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Yeah, can't see us getting pick 8.Peanuts suggesting pick 8 for Graham are the single sole reason we have a. Bad name on BF. * me. Pick 8
But then you remember Carltoon gave up pick 8 to get Adam ****ing Saad.
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Yeah, can't see us getting pick 8.Peanuts suggesting pick 8 for Graham are the single sole reason we have a. Bad name on BF. * me. Pick 8
Dreaming100% Agree
When he becomes a free agent and out of contract , But for Now we want pick #8
Nopeβ¦she wouldnβt say. anyway but can the kid even play???So, have you asked her if he is coming to Tigerland?
if he wants to go needs to be on our terms
I'm sick and tired of loosing our premiership players for 2 bob
its about time we put the foot down on this
Pick #27 will become pick #31I really donβt see the difference β¦ a pick around 20 or a pick around 27β¦. other than ego it doesnβt really make any difference.
It will either be used as part of the GWS trade or we will take the pick to the draft. Check out the draft history of picks around 19-22 and compare them to picks around 26-29β¦ thereβs really no difference to the likelihood of a quality playerβ¦ and yes, I did research this for another thread months ago.
Picks under 30 have a much better strike rate than those beyond 30. But thereβs not much difference comparing 11-20 to 21-30.
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I really donβt see the difference β¦ a pick around 20 or a pick around 27β¦. other than ego it doesnβt really make any difference.
It will either be used as part of the GWS trade or we will take the pick to the draft. Check out the draft history of picks around 19-22 and compare them to picks around 26-29β¦ thereβs really no difference to the likelihood of a quality playerβ¦ and yes, I did research this for another thread months ago.
Picks under 30 have a much better strike rate than those beyond 30. But thereβs not much difference comparing 11-20 to 21-30.
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There has clearly been something amiss with McAsey at Adelaide. Who knows if it could be corrected elsewhere, but if he wasnβt too pricey, he might be worth a punt if the cost is low. I watched him in his early games for Adelaide, in the COVID affected 2020 season. The Crows were incredibly weak then and he was a first year KPP, and got smashed of course. But I didnβt think he looked any worse than what you would expect of a first year kpp exposed to such difficulties. I think he has had some injury troubles but there is obviously something Nicks was not happy with for him not to get a run this year whilst Murray and Butts were conceding goals on a regular basis. Nicks clearly has zero tolerance of players not fitting the game plan. But you would have to wonder if Hardwick would be any more tolerant.
Ashcroft, Davey, Fletcher and who else?Pick #27 will become pick #31
But heβs not even at SANFL level. Heβs playing SANFL twos. You donβt drop pick 6 on a player and play him the Magoosβ magoos out of spite.
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Ashcroft, Davey, Fletcher and who else?
Since 2006 Richmond picks 11-20 v 21-30
This period captures all current players.
Green represents a successful pick or tracking positively for the pick.
Red represents and unsuccessful pick or tracking negatively for the pick.
Yellow represents just not enough to go on yet to make a meaningful assessment.
11-20
Riewoldt 13, Rance 18, Griffiths 19, B Ellis 15, Lennon 12, C Ellis 12, D Rioli 15,Higgins 17, Coleman-Jones 20, Collier-Dawkins 20, Brown 17
First thing here I think is remove Higgins and CCJ from the sample, as we basically traded them out for more or less picks of the same value.
So we are left with 9 selections producing:
Top class(2) - Rance, Riewoldt, both highly decorated players.
Very strong(1) - D Rioli? certainly getting there.
Good players (1) - B Ellis
Failures(3) - Griffiths, Lennon, C Ellis
Undetermined(2) - RCD(not looking great) Brown(too early to tell, some decent signs)
Overall, from 9 selections, probably tracking for 4 failures, 2 good or very strong players, and 2 champions. 1 too early to tell. So not too bad at all.
21-30
Edwards 26, Post 26, Batchelor 30, Elton 26, Bolton 29, Balta 25, Dow 21, Sonsie 28, Banks 29, Clarke 30
Top Class(2) - Bolton and Balta are both tracking that way but Balta we will get a better idea after next year.
Very Strong(1) - Edwards
Good players(0)
Failures - Post, Batchelor, Elton
Undetermined - Dow(tracking just ok, looking a little shaky) Sonsie(tracking very well) Banks, Clarke(too early to tell but both tracking ok)
Overall, from 10 selections, tracking for 4 failures and 4 successes, 2 of the successes are tracking very strongly one is too early to be too confident. And another 2 we cannot make a meaningful judgement on yet.
So I think what you are saying holds up ok regarding the value of these picks to us based on our track record. But they are quite small samples and if your recruiters are any good(ours are) then logically say a pick 15 would have to be worth more than a pick 25. At 15 you can still take the same guy you take at 25 but you also have 9 other choices from the players other clubs take at 16-24.
Even from our selections, we need to ask ourselves whether we prefer
Rance Riewoldt B Ellis D Rioli and Brown from 9 selections, or
Bolton, Balta, Edwards, Sonsie, Banks, Clarke from 10 selections.
What a choice to have to make. Certainly you can see why the club might have traded pick 15(Zac Bailey) for picks 20(CCJ) and 25(Balta) in the 2017 draft, you would back us to do better from 2 picks in the 20βs than 1 pick in the teens.
As for Graham, I wouldnβt be too keen on seeing him go for below about the value of pick 20 unless there is some sort of necessary salary dumping element to it.
Hes looked s**t at afl level
Im not saying it's anything concrete. I'm basing it all off of a like from a Richmond staffer that may not have any knowledge of our list management strategy.
But it is very curious.
Let's see what happens.
Post was going really well until Edwards as very strong.
You donβt think Edwards had a very strong career? AA, 3 flags, 300+ games, Norm Smith votes amongst other things.
Heβs top class. There are only 98 people to play 300 games, out of how many 1000s to play the game.
could well possibly go JG and pick 19 for pick 8 and a 3rd rounder ( still think power wont go for it)
pick 8,12 and future first ----> Hopper, Toranto
Also why not throw in Bowes and pick 7..
OUT: picks 8,12,19, future first, Graham
IN: Hopper, TT, Bowens, Pick 7
Port send pick 8 and future 3rd for Graham and pick 19
We send 8, 12, 30 and Soldo for Taranto and Hopper
Peachy
Already counted Amon (27) and McStay likely to be a second rounder (35).Any free agents attracting compo, like McStay, Amon to name two possibilities.
Say it with me.....salary cap dumpYep, Grahamβs apparently worth pick 8 meanwhile GWS should give us Taranto and Hopper for just 12 & 19.
Sometimes this place hurts my head
HahaYeah, can't see us getting pick 8.
But then you remember Carltoon gave up pick 8 to get Adam ******* Saad.
I would have Edwards and Balta the other way around. Edwards is much, much better than very strong.Top Class(2) - Bolton and Balta are both tracking that way but Balta we will get a better idea after next year.
Very Strong(1) - Edwards
How is Edwards not a top class pick here?Since 2006 Richmond picks 11-20 v 21-30
This period captures all current players.
Green represents a successful pick or tracking positively for the pick.
Red represents and unsuccessful pick or tracking negatively for the pick.
Yellow represents just not enough to go on yet to make a meaningful assessment.
11-20
Riewoldt 13, Rance 18, Griffiths 19, B Ellis 15, Lennon 12, C Ellis 12, D Rioli 15,Higgins 17, Coleman-Jones 20, Collier-Dawkins 20, Brown 17
First thing here I think is remove Higgins and CCJ from the sample, as we basically traded them out for more or less picks of the same value.
So we are left with 9 selections producing:
Top class(2) - Rance, Riewoldt, both highly decorated players.
Very strong(1) - D Rioli? certainly getting there.
Good players (1) - B Ellis
Failures(3) - Griffiths, Lennon, C Ellis
Undetermined(2) - RCD(not looking great) Brown(too early to tell, some decent signs)
Overall, from 9 selections, probably tracking for 4 failures, 2 good or very strong players, and 2 champions. 1 too early to tell. So not too bad at all.
21-30
Edwards 26, Post 26, Batchelor 30, Elton 26, Bolton 29, Balta 25, Dow 21, Sonsie 28, Banks 29, Clarke 30
Top Class(2) - Bolton and Balta are both tracking that way but Balta we will get a better idea after next year.
Very Strong(1) - Edwards
Good players(0)
Failures - Post, Batchelor, Elton
Undetermined - Dow(tracking just ok, looking a little shaky) Sonsie(tracking very well) Banks, Clarke(too early to tell but both tracking ok)
Overall, from 10 selections, tracking for 4 failures and 4 successes, 2 of the successes are tracking very strongly one is too early to be too confident. And another 2 we cannot make a meaningful judgement on yet.
So I think what you are saying holds up ok regarding the value of these picks to us based on our track record. But they are quite small samples and if your recruiters are any good(ours are) then logically say a pick 15 would have to be worth more than a pick 25. At 15 you can still take the same guy you take at 25 but you also have 9 other choices from the players other clubs take at 16-24.
Even from our selections, we need to ask ourselves whether we prefer
Rance Riewoldt B Ellis D Rioli and Brown from 9 selections, or
Bolton, Balta, Edwards, Sonsie, Banks, Clarke from 10 selections.
What a choice to have to make. Certainly you can see why the club might have traded pick 15(Zac Bailey) for picks 20(CCJ) and 25(Balta) in the 2017 draft, you would back us to do better from 2 picks in the 20βs than 1 pick in the teens.
As for Graham, I wouldnβt be too keen on seeing him go for below about the value of pick 20 unless there is some sort of necessary salary dumping element to it.