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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Looks very dumb now that they had the opportunity to do so last year with the pre-draft picks and didn't take it, whereas the Suns got three solid players in their early to mid 20s.
Gold Coast aren’t exactly flying either. If McGovern was standing on the line for that Bowes last minute snap they’d be bottom.
Speaking of McGovern, a guy in his mid 20s, the priority pick helped select him.
What’s this the 1000th bash Carlton thread in the last two weeks?
I swear someone made this very thread about a week ago.
Gold coast's list has been pillaged, lost both captains and numerous star players.
By your logic though had they not been unlucky in a couple games GC could be 6 wins
No doubt. No one expected the Suns to be good this year and they’ve probably been better than I expected. They’re not exactly flying though.
In any case Gold Coast used their three picks on state level players with some success. Corbett and Collins look like long term players, Burgess needs more time. They all fill the age profile they need. Carlton used their two picks to help get McGovern and Setterfield, who look like long term players and fill the age profile they need.
Too little too late from Carlton. Next year they shouldn't draft a single player. They have **** loads of young talent everywhere. They should be floating every single pick they have for senior experience.
Go and put 700k a year on the table for Sier. Blokes like Rockliff should have been their number 1 priority
Give it to them so they can take Rowell before the CrowsThis hadn't really crossed my mind this year, given the AFL's stance on it last year but I've seen it bandied around a few times by Carlton supporters lately.
It's no secret that Carlton have had a horrid run lately. Docherty and Kreuzer have been perpetually injured. One of their most consistent players over the past decade, Gibbs, needed to move back home for family reasons.
Are we likely to see a priority pick given to Carlton?
Personally, I'm unsure. I think they'd have definitely been eligible if they hadn't traded away what is potentially pick one but I can see why it'd be a bad look after that.
That is betterNo priority picks. They should be put on notice. Get it together of **** off to Tasmania.
Gold Coast aren’t exactly flying either. If McGovern was standing on the line for that Bowes last minute snap they’d be bottom.
Speaking of McGovern, a guy in his mid 20s, the priority pick helped select him.
Name one Carlton rookie pick in the last 5 years who's become a good player?
Sam Collins has become a gem for GC, Michael Barlow is floating around the state leagues.
Priority picks for Carlton 2019. SOS gone and replaced by wells, Walls gone and replaced by a statue, Caracella coach.
Gold Coast are going miles better than last year despite having lost several veterans and both co-captains. Don't forget people were claiming, reasonably confidently, that they may go winless all year because of their sheer lack of talent, and they're two wins ahead of Carlton.
And Carlton had two selections, trading the other for pick 43, which they used as steak knives in a trade for a 20 year old with two games of experience. Opportunity gone begging to grab a seasoned veteran.
Gold Coast are going miles better than last year despite having lost several veterans and both co-captains. Don't forget people were claiming, reasonably confidently, that they may go winless all year because of their sheer lack of talent, and they're two wins ahead of Carlton.
And Carlton had two selections, trading the other for pick 43, which they used as steak knives in a trade for a 20 year old with two games of experience. Opportunity gone begging to grab a seasoned veteran.
Also people will say our situation is self inflicted, but aren’t all clubs in this situation in it because of mismanagement, or are some just bad for an extended period because of bad luck?
Carlton used their two picks to help get McGovern and Setterfield, who look like long term players and fill the age profile they need.
Gold Coast had three picks and brought in a 24 year old and two 23 year olds. Carlton had two picks and used them with change to pick up a 24 year old and a 21 year old.
McGovern yes, but Setterfield was a 20 year old with two AFL games under his belt when he was acquired. He's certainly talented so I don't hate the move, I just think they should have acquired a seasoned veteran in addition, since Setterfield wasn't going to help them on that front.
Not only was Setterfield 20, he also had a serious gap in experience due to the ACL injury. All three players Gold Coast acquired had several seasons worth of experience across state leagues and the AFL.
To be fair this isn't the full story, Gold Coast picked up several other veterans through trades and delists too, my point is that Carlton have had similar opportunities.