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So trade 7-8 and a future first round pick just to move up to 5-6 would go down as the one of the worst trades in history
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How? Travaglia is a ripper. Will be a good back flanker and as likely to be a good mid as some of the "mids". Armstrong is a really good prospect as well.
Think Bo Allan is Demon bound
Won't saints take a mid here?......Lindsay or Reid surely....think Reid is really under-valued
Aren't Port after a KPF?
No way GWS will take Trainor and Hotton in same draft IMO....surely to big a risk....like one of them here though
I like the tigers picks......good spread
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They got the work experience kid to do it. Literally. Author’s still in school.
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What's wrong with it?
Not as crazy as it sounds.
Tigers take Jagga at 1
Norf take FOS
Carlton take Sid
Adelaide take Langford
Melbourne take Tauru/Allan
It would likely be that pick 5 from Melbourne that would close the door though.
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Armstrong is an ok prospect, but light years away from what the saints need. They (IMO) need to pick 2 of Travaglia, Lindsay, Allan or Reid.
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Would not be happy not taking a small forward with one of our two
If Lalor falls to us I'd take him, he's more of a genuine point of difference to us than FOS is and can play fwd.
Yeh I'd take Lalor over FOS also. I think it obviously won't happen, but if clubs after pick 1 have locked in their picks now who knows.
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Those jokers have no idea!!Asked Chat GPT to predict the top 10 of tonight’s draft
As the 2024 AFL Draft approaches tonight, the top 10 selections are anticipated to be:
1. Richmond Tigers: Expected to select Sam Lalor, a powerful midfielder-forward from the GWV Rebels. Lalor has been likened to Dustin Martin for his strength and goal-scoring ability.
2. North Melbourne Kangaroos: Likely to choose Josh Smillie, a versatile 194cm midfielder from the Eastern Ranges. Smillie has drawn comparisons to Patrick Cripps for his stoppage craft and athleticism.
3. Carlton Blues: Projected to pick Finn O’Sullivan, a well-rounded midfielder from the Oakleigh Chargers. O’Sullivan is noted for his speed, contested play, and kicking ability.
4. Adelaide Crows: Expected to select Sid Draper, a prolific on-baller from South Australia. Draper has impressed with his performances in the SANFL and national championships.
5. Melbourne Demons: Anticipated to choose Jagga Smith, a dynamic midfielder from the Oakleigh Chargers. Smith is known for his clean hands, sidestep, and skills exiting stoppages.
6. Richmond Tigers: With their second pick, Richmond may select Harry Armstrong, a mobile key forward from the Sandringham Dragons. Armstrong has been touted as the best key forward in the pool.
7. St Kilda Saints: Likely to choose Jobe Shanahan, a versatile key position player from Moama. Shanahan has demonstrated strong performances in finals and is known for his exceptional talent and character.
8. St Kilda Saints: With consecutive picks, the Saints may select Matt Whitlock, a 197cm key position player from the Murray Bushrangers. Whitlock has shown incredible ability at both ends of the ground this year.
9. Melbourne Demons: Expected to pick Alixzander Tauru, a high-flying forward from Victoria Country. Tauru is sure to become a fan favourite at the next level.
10. Richmond Tigers: With their third pick in the top 10, Richmond may select Levi Ashcroft, a versatile midfielder-forward from the Sandringham Dragons. Ashcroft is the son of Marcus Ashcroft and brother of Will Ashcroft, bringing strong family ties to the club.
What a steal for Richmond at 10
These projections are based on current analyses and may change as teams finalize their decisions.
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And if your the premiers like Brisbane you cant go out any further, as your the last pick in the round?
Brisbane may even be ok going from say pick 16 to 18. Which likely come draft time is 22 to 24.... isnt a huge loss
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Yeh fair. Interesting a club not thinking in years 5-6 from start of a rebuild. I guess thats where North are at now
Rebuilds take longer than ever now. More a 8-10 year thing
Probably time to move them on for assets at some point over the next 12-24 months then
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Somehow I doubt Carlton are premiers just saying
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I agree
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Would be happy with any of them if Dattoli or Hannaford are there either one. Berry won’t be there
It is crazy. Richmond could have the first four picks in the draft and still wouldn't pick Smith.
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Interested why you say this?
Because we'd take Lalor, FOS, Smillie and Tauru.
LukeParkerno1
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Agree, Jagga is fine but does look more the solid mid pick. Richmond can get plenty of those next year
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