Who let you out of the kitchen?
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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Who let you out of the kitchen?
Dont you think that the risk of the rookie far outweighs the risk of a midpricer player who is:
- locked in their 22
- more developed
- showing some indications of a breakout
I think with rookies (this is also in reply to shiva25) you dont know what your getting - youve had only a couple of games to view these players, and you have no idea where the coach rates someone so new to the team and the system. Comparatively, with a more mature mid pricer, there is a lot more information regarding their role, injury history, scoring capacity, etc.
Hmm.
Dont you think that the risk of the rookie far outweighs the risk of a midpricer
having decisons on which to go.. prob been discussed plenty of times.
ablett or swan?
I personally am not starting with either, but I did consider choosing Swan for a long time.
He's just that little bit more durable in terms on injuries.
Obviously you can't split their respective averages, so the next thing I look at is durability.
This year I feel Bartel is by far the better option. Alot cheaper and will get u the same results as Ablett/Swan.
Don't think Ablett can improve on his average?
I dont know what his average is or was, however I cant see for the third year in a row he runs arond and dominates, Black, Voss and Akermanis started to hit a wall in 2003, Corey, Ablett and Kelly I think will slide, Wojack will improve for Kelly's spot and Corey will go to a Half Forward Flank, Varcoe will move into the guts and he and Selwood next to Bartell and Ablett will hold the team strong!
Which of the Shaw brothers do you think will be the better choice this season????
having decisons on which to go.. prob been discussed plenty of times.
ablett or swan?
Interesting one for my 6th forward
Medhurst v Zeibell v Reimers v Buchanan
I dont know what his average is or was, however I cant see for the third year in a row he runs arond and dominates, Black, Voss and Akermanis started to hit a wall in 2003, Corey, Ablett and Kelly I think will slide, Wojack will improve for Kelly's spot and Corey will go to a Half Forward Flank, Varcoe will move into the guts and he and Selwood next to Bartell and Ablett will hold the team strong!
Leon Davis v Alan Didak v Steve Johnson v Adam Goodes?
I would rather find a gem of a rookie that averages well and increases in price through the first half of the year then when the season starts to get to the pointy end trade the rookie that is tyring and pick up a Premium Mid that is coming back from injury or has had some bad form. There are always 3 premium mids that drop through the year. It is just about investing and being wise with your profits!
I think with this one you have to consider potential and scoring vs durability. I would rate the potential to score like this
1. Johnson
2. Goodes
3. Didak
4. Davis
Then I would look at durability and say:
1. Goodes
2. Davis
3. Didak
4. Johnson
Johnson will give you the points and be going very well and then a sudden injury will destroy you. This isn't necessarily a bad thing as he will be quite expensive when the injury takes place and will be easy to upgrade/downgrade. So if you want that risk attached go with Johno. If you want a solid scorer with excellent durability, you can't go past Goodes. Arguably, one of the most dangerous players in the league and in the forward line, I can see him averaging easily 100 +
Now my question concerning Goodes as a matter of fact.
Luke Ball + Gia
or
Goodes + Armitage