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AFLW 2024 - Round 2 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
And the kicking test will be important IMOI reckon if he is 20m sprint time is right up there, its hard to see him not being no 1 now, unless his frame is considered unlikely to add any size.
I personally don’t, just going off rumoursWhy do people want to trade Rioli… he’s a gun.
I actually thought that also, but im old.Tbh he didn't look crazy skinny playing VFL.
His kicking appears neat without being penetrating?And the kicking test will be important IMO
If we’re talking CV then Finn O’Sullivan is as good as it gets before coming into this years injury riddled year.There’s time for others to prove themselves but Jagga’s current CV is probably better than anyone else’s. Vic Metro Champion, Captain of All Australian team, 50 disposal Coates game, VFL game plus 30 disposals. I mean, not sure what else he needs to do.
Great points, but at age 16-18, a lot can change. We see it every year, the under agers talked up as the next big thing, then half don't ever even get drafted.If we’re talking CV then Finn O’Sullivan is as good as it gets before coming into this years injury riddled year.
2022-Under 16’s vic country captain, MVP, Kevin Sheehan medal, all Australian
2023- (bottom age)Under 18’s Coates team of the year, Champs all-Australian
Also speaking of bottom age achievements. Sid Draper had a massive 2023 tournament as a bottom ager.
“Powerful midfielder/forward with dazzling speed and an elite work rate which enables him to get to lots of contests and influence the play. A bottom-aged player, he was a real shining light for South Australia, averaging 24.8 disposals, 12 contested possessions and 3.8 tackles per game. Was in his side’s best players in all four matches and won South Australia’s MVP award.”
How are they rated compared to Caddy, Cadman, Amiss?
we just need to focus on getting draft picks in this years top 8 I think, it is that simple, amybe one or two after
There’s time for others to prove themselves but Jagga’s current CV is probably better than anyone else’s. Vic Metro Champion, Captain of All Australian team, 50 disposal Coates game, VFL game plus 30 disposals. I mean, not sure what else he needs to do.
Depends if you think pick 1 should be used as a reward for the kid who had the best year, or to get the team the best future player.I reckon if he is 20m sprint time is right up there, its hard to see him not being no 1 now, unless his frame is considered unlikely to add any size.
Correct.His kicking appears neat without being penetrating?
If we’re talking CV then Finn O’Sullivan is as good as it gets before coming into this years injury riddled year.
2022-Under 16’s vic country captain, MVP, Kevin Sheehan medal, all Australian
2023- (bottom age)Under 18’s Coates team of the year, Champs all-Australian
Also speaking of bottom age achievements. Sid Draper had a massive 2023 tournament as a bottom ager.
“Powerful midfielder/forward with dazzling speed and an elite work rate which enables him to get to lots of contests and influence the play. A bottom-aged player, he was a real shining light for South Australia, averaging 24.8 disposals, 12 contested possessions and 3.8 tackles per game. Was in his side’s best players in all four matches and won South Australia’s MVP award.”
So is archer day wicksMurphy Reid is a tiger aswell, who also looks a top10 prospect
I guess a little of both, but I am no draft expert.Depends if you think pick 1 should be used as a reward for the kid who had the best year, or to get the team the best future player.
Correct.
It should be all of the latter.I guess a little of both, but I am no draft expert.
You cant draft based on potential alone mate.It should be all of the latter.
Everyone is drafted on potential. This idea that FOS being injured this year somehow dilutes what he had already showed, namely being one of the best 6-7 under-18 players in the country last year, is absurd.You cant draft based on potential alone mate.
I'd say it's a combination of the 2 with more weight being given to those who have had sustained performances across the period from U16s through to their draft year, over a kid who explodes from nowhere in 1 year.Depends if you think pick 1 should be used as a reward for the kid who had the best year, or to get the team the best future player.
Correct.
They are drafted based on what they are and what they can become IMO.Everyone is drafted on potential. This idea that FOS being injured this year somehow dilutes what he had already showed, namely being one of the best 6-7 under-18 players in the country last year, is absurd.
Thats what I said.I'd say it's a combination of the 2 with more weight being given to those who have had sustained performances across the period from U16s through to their draft year, over a kid who explodes from nowhere in 1 year.
Sonsie was a potential pick one going into his draft year.Great points, but at age 16-18, a lot can change. We see it every year, the under agers talked up as the next big thing, then half don't ever even get drafted.
Great example of how fast things can change.Sonsie was a potential pick one going into his draft year.
Can't really see a way to get one without giving up Dan Rioli.There might not be a Harley Reid in this draft, but if we can find another top 10 pick, I would prefer a for Sheezel / Wardlaw or Butters / Rozee combo.
These 2 combos have it all, and I would take either over 1 Harley Reid.
This is true. Ashton Moir was touted as a contender for last year's no.1 pick in his bottom age year but ended up at pick 29.Great points, but at age 16-18, a lot can change. We see it every year, the under agers talked up as the next big thing, then half don't ever even get drafted.