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Since it seems Bigfooty have eliminated my signature and capacity to have a signature in what seems like one of the more salty moves I've seen given how much value I have added at no charge for such a long time

And I'm not sure why my previous response was modified it seems? I'm hopeful my mind hasn't become completely foggy with age? But as I had originally written. I'm happy for you or any others on here to reach out to me.

Thanks Davo.

Why I'm leaving Bigfooty:

Keeffe is the assumed in for Davis given his seniority but with good VFL form Aleer could win Keeffe's spot and get his taste for AFL play. That said, with Gold Coast and Fremantle not having the most threatening key forward combinations, I'd certainly be in support of seeing Aleer debut this...

26 in my final power rankings and was during the year at stages inside my top-20. He was a good junior, played good footy and ticked the boxes. Would still rate him around that spot top of mind. Looks like he can be a long term piece.

I don't believe I've seen Christian play. I was focused on the u19s last year and with the u17s playing in a different comp last year, the vast majority of the eligible Victorians this year I won't have seen yet. Couldn't tell you if he can play or to what extent but will get a feel during...

Rogers is definitely the pick of the bunch. Seriously good midfielder - wins it, has the skills. But then forward of centre is a threat both playmaking, taking marks, but then hitting the scoreboard. Baker I mentioned in my previous posts and have spoken about a lot on ESPN/YouTube/Bigfooty...

A midfield of Jye Bolton, Haiden Schloithe, Bailey Rogers and Jacob Dawson would be competitive with what Collingwood already have. They're four AFL calibre midfielders who could step into a side and go well, with Schloithe and Rogers as a bonus being highly impressive forward of centre, beyond...

Bailey Rogers and Angus Baker are inside mid and intercepting medium defender solutions. No particular pure crumber I'm bullish on (Stengle I liked last year for some situations - in particular clubs with more established cultures), but as general forwards Bailey Lambert, Tyrone Thorne and Sam...

Tyler Keitel and Matthew Hammelmann both can play and are of comparable talents to Hayes. And that's just key forwards. AFL clubs ignore 25+ year old state leaguers routinely, and particularly those who have been high end state leaguers for multiple years. It's disrespectful seeing guys like...

Love him as a talent. Huge improver last year. Hopefully that rapid progress only continues.

Looking for a capable but underutilised general defender? I don't think you have to look any further than the state leagues for a solution. I'd first up be looking to Angus Baker through the MSD who continues in my view wrongly to get snubbed by AFL clubs. Back in his NEAFL days, he...

Haynes is the star intercepter for the Giants and one of the best in the competition by role/position while Taylor can be the competition's premier key defender, with Davis still capable. Until/unless there is an injury for the Giants in defence to one of those, I don't see any route to games...

My expectation with Gibcus is he can develop the contested marking and intercept marking with time to a good level. He showed the glimpses early 2021 that he can, he just needs to bump that frequency and consistency up further and develop into that marking force. Just whether it becomes an elite...

Aleer's development was stunted by injury. He had a broken fibula, dislocated ankle then further ankle issues and foot stress fractures following from there. Before 2021, Leek was a key forward and was unexceptional. Last year he transitioned into a key defender and his play improved rapidly...

Alert? Sounds like greater alertness would benefit your posts. Aleer is a project. It's not about who he is this year, but who he is 3-4 years from today. What he does in year 1/2 doesn't concern me as much as his rate of development which is what I'd be focused on to determine whether he's...

Athletic and tall key defender. At this point he's a project and it would be a surprise if he appeared this year. I find him hot/cold as someone who can have some games where he'll take multiple contested grabs and then a bunch of games where he doesn't intercept enough or impact games. He'll...

Bytel I'd have further down the pecking order personally. But with Jones and Clark out, I'd give him midfield opportunity. Just once Jones and Clark are back, I'd favour Byrnes to Bytel, with Bytel for me more a depth midfielder. Ultimately with Bytel he lacks speed/skills/x-factor/versatility...

My general advise to the Saints before Clark got hurt would have been to make him a full time midfielder and to view him as a #2 behind Steele. Byrnes I'd be looking to pump games into through the middle. He was a terrific midfielder as a junior and showed progress last year with the Saints, so...

Can the AFL Draft Expert convert his expertise across to Supercoach Draft? Supercoach Draft 2022 with YouTube's best Supercoach players: Pick order: 1. eno: 2. SCInsider100: 3. AFL Draft Expert: 4. Spill's Lethals: 5. DRsRustySpoons: 6. jords terror squad...

Your structure fits the structure I recommended in my video, which is either 1-2 rookie priced forwards and defenders can be fielded, fitting precisely into what you have there, with your two fielded in defence and one up forward. Beyond that, how many uber premiums, premiums or mid-pricers...

You mean to say you would only have 5 total rookies between your forwards and backs? You'll be going very heavily into mid-pricers, and that's unlikely to leave you with many keepers. I'm likely to hold my 2 field and 2 bench rookies in both my front and back halves, though I'm considering...

I'm a casual. I pop up during the preseason to provide knowledge others are not as informed on. Moreira's Magic is who you should be listening to if you're after the best fantasy opinions. The purpose of my video is to educate people on structuring a team and share the knowledge that minimal...

Supercoach rookie structuring in 2022. The structure I have and the players I've picked. Spoiler: 3-4 rookies up forward and back is the way to go this year given the poor rookie prices options across both lines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBHFm_kw6qg Point of discussion: In the coming...

Uwland is a weapon. He has that kind of power to him where there is that bit of Dusty/Stringer/De Goey. Very heavy impact per possession. He'll win it at stoppages, burst through there, break tackles at speed and fend off at will. Penetrating and damaging kick. Can play mid/fwd/back. I wasn't...

The 76ers are probably a little thinner on talent than I'd like now after that Simmons trade. I think to make it out of the East they will need to find a couple of good pieces before the buy-out deadline. On star power though, I think their big-2 is the best of the big-2s in the East, so they're...

The bolded would certainly be something. I can't say I'd have a problem with the methodology. Would be fascinating to see if it would bring in at least one player from each team.

When clubs are winning clubs, that's what makes people want to be there. Most footballers want premierships or at least to be in contention where possible, whereas on the other hand, clubs that continually go around in circles rebuilding don't put themselves in position to be either a...

Under that kind of scenario, it would be up to the clubs to satisfy Tasmania's trade demands if the club genuinely wants to ensure the player remains with them. And if a Collingwood were to lose a say Maynard, they'd no doubt be aggressively looking to bring him back via trade. When you're...