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If you look hard enough on the internet , you can probably find a clove shaped like jesus, but I reckon Riewoldt is a stretch.If we could guarantee a Nick Riewoldt clove
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If you look hard enough on the internet , you can probably find a clove shaped like jesus, but I reckon Riewoldt is a stretch.If we could guarantee a Nick Riewoldt clove
You just check out that Prelim
Very very good in finals.
Not so much grand finals though. But then he got the Librarian treatment in 2010
Corrected.If you look hard enough on the internet , you can probably find a clove shaped like jesus, but I reckon Riewoldt is a stretch.
Do you honestly believe any club in their right mind would swap Lukosious for Jordan De Goey?
Ok back on topic.. De Goey 80% forward..
20% midfield?
The problem is his fitness. Coming of a hamstring with limited preparation will likely see him remain as a forward for the time being. To win next week we are going to have to apply our zone well. That’s were super fit players like Steele and Phillips are so valuable.Diasagree Gimpy this week I want Bucks to unleash him on the ball.
Pendles on Cripps = Win
Steele on Sloane = Win
JDG = On Ball = Win
The problem is his fitness. Coming of a hamstring with limited preparation will likely see him remain as a forward for the time being. To win next week we are going to have to apply our zone well. That’s were super fit players like Steele and Phillips are so valuable.
I disagreed with your premise mate but I understood your point.
Jordan is a keeper for me.
Off topic Knighter but does Lukosius have the potential to be as good as Buddy?
Then we trade him. Don’t get me wrong, he’s a good mid, but those types are a lot easier to find.
Let's just take a breath here. You've played the Suns, Saints, Dees and Blues.Scotty Thompson should be in AA calculations right now. 2nd for intercepts, 12th for one percenters and 16th for marks.
All jokes aside, this McKay kid can play.
Feels like people are discussing Bitcoin when it comes to Degoey
How many did the snow flake kick in GFS re? Including the Hawthorn one re.
Love and respect your work Knighter but I reckon you've gone off the deep end with this particular proposal. That's an insane amount to give away for one player. I understand Lukosius is as close as you can get to a guaranteed superstar, but if he doesn't pan out or injuries strike that kind of trade would set the club back years.Anyone watching and liking what Josh Caddy is doing for Richmond this year? His opening rounds this season have been incredible. Doing so much damage 1v1 deep up front and then pushing up through the midfield and winning it, he's like another Dustin Martin, and is basically switching into the midfield as Martin switches forward - so that they always have one or the other in one zone.
De Goey isn't Martin, but he can be Caddy and something like what Caddy would be playing Dusty's role.
If St Kilda finished with pick 1, and Collingwood could move De Goey and Collingwood's first picks for 2018/2019 to get pick 1, and ideally like a few later picks in return, though maybe even without it I'd probably still make the move. Such a move for pick 1 would be a scenario I'd entertain a De Goey trade. Do you want Caddy and a couple of mid first round picks? Or do you want an elite kicking version of Nick Riewoldt? That's what you'd be pondering in making such an offer.
If it's pick 2 St Kilda have, one of those first round picks immediately gets removed and I'd be asking for McCartin in addition to the pick (Max King would be the choice) for De Goey and Collingwood's first round pick. McCartin is worth next to nothing, but he feels like he needs a fresh start and is someone I give a chance to develop if used correctly.
If it's pick 3 (which isn't as valuable to Collingwood if Lukosius and M.King go 1/2) I'd be asking for pick 3 (maybe you go Ben King for a key defender) and McCartin for De Goey. And that's not a trade St Kilda would accept, but that third pick I wouldn't be trading with such urgency for, as I see De Goey very much as an essential long term piece.
If De Goey can be traded for Lukosius, you have to do it. If it nets Max King, if he continues to dominate as he did in round 1 with his 8 goals, I'd have to consider him also given Collingwood's key forward need. Failing that, I'd be expecting overs to all that seriously look at moving De Goey. He has the scope to become the clubs best midfielder, and should show further progress this season in his development.
It wouldn’t be the first time Bucks has traded out a bad boy, regardless of talent.
Lance Franklin
2008 GF vs Geelong
12 disposals 2 goals 1 behind.
2010 EF vs Fremantle
13 disp 2 goals 0 behinds.
2011 PF vs Collingwood
11 disp 3 goals 1.
2012 GF vs Sydney
24 dis 3 goals 4 behinds.
2013 GF vs Fremantle
18 disp 1 goal 1 behind.
2014 GF vs Hawks
14 disp 4 goals 2 behinds.
2016 GF vs Dogs
16 disp 1 goal 1 behinds.
2017 SF vs Cats
14 disp 0 goals 3 behinds.
Vs
N.Reiwoldt
2004 vs Port pf
18 dis 3g 3b
2005 PF vs Syd
11disp 2g 2b
2006 vs Melb EF
20 disp 2g 1b
2008 vs Hawks PF
12disp 3g 0b
2009 GF vs Geelong
13 disp 1g 1b.
2010 GF vs Collingwood yeah buddy.
Game 1 16 disp 2g 3b
Game 2 17 disp 0g 1b
2011 EF vs Swans
16 disp 1g 3b
Both players last finals game of each finals series they played, plenty of great performances in other finals games by both.
“A Collingwood great” would place him in the same conversation as players like Buckley, Swan and Pendlebury. That’s a massive call.De Goey will become a Collingwood great unless we let him go when he will become a great elsewhere. All he needs is a good couple of months now and we should offer him an excellent contract. Not someone the club can afford to lose.
“A Collingwood great” would place him in the same conversation as players like Buckley, Swan and Pendlebury. That’s a massive call.
I’d settle for him becoming a top 30 mid in the comp who stays out of trouble and plays full seasons.
De Goey will become a Collingwood great unless we let him go when he will become a great elsewhere. All he needs is a good couple of months now and we should offer him an excellent contract. Not someone the club can afford to lose.