He is currently stuck in the ressies at Carlton with Warnock and Hampson doing a good job with the absents of Kruezer. I rate big red highly, he deserves a regular AFL gig.. Would Port Adelaide be interested come trade week? What could they offer?
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AFLW 2024 - Round 4 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Third for me.
Happy with Brogan with Lobbe/Redden/Bass/Trengove at the moment.
I'm interested in reading why you believe Matthew Lobbe is the only ruck on our list "who can make it". I'd be particularly interested in reading your thoughts on your listed players specifically regardingI'd give a second round pick without hesitation, anyone saying third round is in denial. Lobbe is the only ruckman on our list that can make it, apart from Trengove as a backup, Bass & Redden wont be good enough. As such we will definitely look to trade for a quality ruckman in trade period and Jacobs is a good kid. I would definitely be offering up pick number 31 to 33 for him. I see Davenport, D Motlop & Pettigrew as our main trade bargain chips. However I doubt either of them would be involved in a deal.
If we could pickup a decent midfielder with our pick 12, 14 or 16, then trade in a decent young ruckman with pick 31 to 33, then we'd have to be happy as we would've solved all our lists needs and we could look at just picking the best available kids in the last couple picks we'd have.
However I doubt Carlton would trade off a young ruckman like Jacobs without a bigger price, especially given Kruezer's injury. Unless they see Hampson as ahead of him then we could possibly deal. However I doubt we'd do more than a second rounder.
The talk that we'd even consider Trengove for Jacobs is insane. Trengove could be a future captain of our club and is making fools of all the recruiters who skipped over him in the draft, he is worth far more than Jacobs.
I will bet with you,
That Bass will make it.
Call the bet, I will match it.
I'm interested in reading why you believe Matthew Lobbe is the only ruck on our list "who can make it". I'd be particularly interested in reading your thoughts on your listed players specifically regarding
- physicality,
- positioning in the ruck contest,
- tap work,
- general play linking ability,
- quality of disposal by hand and foot,
- ability to take contested marks (either forward and back),
- aerobic running capacity,
- jumping ability, &
- penchant for snotting ******* Crows supporters in airports.
I wanted to know the specifics as to why you believe nobody on the Port Adelaide list other than Matthew Lobbe in your opinion won't make it as a ruck. It's a very valid point when you make a sweeping statement as such with little reference point as to why you've actually made the comment in the first place.I have absolutely no idea what point your trying to make. I assume you're talking about Brogan? Who shouldn't be figured into long term planning unless you think he is magically gonna reverse the aging process and play on past next year? Trengove isn't a number 1 ruckman and we all know that, so you cant be talking bout him, so I assume when your talking about :
- positioning in the ruck contest,
- tap work,
- general play linking ability,
- quality of disposal by hand and foot
You aren't talking about Bass? Because Bass wouldn't have any of those features down right at the moment. I've watched him play and he is still a huge gamble. There is no guarantee that he'll step up to being good enough to be an SANFL ruck, nor is there any guarantee that he can then step up another level to become a quality AFL ruckman. Then that leaves Redden who looks to have stalled in his development. Lobbe is the only ruck progressively improving and who showed some solid potential in his few games. He may not be a future star but it is clear he is the only ruckman at the moment we can be sure of being competitive at the top level.
So as such my point is anyone not willing to trade a second rounder for Jacobs a very young kid who has proven he has a good future at the elite level has lost perspective on how much pick 31-33 is worth.
One of our draft picks this year will need to be on a ruckman, either our number 1 pick or number 2, so if it can be our number 2 and we get a proven junior out of it then HAPPY DAYS!
Will you if he doesnt?Will you run around the footy park terraces in a G string if he doesn't play 100 games?
1) He's a year older than Lobber, and two years older than Redden.Jacobs a very young kid who has proven he has a good future at the elite level
Will you if he doesnt?
1) He's a year older than Lobber, and two years older than Redden.
2) Has he? In 15 games?
EDIT: Lobber was a typo, but I'm inclined now to pretend its a nickname.
I wanted to know the specifics as to why you believe nobody on the Port Adelaide list other than Matthew Lobbe in your opinion won't make it as a ruck. It's a very valid point when you make a sweeping statement as such with little reference point as to why you've actually made the comment in the first place.
Given the access to the talented talls/rucks and early picks the Gold Coast would laugh at you trying to pry away a first round pick for a young player who has proven little given what Collingwood offered Sydney for Darren Jolly.We are going to trade a ruckman this year probably Jacobs or Hampson. with 4 on the list that can play senior footy they're not going to hang around just to play for the Bullants. That's fair enough to. With Kreuzer injured we can temporarily ruck Setanta if we really had to if something went wrong with the other two.
Get in quick as we might trade Hampson back home to the GC for one of their plethora of first round picks. Not sure what the club is thinking but they have made noises that a ruckman will be traded.