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I reckon if we want McHenry we should trade our future second and 51 for him.
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Love to get him and Pickett ahead of West Coast and really annoy them. Hopefully one of them can get Brownlow votes and we can ask for a top 10 pick for two players
Agree on all points.
I really like McHenry, just get the feeling he'll be a very good role player for a long time. He also seems like he'd be a great character to have around the club. Of course, there are better options at 12 and he won't last to 50. The club that gets him will be very happy.
Yep totally agree. From a list balance perspective it is not the right call. I was just responding to someone who was saying he was very average in general.
I would be very very happy with this.
There’s been discussion on here as to whether Wells may look to trade up from pick 12 - I also wonder whether he may look at trying to secure a pick in the 20’s to target someone? Maybe a pick 45 plus next years 2nd rounder for twenty something? That’s where we may look at a McHenry or similar type perhaps?
Sorry, didn’t see your post until after I posted similar. Great minds.
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Not sure....apparently had major off field issues....
Knightmare quoted "Discipline" as an area he needed to work on as well.....
sun says we bid on TT then get Hately ...
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...s/news-story/e959b32c8f4210ed49cacadcf2660c6a
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...s/news-story/e959b32c8f4210ed49cacadcf2660c6a
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I don't really see how our list is unbalanced to the small end. We've got Constable (191cm), Dangerfield (189), Menegola (189), Parsons (189), Rohan (189), Duncan (188), Guthrie (187), Cockatoo (186), S Selwood (186) and Cunico (185) as 185cm+ who can go through the midfield. We've got a much taller midfield group than a team like Richmond and it doesn't seem to have hurt them much. I definitely wouldn't be using it as a reason to change our pick.
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My post was about getting Tippungwuti, Pickett and Stack. Just an influx of unpredictable talent
CalT say we go for .. and to be honest none of these names have me bounding with joy ... so it will probably be another year we one has post draft blues ... with failing to bring in a player one personally likes.. of course that doesn't mean we don't get a good add. imo..A 180 cm player better be brilliant after taking Fog last year first but maybe he is....
CHAYCE JONES
POS: Midfielder
Ht 180cm, Wt 74kg, DOB 14/1/00
From Launceston/Tasmania/Allies
Geelong has been linked to Jones as one of their preferred options and he brings real versatility. Jones is a hardened, tough, reliable player who can be used anywhere on the ground: midfield is his go-to, but he can also be picked as a small forward or back. The Tasmanian enjoyed some good moments at the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships without starring, but he starred at the Draft Combine later in the year and clubs like his no-fuss, professional approach.
If not him? Others who are in the Cats' range are Riley Collier-Dawkins, who the Cats spoke to this week, Jordan Clark and Jackson Hately.
CHAYCE JONES
POS: Midfielder
Ht 180cm, Wt 74kg, DOB 14/1/00
From Launceston/Tasmania/Allies
Geelong has been linked to Jones as one of their preferred options and he brings real versatility. Jones is a hardened, tough, reliable player who can be used anywhere on the ground: midfield is his go-to, but he can also be picked as a small forward or back. The Tasmanian enjoyed some good moments at the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships without starring, but he starred at the Draft Combine later in the year and clubs like his no-fuss, professional approach.
If not him? Others who are in the Cats' range are Riley Collier-Dawkins, who the Cats spoke to this week, Jordan Clark and Jackson Hately.
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I was referring to Stack only as having issues....Tippungwuti and Pickett both look hot prospects with no off-field issues that I am aware of...
Does anyone actually want to draft chase jones in the first round from a supporters perspective??
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You won’t read or see a more ordinary summary and highlights package out there from a top liner.
Keep coming back to Hanrahan as well as an option if we were to trade into the 20’s. I think him with Hately would bring two guys with stacks of leadership and guts into the club.
I think Im hoping for a bit better than afl standard... we lose a few smalls and start adding again... ? sort of feels like we are treading water... but maybe he is a lot better than he show on that clip.
If ‘discipline’ means likes getting in fights, I’d be happy to trade up to get him. We are dying for an onfield antagonist.
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We’re talking about our young talent and the development of our list. Of that, Constable hasn’t debuted, Cockatoo can’t stay on the park and Parsons and Cunico aren’t certain best 22 players (also not MIDs).
I’d love that, but Twomey seems certain that Hately will be at the Giants next year.
I wouldn’t Hately that
That's gold Jerry gold!!
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I’ve figured it out everyone!
With George Horlin-Smith leaving we need a new player on the list with two last names.
Riley Collier-Dawkins
Welcome to the club mate.
With George Horlin-Smith leaving we need a new player on the list with two last names.
Riley Collier-Dawkins
Welcome to the club mate.
CalT say we go for .. and to be honest none of these names have me bounding with joy ... so it will probably be another year we one has post draft blues ... with failing to bring in a player one personally likes.. of course that doesn't mean we don't get a good add. imo..A 180 cm player better be brilliant after taking Fog last year first but maybe he is....
CHAYCE JONES
POS: Midfielder
Ht 180cm, Wt 74kg, DOB 14/1/00
From Launceston/Tasmania/Allies
Geelong has been linked to Jones as one of their preferred options and he brings real versatility. Jones is a hardened, tough, reliable player who can be used anywhere on the ground: midfield is his go-to, but he can also be picked as a small forward or back. The Tasmanian enjoyed some good moments at the NAB AFL Under-18 Championships without starring, but he starred at the Draft Combine later in the year and clubs like his no-fuss, professional approach.
If not him? Others who are in the Cats' range are Riley Collier-Dawkins, who the Cats spoke to this week, Jordan Clark and Jackson Hately.
Hahaha who do you want that we might realistically get. Realistically being the operative word!
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