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Yes you can if its a stronger draft year then they are treated as more valuable hence why teams are happy to trade early picks some years and not others.
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I think he means the difference between pick 1 and pick 2 in 2013 is greater than that difference in 2014
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but you are basing that one the PLAYER value not the PICK value….
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Sure, the perception may be that Boyd is better than Petracca ( for the sake of the discussion) but with GWS having Cameron and Patton, Boyd may be more overkill than filling a need - where as another outstanding mid in Petracca may set up their MF to compete with the GSC style completely loaded MF.
It gets subjective to what the club needs and how the player is valued. And that muddy's up what players are worth.
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It all depend on what Cameron decides to do.
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I think I get what you mean but the value of the pick is determined by the players available
I'm confident he will stay.
But I don't think he'd be leaving because of homesickness as such. His father is currently battling cancer. It would be hard for Marco and his family.
On what he has shown, he'd be worth a top 20 pick.
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I'd say more likely low-mid 20s. He's shown some very good signs and I really like him, but his value drops a bit if it's his choice to leave in my opinion.
Would be awful for the Lions though. Hopefully his father recovers and Marco decides to stick it out.
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Is Paparone really worth more than Yeo, Longer, Docherty etc?
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Is Paparone really worth more than Yeo, Longer, Docherty etc?
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If he is out of contract, not really. I don't know much about him but there is no way he has shown as much as Yeo.
If he goes, Brisbane really have issues with the due diligence of their recruiting.
I'd say so. Paparone has arguably shown just as much as those 3 have. Just needs to bulk up more.
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How dare you even think of trading Bonts! At 18 years old he's shown he can play as a midfielder, CHF, and even drift back. You wouldn't trade him unless the deal was far too good to pass up. And I mean along the lines of getting Cameron, Boyd and Whitfield for Bontempelli.
Yeah clairvoyance is something we need in our recruitment team. Want to be able to see cancer before it is diagnosed.
Also losing kids who have moved to a non football state is one of the things the academies was supposed to address. This just highlights why they should be left alone.
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All these players appear or come from very tight knit or close family backgrounds. Yeo, Karnezis & Docherty. Yeo stated pre-draft it was his dream to play in his home state and he comes from a very close family.
You guys would be pretty nervous with Aish next year.
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There's news coming out that St. Kilda will take one of Cameron, Boyd or Patton in the 2015 PSD?!
Being a Brisbane fan and taking an interest in those who left us last year, Paparone has showed far more than Longer. At 19 he has already shown the ability to get a bit of the ball and kick a goal or two. Not bad for a bloke who is 194cm.
Needs to work on his consistency and add bulk. Get's pushed off the ball to easy at the moment. But he is going to be very handy with his height, athleticism and running ability.
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Not worried by his disposal?
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I reckon he could turn into a decent backman if given the chance.
Not suggesting he won't be a good forward, especially as a Nick Riewoldt type, high half forward who gets lots of the ball closer to the centre than the goal & opens up the forward line type player, burning off his opponent with gut running.
would happily take him at Freo, but baulk at first rounder.
second may be not enough, so maybe some trading is required.
is there a borderline 22 Freo player that could be used at Brisbane?
Clancee Pearce?
this is all in answer to the speculation that Paparone wants to go back to WA
Not really. He is prone to a shocker now and then but is going at 70% disposal efficiency over the year.
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Yes he is
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If he leaves, no one will trade a top 20 pick for Paparone.
Just my opinion, but I'm pretty confident in it.
Just my opinion, but I'm pretty confident in it.
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I'd do Suckling and our first for Steven
I'd rate Steven at around pick #5-7
That would probably be a fair trade. Would rate Sucking at around #13-15 and our first will likely be #15-18
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