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and yet i'd still do it, push kennedy to HFDoes this just add to our one paced midfield a little bit more?
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and yet i'd still do it, push kennedy to HFDoes this just add to our one paced midfield a little bit more?
and yet i'd still do it, push kennedy to HF
And I hope it plays out like it did for gws if they do.Tend to agree. Might be childhood wishful thinking.
Odds on favorite to be the next Goddard though from a forum perspective.
Re-signing or Saints most likely scenarios to play out there.
Personally think the AFL will do a Coniglio with a few of those boys.
For the sake of discussion as this looks like a very unlikely get to me, but seems like everyone is assuming that Rowell would be the one we were after .... I reckon Anderson would be a better fit for our midfield.
"why can't we have both"?
Tend to agree. Might be childhood wishful thinking.
Odds on favorite to be the next Goddard though from a forum perspective.
Personally think the AFL will do a Coniglio with a few of those boys.
This is what concerns me about 'never ignoring talent, trading and drafting', despite having an abundance of these types on our list.Does this just add to our one paced midfield a little bit more?
This is what concerns me about 'never ignoring talent, trading and drafting', despite having an abundance of these types on our list.
As opposed to targeting list deficiencies.
Yup same old story.Draft talent, trade for needs
Yup same old story.
I'm taking Noah
Concur, Rowell is too like what we have. Whereas Noah a pacey, goal kicking, 90% game time running machine with good skills is who I'd be after.For the sake of discussion as this looks like a very unlikely get to me, but seems like everyone is assuming that Rowell would be the one we were after .... I reckon Anderson would be a better fit for our midfield.
So if the best prospect with every pick we have for the next 5 years is a tall, we only take talls? Found this logic hard to understandDraft talent, trade for needs
So if the best prospect with every pick we have for the next 5 years is a tall, we only take talls? Found this logic hard to understand
So if the best prospect with every pick we have for the next 5 years is a tall, we only take talls? Found this logic hard to understand
Yes and no. You have 5 key talented forwards on your list and 2-3 of them are not getting a senior game so ask to be traded and because they're an unknown AFL quantity you get less in return for a trade. Once you fill your quotient in a position and have some depth you definitely would go looking for the best for need as they'd be in the 22 day dot.If the difference between talent is minor negligible you factor in need. If there's a significant difference in talent you draft BPA.
I think that is kind of a cop out to fit your initial statement. There is rarely a clear step between each individual draft picks. Sounds like what you are saying is a number of factors need to be considered when selecting draftees or draft for list balance unless in the unlikely case there is someone like Kemp who is too good to pass up on.Generally 3-4 players rated around the mark/range of each pick, different types, characteristics.
But, you don't reach back a number of ranges for needs
I think that is kind of a cop out to fit your initial statement. There is rarely a clear step between each individual draft picks. Sounds like what you are saying is a number of factors need to be considered when selecting draftees or draft for list balance unless in the unlikely case there is someone like Kemp who is too good to pass up on.