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Would need COLAOption E - Take Both?
Would need COLA
Cool, so you'd take say, Shaun McKernan, over either then.Boyd because he has actually played a game.
Cool, so you'd take say, Shaun McKernan, over either then.
When comparing players, I would like to compare two players who have played at the same level.
Boyd has played 9 games, Hogan hasn't played. I can't compare Hogan so I am taking Boyd... for now.
You'll take the one that was exposed at AFL level ? No disrespect toi Boyd, but he played 9 very ordinary games. For a player who dominated juniors he looked surprisingly out of his depth at AFL level.
He's even been very average in the NEAFL.
Boyd because he has actually played a game.
Not sure if srs?
He was also 18 years old and in his first season. Not surprising he struggled.
Hogan can dominate the VFL all he wants but I want to see him in the AFL before being sold on him. That's just me though.
I don't need to see Heeney play an AFL game to know he's quality. That's just me though.
And an academy
Sorry
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I see your point.
It's an amazingly comprehensive injury history consisting of one non recurring injury that he has fully recovered from.I prefer Hogan as a player but I'd take Boyd considering Hogan's injury history.
He looks to me to be a 15 to 26 goal type, provided he can show massive improvement.
I am allowed my opinion even if it differs to yours, I have not seen Hogan but have seen Boyd.
Well the kid kicked 9 goals last season, so if he improves a lot he may get somewhere in the 15 to 26 goal bracket.So it will take massive improvement from an 18 year old to reduce their current goal average to reach the magical mark of 15 goals? Don't pretend your not taking the piss