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Need players to get Knevitt and Bruhn out of that centreline.
Knevitt yes. Bruhn has had his moments. He will be ok with a bit of consistency
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Need players to get Knevitt and Bruhn out of that centreline.
Need players to get Knevitt and Bruhn out of that centreline.
To contend at the pointy end, no. Bhuhn shouldn’t be a starting square player.Knevitt yes. Bruhn has had his moments. He will be ok with a bit of consistency
To contend at the pointy end, no. Bhuhn shouldn’t be a starting square player.
Not sure why people are including draftees from this year when none of them having played a single minute.
Weird thing to flex over when many of them will be complete busts.
Sure, all players under 25 have the ability to change within a season or two. I just don’t see it with Bruin. He’s a decent second string mid in a side contending for a flag in my view.Right now, no, I probably agree with you. But I don’t see why that can’t change within a season or two.
Then supporters should just list players who've been on the list for at least a season and list draftees separately.Only way to get to 22.
Sure, all players under 25 have the ability to change within a season or two. I just don’t see it with Bruin. He’s a decent second string mid in a side contending for a flag in my view.
Geelong would turf him out in a heartbeat if it meant any of Rowell, Oliver, LDU or Harley Reid go into the centre. He’s way off.
Then supporters should just list players who've been on the list for at least a season and list draftees separately.
Would give a far better indication than listing a bunch of kids who haven't even stepped foot onto an AFL field yet.
In fact, it'd give a far better idea of how big some team's gaps may be by not covering them up with brand new draftees, as well as indicating how far along teams are in a rebuild phase, or from falling off the cliff entirely.
See that's pretty good, considering how many of them already play seniors, or are on the brink of it.Fair enough. With draftees removed:
FB: Busslinger, Croft, Cleary
HB: Gallagher, O’Donnell, X
C: Poulter, Sanders, Freijah
HF: West, JUH, X
FF: Weightman, Darcy, X
R: Smith, Garcia, X
IC: Jones, Khamis, McNeil, X
Draftees: Jaques, Davidson, Dolan, Hynes, and Kennedy, who slip into those X spots
Nice side... if I'm picking for now...FB: Michalanney/Keane/Worrell
HB: Jones/NMurray/Nankervis
_C Sholl/Draper/Dowling
HF: Rachele/Curtin/Berry
FF: Rankine/Thilthorpe/Pedlar
_R: TMurray/Soligo/Peatling
IN: Cook/Taylor/Borlase/Bond
SU: Schoenberg
EM: Edwards/Ryan/Welsh
Strengths are definitely key position defenders and lots of quality in the forward line.
Midfield is a weakness but with Draper and Peatling coming in it looks less dire. Plus Curtin would’ve been in there if not that I needed a chf and Curtin can play there.
Rucks is a genuine issue, Toby Murray at 200cm is only a part timer at this stage.
Another positive is that a lot of these players are in our best 23 anyway.
Would love to see Charlie Edwards get some opportunities, I think his game suits AFL more than the lower competitions.Nice side... if I'm picking for now...
B: Bond, N Murray, Keane
HB: Michaelanny, Worrell, Nankervis
C: Sholl, Soligo, Peatling
HF: Rachele, Curtin, Dowling
F: Cook, Thilthorpe, Pedlar
R: T Murray, Berry, Rankine
I: Ryan, Jones, Draper, Taylor
Sub: Schoenberg
E: Edwards, Borlase, Welsh
I would think this is a weird thing to get your panties in a twist about.Not sure why people are including draftees from this year when none of them having played a single minute.
Weird thing to flex over when many of them will be complete busts.
Or, here’s a thought. They could just post whatever they want, and pay no attention to what some random dude going by the username bzparkes thinks they should do?Then supporters should just list players who've been on the list for at least a season and list draftees separately.
You can keep pretending that these guys aren’t on AFL lists and under the age of 25, but they are.Would give a far better indication than listing a bunch of kids who haven't even stepped foot onto an AFL field yet.
What a ridiculous thing to say. They would have in large part recruited these guys precisely to fill these gaps.In fact, it'd give a far better idea of how big some team's gaps may be by not covering them up with brand new draftees.
Naughton and Richards are 25 or under though? Richards turns 26 in July next year so I can accept him but Naughton will be 25 for the entirety of the 2025 season.Richards & Naughton are too old for this team.
And Darcy is too tall.
Naughton and Richards are 25 or under though? Richards turns 26 in July next year so I can accept him but Naughton will be 25 for the entirety of the 2025 season.
Have you seen how awkward he runs? It wouldn't shock me if it were somewhat recent.How old was he when he started walking though? That comes into it.
Lots of potential in that forward line if we can keep them all healthy.I forgot about Jack Carroll in mine. Have added him now. Peeps are really liking what they’re seeing of him on the track so far.
Higgins, Clark and Dow were all born in 1999 through, so they don’t qualify. It’s only for those born in the 2000’s.
B: Stocker Caminiti Schoenmaker
HB: Wang-mil Tauru Travaglia
C: Wilson Phillipou Byrnes
HF: Henry Sharman Owens
F: Collard King Keeler
R: Dodson Carroll Windhager
I: Garcia Hastie McLennan Boxshall
S: Hall
E: Heath Barrat O’Connell Said
Did a fun exercise and rated each player born 2000 onwards to get a list 1-18
1. Fremantle - Carried by Young, Serong, Jackson and Treacy
2. Hawthorn - Think Hawthorn's list is more well rounded but Freo's top players beat out the Hawks
3. Adelaide - Little bit surprised I rate their youth lead by Rankine and Thilthorpe
4. Gold Coast - Scary thing is this isn't even accounting for potential for guys like Lombard, Walter, Humphrey, Read
5. St Kilda - Same as Adelaide I was shocked how many Saints players make at least decent-good AFL players. Problem is they still don't have the 'superstar/s'. Might be Ross Lyon effect where he gets the best out of players when I watch
6. GWS - Green, Callaghan then a huge gap honestly
7. Port Adelaide - Butters, Rozee, Horne-Francis is ridiculous but rate the depth after for GWS a lot higher
8. North Melbourne - Ended up the same rating as Port but less top quality. Side note Paul Curtis is a little underrated
9. Sydney - You can interchange Cats and Bombers for this position. However Gulden and Warner as a pair beat out any pair from the other two teams
10. Geelong - Smith, Holmes, Henry extremely good but not better than the pair above
11. Essendon - Similar to St Kilda where I don't really see a superstar player there yet
12. Melbourne - Pickett best player then probably Windsor for mine(?) Not 100% sold on likes of Chandler, Sparrow, Rivers, van Rooyen, McVee to be more than decent best 22 players right now
13. Brisbane - Lions have the equal second least number of 25 and under players yet still end up 12th. Without whatever L. Ashcroft becomes. Headlined by Lohmann, W. Ashcroft and Morris
14. West Coast - Would be equal last without Harley ReidNeeds someone to come along. I have faith that Hewett can rise, liked what I saw first year
15. Western Bulldogs - Losing Smith hurts a lot for this exercise. Carried by their forward line of Darcy, Ugle-Hagan and Weightman, minimal output everywhere else
16. Richmond - Equal most amount of 25 and under with GWS. However see absolutely no one before this previous draft that's even threatening becoming a star, maybe just a bunch of nice role players like Brown, Ross, Campbell, Banks, Rioli, Ralphsmith but at the same time I can see any of those not make it past 100 games. At least Gibcus can potentially take a key spot. That group of players is extremely worrying to me. The positive is they have 8 draftees including 6 first rounders after this year with a chance to hit and completely shoot up this list. Potential controversial Richmond rant over
17. Collingwood - Least amount of 25 and under players. Only reason they beat out Carlton is No. 35
18. Carlton - Walsh then a grand canyon sized gap to get to the likes of Cottrell, Motlop, Hollands brothers
Deleting my account as we speak**** off NeutralFan. Until you hav a club for us to laugh at you are unwelcome here. I am sick of unbiased people appearing on this site.
im surprised you have saints that highDid a fun exercise and rated each player born 2000 onwards to get a list 1-18
1. Fremantle - Carried by Young, Serong, Jackson and Treacy
2. Hawthorn - Think Hawthorn's list is more well rounded but Freo's top players beat out the Hawks
3. Adelaide - Little bit surprised I rate their youth lead by Rankine and Thilthorpe
4. Gold Coast - Scary thing is this isn't even accounting for potential for guys like Lombard, Walter, Humphrey, Read
5. St Kilda - Same as Adelaide I was shocked how many Saints players make at least decent-good AFL players. Problem is they still don't have the 'superstar/s'. Might be Ross Lyon effect where he gets the best out of players when I watch
6. GWS - Green, Callaghan then a huge gap honestly
7. Port Adelaide - Butters, Rozee, Horne-Francis is ridiculous but rate the depth after for GWS a lot higher
8. North Melbourne - Ended up the same rating as Port but less top quality. Side note Paul Curtis is a little underrated
9. Sydney - You can interchange Cats and Bombers for this position. However Gulden and Warner as a pair beat out any pair from the other two teams
10. Geelong - Smith, Holmes, Henry extremely good but not better than the pair above
11. Essendon - Similar to St Kilda where I don't really see a superstar player there yet
12. Melbourne - Pickett best player then probably Windsor for mine(?) Not 100% sold on likes of Chandler, Sparrow, Rivers, van Rooyen, McVee to be more than decent best 22 players right now
13. Brisbane - Lions have the equal second least number of 25 and under players yet still end up 12th. Without whatever L. Ashcroft becomes. Headlined by Lohmann, W. Ashcroft and Morris
14. West Coast - Would be equal last without Harley ReidNeeds someone to come along. I have faith that Hewett can rise, liked what I saw first year
15. Western Bulldogs - Losing Smith hurts a lot for this exercise. Carried by their forward line of Darcy, Ugle-Hagan and Weightman, minimal output everywhere else
16. Richmond - Equal most amount of 25 and under with GWS. However see absolutely no one before this previous draft that's even threatening becoming a star, maybe just a bunch of nice role players like Brown, Ross, Campbell, Banks, Rioli, Ralphsmith but at the same time I can see any of those not make it past 100 games. At least Gibcus can potentially take a key spot. That group of players is extremely worrying to me. The positive is they have 8 draftees including 6 first rounders after this year with a chance to hit and completely shoot up this list. Potential controversial Richmond rant over
17. Collingwood - Least amount of 25 and under players. Only reason they beat out Carlton is No. 35
18. Carlton - Walsh then a grand canyon sized gap to get to the likes of Cottrell, Motlop, Hollands brothers