List Mgmt. Contracts. Trades. Draft. Other Assorted Crap. 2020 Edition
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went to preferences on the desktop version. it was a little box you check to stop seeing them then save changes
Ah desktop version.ill give it a go.this is rubbish
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I think the stats box that pops up for players (on PC at least) is pretty cool.
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Don't know heaps about him. Is he a small forward who can tackle?
When he is up and running, it is probably his biggest strength.
From 3 pages back:
If we get him for pick 54 he will be a very handy pickup.
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Yes that's his position and he is a good tackler.
( 2017 WAFL Season 40 tackles in 10 games. )
Was pretty good at keeping pressure on his opponent when he was playing at Claremont in his last WAFL season and I watched him closely.
He was pretty impressive, so I was not surprised when his name was called out on draft day.
Provided he costs very little in the way of draft capital, I am happy to have him on our list.
He can also run through the midfield.
As for C.Cox from Brisbane, if he is free I would offer him a rookie list spot.
Fast, good carry and good kick; question marks over his ability in the contest however.
Lions are stacked in his preferred positions down back and up forward, so he hasn't had much of a look-in.
Would provide a good alternative backup running option off halfback with Watson now gone.
Can see him being very well-suited to what Longmire is creating in Fremantle's defence and being complementary to Wilson there.
Would not be at all surprised if they go hard after him and swap their 2nd (28) for Brisbane's 3rd (38) plus a lower pick next year.
Fast, good carry and good kick; question marks over his ability in the contest however.
Lions are stacked in his preferred positions down back and up forward, so he hasn't had much of a look-in.
Would provide a good alternative backup running option off halfback with Watson now gone.
Can see him being very well-suited to what Longmire is creating in Fremantle's defence and being complementary to Wilson there.
Would not be at all surprised if they go hard after him and swap their 2nd (28) for Brisbane's 3rd (38) plus a lower pick next year.
He's DFA I believe..
Everyone laughs, but everyone would do it. No questions asked. Everyone says no to Cripps, yet is we swapped Williams for Cripps everyone would cream.
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im sure it is but on my phone its just 50 lines of nothing
Yamumluvsbigcox
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54 ? He was originally pick 56 and can't get a game for a team who didn't make finals .
When we have little in the way of draft collateral I wouldn't be giving up 54 .
Just watching replay of WC demolishing the Pies in Rd 8 of this year with McGovern out injured.
No Ah Chee, Ainsworth, Reid, Brandner, Vardy, Hickey etc and we look awesome.
Genuinely believe out top 22 odd beats anyone, but as everyone knows a fair few of our players outside of this wouldn’t get a game at Freo.
Surely we can pry out an experienced mid, Half Fwd & Half back from other clubs that aren’t in contention or even WAFL or SANFL. Even Haydn Scliothe fron Souths would offer more than blokes like Reid, Ainsworth whilst we are the window.
No Ah Chee, Ainsworth, Reid, Brandner, Vardy, Hickey etc and we look awesome.
Genuinely believe out top 22 odd beats anyone, but as everyone knows a fair few of our players outside of this wouldn’t get a game at Freo.
Surely we can pry out an experienced mid, Half Fwd & Half back from other clubs that aren’t in contention or even WAFL or SANFL. Even Haydn Scliothe fron Souths would offer more than blokes like Reid, Ainsworth whilst we are the window.
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If you can find a ruckmen in the draft that outdoes Naitanui in leap, fitness, strength and endurance with pick 1, ill eat my head
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Collingwood were missing half their squad in that game
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trade gov.
54 is not a big payment. lt is a much lower risk to take someone you know can play at the level than someone who may not make it or would take years to get there. 54 is a pretty speculative pick.
Our hand is thin but that’s what we have to deal with through paying top price for Kelly.
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Will just be your typical pick 54 for Langdon and pick 70 deal.
Yamumluvsbigcox
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Without a first rounder 54 would be our 3rd pick in the draft . Why would we trade it for a player who demands a late throw away pick . 4th or 5th rounder .
I would much rather use pick 54 in the draft than 70
Pick 70 back would be good, might be around pick 60 with all the bail outs, could be good to pick A. Waterman.
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Just give them a 4th and be done with it .
They traded all of scully pattern ahern for 4th rounders
We don't currently have a 4th at the moment though.
Our picks as they stand are: 30 (2nd), 49 (3rd), 54 (3rd)
Pick 54 should it or next years 4th?
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