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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
That's the thing trust. Not many trust them to get it right i mean they have just about fd up every young pick since 17 apart from maybe the saints traitor whom dimma fd up. We all hope the browns Campbells come on with a big if as none of them are actually showing the Daicos I'm the one traits. The only one I can remember was Daniel Rioli that has come on.Why don’t we just trust that the club knows what it’s doing.
If they leave it as is, they think it’s even. If they trade up, there’s a superior player at 2.
A bit hard for us to second guess them when we don’t know their rankings.
As an aside, I would love to know how many players they have a tick next to. A very even group down to 35 or thereabouts apparently, but who knows, maybe we only like ten of them.
Another thing that we’ll never know.
We haven't had many 10 ten picks in recent years TBF. Gibcus and before that Vlastuin from memory.That's the thing trust. Not many trust them to get it right i mean they have just about fd up every young pick since 17 apart from maybe the saints traitor whom dimma fd up. We all hope the browns Campbells come on with a big if as none of them are actually showing the Daicos I'm the one traits. The only one I can remember was Daniel Rioli that has come on.
Trust the club ? we had a camel at pre season last yearWhy don’t we just trust that the club knows what it’s doing.
If they leave it as is, they think it’s even. If they trade up, there’s a superior player at 2.
A bit hard for us to second guess them when we don’t know their rankings.
As an aside, I would love to know how many players they have a tick next to. A very even group down to 35 or thereabouts apparently, but who knows, maybe we only like ten of them.
Another thing that we’ll never know.
MacRae Stringer, Parfitt ,Jack MartinThe accumulation of quality picks strategy, although completely forced due to a "top tier" player Exodus, is the correct one & I think the return we got for those players was on-song for what we should have expected. I don't think we necessarily got overs, but we did well to get the value considering how shit our season was.
But the total lack of targeting recycled, senior players is a huge mistake in my opinion. Yze can't lean on the excuse of "we had 1000 games of experience leave & be replaced with zero game experience' as that was the straetegy he & the club chose to make. We could have easily added Jack Martin, Markov, Jack Carroll, MacRae Stringer, Parfitt etc & just added some players that can play some minutes and not be learning on the job.
still time to get some, but a lot of the better choices are now gone
Get a grip!The accumulation of quality picks strategy, although completely forced due to a "top tier" player Exodus, is the correct one & I think the return we got for those players was on-song for what we should have expected. I don't think we necessarily got overs, but we did well to get the value considering how shit our season was.
But the total lack of targeting recycled, senior players is a huge mistake in my opinion. Yze can't lean on the excuse of "we had 1000 games of experience leave & be replaced with zero game experience' as that was the straetegy he & the club chose to make. We could have easily added Jack Martin, Markov, Jack Carroll, MacRae Stringer, Parfitt etc & just added some players that can play some minutes and not be learning on the job.
still time to get some, but a lot of the better choices are now gone
We still have Broad, Vlas, Short, Prestia, TT , JH, Nank, Kmac, Lynch.Get a grip!
On one hand you say that accumulating picks was the right strategy.
But on the other hand you say that the total lack of targeting recycled, senior players was a huge mistake.
What do you think would have happened if we picked up 2 of those said players?
I'll tell you!
We wouldn't be able to use those picks that we accumulated!
Now stop banging on about it.
Get a grip!
On one hand you say that accumulating picks was the right strategy.
But on the other hand you say that the total lack of targeting recycled, senior players was a huge mistake.
What do you think would have happened if we picked up 2 of those said players?
I'll tell you!
We wouldn't be able to use those picks that we accumulated!
Now stop banging on about it.
The recycled players would cost you zero picks. none. For roster spots, It would have been a case of moving on 2 more players - which is piss easy considering our list. There are about 5 blokes who only still have a job because so many blokes requested to be traded & replacing them with guys who are definite starting 18 players when fit. Jack Martin & Markov would have both be that & would have cost around $650 between them. We have lost 1000 games of experience in one off-season and have brought in zero games of experience & currently have the most unbalanced list i have ever seen with 80+% of them being under 22 or over 29.
People celebrate these picks - but they are the reward of a entire generation of beloved Tigers giving up on the club and departing. Never forget that. And if we stuff them up, they are worth Kayne Pettifer, Danny Meyer, AAron Fiora, Adam Pattison, Jarryd Oakley Nicholls etc etc etc. It blows my mind that Richmond fans have gotten so cocky at "drafting". We won the flags off about 2-3 good drafts, thats it. Since 2017 the results are about a C-, we have no form in drafting atm.
By going in with such a weak , inexperienced u21 group, & injury prone mature group - the risk of being historically bad is high. You cannot EVER be historically bad. Its unacceptable! What type of club are these cubs walking into? And if they are getting beaten by 10+ goals 10-12 times a year, are they going to fall in love with the place like we need? I want the young blokes to come to a club where they actually get to play alongside AFL players, not just against them.
And irrelevant of how cool and impressive having 8 picks inside the top 24 is - when have you EVER heard of a team in any sport getting more than ,2 3 or 4, at best, meaningful picks in a single draft? The club should be looking at trading 3, even 4 of those picks for 2025 & make that a continual advantage/strategy we do moving forward, ala like GWS did + The Oklahoma Thunder in the NBA. It means you enter every draft with a extra 1st or 2nd rounder every year for the next 5 years, and keep adding to that by making other deals. The idea of using them all at once is very flawed and is asking for historical success. A strategy of taking the best of those pick that gets us our tippy top prospects, then banking the others for future stability would be a far better strategy. Quite honestly, when is "banking away some assets" for the future ever worked out badly for anyone? As long as in the future you make smart moves, its giving you a chance to balance out your list ages as well.
People are not very smart. You can r
Are we aiming for a ceiling of mid table mediocrity, or a future premiership?The accumulation of quality picks strategy, although completely forced due to a "top tier" player Exodus, is the correct one & I think the return we got for those players was on-song for what we should have expected. I don't think we necessarily got overs, but we did well to get the value considering how shit our season was.
But the total lack of targeting recycled, senior players is a huge mistake in my opinion. Yze can't lean on the excuse of "we had 1000 games of experience leave & be replaced with zero game experience' as that was the straetegy he & the club chose to make. We could have easily added Jack Martin, Markov, Jack Carroll, MacRae Stringer, Parfitt etc & just added some players that can play some minutes and not be learning on the job.
still time to get some, but a lot of the better choices are now gone
The recycled players would cost you zero picks. none. For roster spots, It would have been a case of moving on 2 more players - which is piss easy considering our list. There are about 5 blokes who only still have a job because so many blokes requested to be traded & replacing them with guys who are definite starting 18 players when fit. Jack Martin & Markov would have both be that & would have cost around $650 between them. We have lost 1000 games of experience in one off-season and have brought in zero games of experience & currently have the most unbalanced list i have ever seen with 80+% of them being under 22 or over 29.
People celebrate this picks - but they are the reward of a entire generation of beloved Tigers giving up on the club and departing. Never forget that. What type of club are these cubs walking into? And if they are getting beaten by 10+ goals 10-12 times a year, are they going to fall in love with the place like we need?
And irrelevant of how cool and impressive having 8 picks inside the top 24 is - when have you EVER heard of a team getting more than ,2 3 or 4, at best, meaningful picks in a single draft? The club should be looking at trading 3, even 4 of those picks for 2025 & make that a continual advantage/strategy we do moving forward, ala like GWS did + The Oklahoma Thunder in the NBA. It means you enter every draft with a extra 1st or 2nd rounder every year for the next 5 years, and keep adding to that by making other deals. The idea of using them all at once is very flawed and is asking for historical success. A strategy of taking the best of those pick that gets us our tippy top prospects, then banking the others for future stability would be a far better strategy. Quite honestly, when is "banking away some assets" for the future ever worked out badly for anyone? As long as in the future you make smart moves, its giving you a chance to balance out your list ages as well.
People are not very smart. You can r
We only had two players re sign at the end of the year in Dow and McIntosh and seeing that your are arguing that we should be getting in guys with runs on the board Kmac should of stayed leaving only DowThe recycled players would cost you zero picks. none. For roster spots, It would have been a case of moving on 2 more players - which is piss easy considering our list. There are about 5 blokes who only still have a job because so many blokes requested to be traded & replacing them with guys who are definite starting 18 players when fit. Jack Martin & Markov would have both be that & would have cost around $650 between them. We have lost 1000 games of experience in one off-season and have brought in zero games of experience & currently have the most unbalanced list i have ever seen with 80+% of them being under 22 or over 29.
People celebrate these picks - but they are the reward of a entire generation of beloved Tigers giving up on the club and departing. Never forget that. And if we stuff them up, they are worth Kayne Pettifer, Danny Meyer, AAron Fiora, Adam Pattison, Jarryd Oakley Nicholls etc etc etc. It blows my mind that Richmond fans have gotten so cocky at "drafting". We won the flags off about 2-3 good drafts, thats it. Since 2017 the results are about a C-, we have no form in drafting atm.
By going in with such a weak , inexperienced u21 group, & injury prone mature group - the risk of being historically bad is high. You cannot EVER be historically bad. Its unacceptable! What type of club are these cubs walking into? And if they are getting beaten by 10+ goals 10-12 times a year, are they going to fall in love with the place like we need? I want the young blokes to come to a club where they actually get to play alongside AFL players, not just against them.
And irrelevant of how cool and impressive having 8 picks inside the top 24 is - when have you EVER heard of a team in any sport getting more than ,2 3 or 4, at best, meaningful picks in a single draft? The club should be looking at trading 3, even 4 of those picks for 2025 & make that a continual advantage/strategy we do moving forward, ala like GWS did + The Oklahoma Thunder in the NBA. It means you enter every draft with a extra 1st or 2nd rounder every year for the next 5 years, and keep adding to that by making other deals. The idea of using them all at once is very flawed and is asking for historical success. A strategy of taking the best of those pick that gets us our tippy top prospects, then banking the others for future stability would be a far better strategy. Quite honestly, when is "banking away some assets" for the future ever worked out badly for anyone? As long as in the future you make smart moves, its giving you a chance to balance out your list ages as well.
People are not very smart. You can do more than 1 thing at once. In fact, when it comes to player management, you can do everything at once if you like. Get younger. Get more picks. Get more experience players. Get better quality players. You can literally end the season with zero ruckman and 3 months later have 4 with 50-100+ games of experience if you really want to. Its called "being pro- active Vs re-active".
We got the picks as a reaction of a player exodus. Not by being pro-active
The recycled players would cost you zero picks. none. For roster spots, It would have been a case of moving on 2 more players - which is piss easy considering our list. There are about 5 blokes who only still have a job because so many blokes requested to be traded & replacing them with guys who are definite starting 18 players when fit. Jack Martin & Markov would have both be that & would have cost around $650 between them. We have lost 1000 games of experience in one off-season and have brought in zero games of experience & currently have the most unbalanced list i have ever seen with 80+% of them being under 22 or over 29.
People celebrate these picks - but they are the reward of a entire generation of beloved Tigers giving up on the club and departing. Never forget that. And if we stuff them up, they are worth Kayne Pettifer, Danny Meyer, AAron Fiora, Adam Pattison, Jarryd Oakley Nicholls etc etc etc. It blows my mind that Richmond fans have gotten so cocky at "drafting". We won the flags off about 2-3 good drafts, thats it. Since 2017 the results are about a C-, we have no form in drafting atm.
By going in with such a weak , inexperienced u21 group, & injury prone mature group - the risk of being historically bad is high. You cannot EVER be historically bad. Its unacceptable! What type of club are these cubs walking into? And if they are getting beaten by 10+ goals 10-12 times a year, are they going to fall in love with the place like we need? I want the young blokes to come to a club where they actually get to play alongside AFL players, not just against them.
And irrelevant of how cool and impressive having 8 picks inside the top 24 is - when have you EVER heard of a team in any sport getting more than ,2 3 or 4, at best, meaningful picks in a single draft? The club should be looking at trading 3, even 4 of those picks for 2025 & make that a continual advantage/strategy we do moving forward, ala like GWS did + The Oklahoma Thunder in the NBA. It means you enter every draft with a extra 1st or 2nd rounder every year for the next 5 years, and keep adding to that by making other deals. The idea of using them all at once is very flawed and is asking for historical success. A strategy of taking the best of those pick that gets us our tippy top prospects, then banking the others for future stability would be a far better strategy. Quite honestly, when is "banking away some assets" for the future ever worked out badly for anyone? As long as in the future you make smart moves, its giving you a chance to balance out your list ages as well.
People are not very smart. You can do more than 1 thing at once. In fact, when it comes to player management, you can do everything at once if you like. Get younger. Get more picks. Get more experience players. Get better quality players. You can literally end the season with zero ruckman and 3 months later have 4 with 50-100+ games of experience if you really want to. Its called "being pro- active Vs re-active".
We got the picks as a reaction of a player exodus. Not by being pro-active
We only had two players re sign at the end of the year in Dow and McIntosh and seeing that your are arguing that we should be getting in guys with runs on the board Kmac should of stayed leaving only Dow
But the two guys you suggested are a forward and a half back flanker when the guys who we have lost are all pretty much midfielders so it doesn’t make a lot of sense
They also would of cost us the compensation pick we got for Graham
We have 8 picks whose to say we don't do something similar to that anyway? take 6 picks in a deeper draft and still move 2 on to next year? Would give us 3 top picks next year.
9 list spots I think. So will need DFA or 2 and rookie elevation.We have 8 picks whose to say we don't do something similar to that anyway? take 6 picks in a deeper draft and still move 2 on to next year? Would give us 3 top picks next year.
That strategy would be dead set laughable if u chose to go down that path , plain obvious we need to invest in raw tala et and at this stage it’s a bit of a game of numbers as they dont all come offThe accumulation of quality picks strategy, although completely forced due to a "top tier" player Exodus, is the correct one & I think the return we got for those players was on-song for what we should have expected. I don't think we necessarily got overs, but we did well to get the value considering how shit our season was.
But the total lack of targeting recycled, senior players is a huge mistake in my opinion. Yze can't lean on the excuse of "we had 1000 games of experience leave & be replaced with zero game experience' as that was the straetegy he & the club chose to make. We could have easily added Jack Martin, Markov, Jack Carroll, MacRae Stringer, Parfitt etc & just added some players that can play some minutes and not be learning on the job.
still time to get some, but a lot of the better choices are now gone
That strategy would be dead set laughable if u chose to go down that path , plain obvious we need to invest in raw tala et and at this stage it’s a bit of a game of numbers as they dont all come off
He wants us to bank them into our superGet a grip!
On one hand you say that accumulating picks was the right strategy.
But on the other hand you say that the total lack of targeting recycled, senior players was a huge mistake.
What do you think would have happened if we picked up 2 of those said players?
I'll tell you!
We wouldn't be able to use those picks that we accumulated!
Now stop banging on about it.
Because most have proven to not be able to play at the level in a sustained fashion ,,, eg parfitt markov etc I understand the need for senior players to shoulder the load , we have plenty to do thathow does this strategy differ from going for raw talent?
Trading high end picks to upgrade to more elite picks & trading later 1st round picks this year for projected 1st rounders + more picks in 2025 is the same strategy, just ensuring we do it more than "once". I don't think there is any real reason to why it would be deferring off a rebuild strategy. We are talking about investing in a 5 year rebuild to ensure that all 5 years give you "more" & using recycled free players to top up in the meantime to ensure we don't get historical beatings.
Taking 8 picks in the first 24 is just dumb. Split them over several drafts or package them to get 2 of the top 3 picks etc.
Look through the history of drafts mate - there are literally some years where there is barely 8 players get to 150 games out of the top entire 24 & at best 50% of the top 20 meet the expectation alone.
You reckon THIS CLUB with is piss-poor drafting over the past decade can all of a sudden hit on 8 picks in a single draft alone?? ? How is trading 2 picks from this years draft, that is being reported as "super" to maybe get 2 1st rounders back + a couple of 2nds as well for 2025-26 not a bad strategy? This is legit was GWS have done and it means every year they cash cheques
The accumulation of quality picks strategy, although completely forced due to a "top tier" player Exodus, is the correct one & I think the return we got for those players was on-song for what we should have expected. I don't think we necessarily got overs, but we did well to get the value considering how shit our season was.
But the total lack of targeting recycled, senior players is a huge mistake in my opinion. Yze can't lean on the excuse of "we had 1000 games of experience leave & be replaced with zero game experience' as that was the straetegy he & the club chose to make. We could have easily added Jack Martin, Markov, Jack Carroll, MacRae Stringer, Parfitt etc & just added some players that can play some minutes and not be learning on the job.PLAYERCARDSTART21Jack Martin
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still time to get some, but a lot of the better choices are now gone
We’ve made those mistakes a LOT since 2000… these names ring any bells (I’m sure I’ve missed a few)?:
Steven Sziller
Adam Houlihan
Bill Nichols
Luke Weller
Ben Marsh
Jeremy Humm
Andrew Moore
Kent Kingsley
Tom Hislop
Ben Cousins
Brad Miller
Addam Maric
Ricky Petterd
Sam Lonergan
Orren Stephenson
Matt Thomas
Todd Banfield
Jacob Townsend
Matthew Parker
Sam Naismith
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The recycled players would cost you zero picks. none. For roster spots, It would have been a case of moving on 2 more players - which is piss easy considering our list. There are about 5 blokes who only still have a job because so many blokes requested to be traded & replacing them with guys who are definite starting 18 players when fit. Jack Martin & Markov would have both be that & would have cost around $650 between them. We have lost 1000 games of experience in one off-season and have brought in zero games of experience & currently have the most unbalanced list i have ever seen with 80+% of them being under 22 or over 29.
People celebrate these picks - but they are the reward of a entire generation of beloved Tigers giving up on the club and departing. Never forget that. And if we stuff them up, they are worth Kayne Pettifer, Danny Meyer, AAron Fiora, Adam Pattison, Jarryd Oakley Nicholls etc etc etc. It blows my mind that Richmond fans have gotten so cocky at "drafting". We won the flags off about 2-3 good drafts, thats it. Since 2017 the results are about a C-, we have no form in drafting atm.
By going in with such a weak , inexperienced u21 group, & injury prone mature group - the risk of being historically bad is high. You cannot EVER be historically bad. Its unacceptable! What type of club are these cubs walking into? And if they are getting beaten by 10+ goals 10-12 times a year, are they going to fall in love with the place like we need? I want the young blokes to come to a club where they actually get to play alongside AFL players, not just against them.
And irrelevant of how cool and impressive having 8 picks inside the top 24 is - when have you EVER heard of a team in any sport getting more than ,2 3 or 4, at best, meaningful picks in a single draft? The club should be looking at trading 3, even 4 of those picks for 2025 & make that a continual advantage/strategy we do moving forward, ala like GWS did + The Oklahoma Thunder in the NBA. It means you enter every draft with a extra 1st or 2nd rounder every year for the next 5 years, and keep adding to that by making other deals. The idea of using them all at once is very flawed and is asking for historical success. A strategy of taking the best of those pick that gets us our tippy top prospects, then banking the others for future stability would be a far better strategy. Quite honestly, when is "banking away some assets" for the future ever worked out badly for anyone? As long as in the future you make smart moves, its giving you a chance to balance out your list ages as well.
People are not very smart. You can do more than 1 thing at once. In fact, when it comes to player management, you can do everything at once if you like. Get younger. Get more picks. Get more experience players. Get better quality players. You can literally end the season with zero ruckman and 3 months later have 4 with 50-100+ games of experience if you really want to. Its called "being pro- active Vs re-active".
We got the picks as a reaction of a player exodus. Not by being pro-active
You don't need top ten to pick winners. Just look at all those close to us we couldn't read now there are flying at other clubs. Kids isn't all about top ten.We haven't had many 10 ten picks in recent years TBF. Gibcus and before that Vlastuin from memory.
They can be forgiven as they tried secretly to sponsor Camel smokes but someone forgot to tell them the camel had to have 2 humpsTrust the club ? we had a camel at pre season last year