pies yesterday received following Josh Fraser's move to the Gold Coast may come into play instead. Fremantle, which traded pick 55 to the Gold Coast on Thursday for VFL defender Peter Faulks, may also end up receiving that choice back from Collingwood, which got it as part of the Krakouer-Ceglar-Gold Coast trade.
I'm not looking at it wrong. Greenred's post just said "the draft" so I was looking at the National draft scenario in which case we would lose 2 times.
The PSD route won't happen IMO. Either a deal is done (the most likely), he enters the ND(highly unlikely) or he retires (highly unlikely).
I think you'll find all the recruiters would be pretty friendly, so chances are a little good will would get you further than purposely hurting both a club and player. Trying to stick it up Collingwood sounds good when you're sitting behind a computer, but it just doesn't make sense in the real world.
Lose: Tarrant + Pick 61
Gain: Faulks + Pick 43.
or does it read:
Lose: Tarrant + Pick 61
Gain: Faulks
"Fremantle has asked Collingwood for pick No. 43 in exchange for Tarrant, who has said he would retire rather than join another club. That pick is Collingwood's first live choice in the draft, given the Magpies traded pick 25 for Andrew Krakouer and ruckman Jon Ceglar.
The third-round compensation pick the Pies yesterday received following Josh Fraser's move to the Gold Coast may come into play instead. Fremantle, which traded pick 55 to the Gold Coast on Thursday for VFL defender Peter Faulks, may also end up receiving that choice back from Collingwood, which got it as part of the Krakouer-Ceglar-Gold Coast trade." - from the above article.
Does that read:
Lose: Tarrant + Pick 61
Gain: Faulks + Pick 43.
or does it read:
Lose: Tarrant + Pick 61
Gain: Faulks
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-ne...igers-collins-20101008-16c4o.html?from=age_sb
So according to Emma Quayle, we may have given up on getting a player in return for Tarrant. Getting their second rounder would be ideal. Considering we're likely to send a draft pick to Adelaide for Griffin, it makes sense that we would look to secure another one.
I don't buy into the whole making Tarrant go to the draft and picking him up again idea. It's stupid and we're only hurting ourselves, as we would go into the season one player down. I think you'll find all the recruiters would be pretty friendly, so chances are a little good will would get you further than purposely hurting both a club and player. Trying to stick it up Collingwood sounds good when you're sitting behind a computer, but it just doesn't make sense in the real world.
But still, we lose Tarrant + the draft pick we use to pick him, but we get an extra pick for Tarrant leaving in the first place.
So essentially we lose Tarrant twice, and we gain an extra pick for Tarrant leaving.
Next year we would get an extra pick because Tarrant is no longer on our list.
Essentially, we lose Tarrant twice but get two extra picks for him this year and next year, so overall it evens out. It's impossible to 'lose' a spot on our list, let alone twice. At the end of every drafting and trading period we have 48 listed players. If we lose a player throughout the course of the season, then a player from the rookie list will take that spot, so we always have 40 senior listed players.
I'm not having a go at you either mate, it's quite confusing to think about.
49 got us Roberton in a 'shallow' draft last year.I think we should try to get something better than that. Honestly, what is a Pick 55 or 61 going to get us?
I want Anthony. Can't they realize he is the sort of player we need?
He won't chase.
No forward pressure, no interest.
His stats of forward pressure are quite good. In 2009 he was equal 9th in the comp for laying tackles inside the forward 50. He kicked 50 goals with 28 behinds but for some reason was not given much of a run in 2010.
Agree that his 2009 form was good, but he was found out this year. A flat-track specialist who Mick played against bottom half clubs but wisely chose not put up against Geelong, St Kilda, Hawthorn etc. The exception was the Dogs who ran off him all day.
Injury and limited pre-season aside, JA was not going to replace Dawes or Cloke in the forward line, he isn't as big of a physical presence around the ground as Cloke or Dawes, also remember that we didn't lose a game for what 13 weeks or something ridiculous like that, why would we flirt with form and start experimenting?
Dawes wasn't ready last season and only played 4 games, not a surprise that JA had a hard time getting games when Dawes finally became ready to contribute.
JA was played down back in the VFL and was in fantastic form, but so were Harry O, Reid and Maxy, JA was never going to take over FB with Presti still going strong and Nathan Brown waiting in the line.
I prefer we keep him though, we been lucky with injuries this season.
Hey if a pick in the 40s is what Freo wants I hope the Pies accept this immediately.
Flat track specialist alright, kicked 4 on Tarrant last season. In fact, I don't think Freo have any young KPP that have kicked 50 goals in a season.