Robertio
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Was he not a No 3 pick?
Banter Who will be better in 2025, Carlton or Collingwood? Part 3
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Poor mites, brief period of relevance flushed down the toilet by clueless list management, back to Spoonland with the Tiges
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Ashcroft is the best player in the draft. Brisbane have lucked out, but so have we in the past. Good luck to them
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Pace and run? So all the qualities Nick has that all you hero’s call him a girl for? Crazy idea
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But WC developed him, not Carlton, the brown paper bag you gave him was chock-a-block!
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Not prolifically squibbing contests would also be a prerequisite under Voss id imagine
Robertio
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You're going off topic now, he's a pick 3 no matter who drafted him, read the post i replied to.
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Working well so far.
. Imagine how much we’d beat all the Carlton UFC champions by in games if we weren’t all pansy’s. 
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If Nicky figures out how to attack a hard ball contest he might finally be able to win the ever elusive Brownlow he's been crying out forWorking well so far.
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Premiership coach Voss ?
Not sure he knows what it takes to coach a flag unfortunately. Fly on the other hand….
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Do you feel your dick get bigger when you type this?
Judd cost Carlton pick 3, Josh Kennedy (who was originally pick 4), and pick 20. (But you got pick 46 back).
Maybe you can transfer your pick 3 to West Coast, so as they can draft someone and develop them for 6 years before you take them back?
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See thats better. Have a laugh.
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46 turned out to be Dennis Armfield who played 145 games, not a bad effort.
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Collingwood were poor in their flag defence.
They offloaded a couple of below average players and brought in Houston, who will improve their back six to no end. Perryman will mean that hopefully they have seen the end of Cox in the seniors. Two good upgrades.
They go all in and forgo a strong draft despite their lack of young talent under 23 (Daicos excluded)
Coach McCrae is all in next year with the likely retirements of Pendles, Sidebottom, Crisp, Elliot, WHE, Howe, Mihochek, Mitchell over the next two seasons. The end will come quickly for some on this list and the club would be hoping they could eke out one more flag before the inevitable reset.
Carlton look like they have all the pieces in play. They lose some depth but add a gun player for the future.
Support for their backline would have been good but this can be addressed through DFA. Their ability to stay on the park (addressed through new fitness and conditioning team) as well as the side playing Michael Voss football will be the key to their success here. They have a three year window to get it done with their talented group. But I do like their approach to not mortgage the future to go all in for the present.
Collingwood come into 2025 a stronger unit than last year, but their success may come from how their older players hold off their inevitable decline.
Will be fascinating to see how the two different strategies play out.
They offloaded a couple of below average players and brought in Houston, who will improve their back six to no end. Perryman will mean that hopefully they have seen the end of Cox in the seniors. Two good upgrades.
They go all in and forgo a strong draft despite their lack of young talent under 23 (Daicos excluded)
Coach McCrae is all in next year with the likely retirements of Pendles, Sidebottom, Crisp, Elliot, WHE, Howe, Mihochek, Mitchell over the next two seasons. The end will come quickly for some on this list and the club would be hoping they could eke out one more flag before the inevitable reset.
Carlton look like they have all the pieces in play. They lose some depth but add a gun player for the future.
Support for their backline would have been good but this can be addressed through DFA. Their ability to stay on the park (addressed through new fitness and conditioning team) as well as the side playing Michael Voss football will be the key to their success here. They have a three year window to get it done with their talented group. But I do like their approach to not mortgage the future to go all in for the present.
Collingwood come into 2025 a stronger unit than last year, but their success may come from how their older players hold off their inevitable decline.
Will be fascinating to see how the two different strategies play out.
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Trying to figure out how the inclusion of Perryman means the end of Cox? Membrey perhaps?
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