Opinion Non-Crows AFL 11

[treeman]

The Carlton/Hawthorn deal means that Carlton can now trade for Houston, while still having a 2024 1st round pick. You'd think this was one of the main sticking points holding up the Houston deal, and by extension the Luko deal.

I think Carleton are making a bad mistake here. Port players never amount to much when traded. He isn't worth 2 first rounders and I wouldn't be surprised if he Huston has mediocre at best rest of his career.

 

[George Kramer]

lol

 

[Cromulant]

I think Carleton are making a bad mistake here. Port players never amount to much when traded. He isn't worth 2 first rounders and I wouldn't be surprised if he Huston has mediocre at best rest of his career.

Never ??

Silk Burgoyne went alright.

 

[Vader]

I think Carleton are making a bad mistake here. Port players never amount to much when traded. He isn't worth 2 first rounders and I wouldn't be surprised if he Huston has mediocre at best rest of his career.

Not suggesting that they're going to give Port 2 first rounders.

Carlton now have picks 12 & 14. I'm suggesting that they will give Port pick 14, keeping 12 for themselves (and thus staying in the 1st round of the 2024 draft).

Port will then give GC their F1 for Luko, keeping pick 14 for themselves. They thus get Luko, and get themselves back into the 2024 1st round.

There might be some steak knives involved, but I suspect this will be the guts of the Houston/Luko trades.

 

[Kane McGoodwin]

lol

So the circus continues...

 

[jackster83]

So the circus continues...

Clayton Oliver is the 2024 version of the camp.

It's what they turn to when there's no other news of note happening.

 

[treeman]

Never ??

Silk Burgoyne went alright.

Before the Hinkley era though.

 

[50BC]

Lets hope that our pick 28 we gave Melbourne for ANB does not turn out to be a star of the comp

Draft picks are a lot like poker machines, everyone thinks they are going to win the jackpot and occasionally some do but most people leave with nothing.

 

[Cromulant]

Draft picks are a lot like poker machines, everyone thinks they are going to win the jackpot and occasionally some do but most people leave with nothing.

Well.... no that's not right.

 

[Floating Doughnut]

This campaigner has done more to disrespect the Island than any other footy related person
and trash reputations further, now runs away.
About time, and a subtle message from the Indo government in the timing.

 

[FR0GGY]

This campaigner has done more to disrespect the Island than any other footy related person
and trash reputations further, now runs away.
About time, and a subtle message from the Indo government in the timing.

Police held up pieces of evidence?

 

[50BC]

Well.... no that's not right.

Well it's a bit of hyperbole, but draft picks, especially after the first half dozen or so are far riskier than most people seem to value them. Overwhelmingly, most ( 2/3rds to 3/4rs) draft picks ultimately fail.