Possibly, or he might play wing. Either way, depth is important. Naish isn't a proven commodity yet, although I really like him.
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Not sure Naish a winger tbh. Not in our system anyway. Both kmac and menadue are probably more typical types given their height and running power. Ellis yes given his running ability but you wouldn’t trust him under a high ball. Naishy just seems like a hbf to me. Smart, good user of the ball. Can accumulate. Like bachar.
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Will be interested to see where Naishy can get to re his gut running. At this stage still a fair way off as we saw this year from his senior appearances where he started well but tired as the game went on
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Young player. Same was said of Bolton. He’s running out games no problems at the moment.
Plus he can learn from one of the best if not best HBF in the league in bachar. Who btw hasn’t signed his contract yet.
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Haven't seen Stephenson yet, like his profile though and is someone I will try and look at sooner rather than later.
De Koning I've only payed attention to once (WA game) and he was very impressive in that game but not enough to go off. Interesting prospect especially given he has grown 14cm's in the last year and a bit. Moves incredibly well for a big man.
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#25 Cooper Stephens
Geelong Falcons/Vic Country | Inside Midfielder
17/01/2001 | 188cm | 83kg
Geelong Falcons midfielder unfortunately fractured his fibula in in Round 3. Stephens is a huge loss for Vic Country as Falcons Talent Manager Mick Turner said he would not take part in the National Under 18 Championships next month. Stephens is a neat user of the ball, recording 65 per cent by foot, and in the two games before his injury, Stephens averaged 26 disposals, 3.5 marks, 4.0 clearances and ran at more than 60 per cent contested possessions.
August Ranking: #25
Last month: It was confirmed recently that a return for Stephens is not worth the risk, which means the Falcons co-skipper will be on ice for the remainder of the year as he has been for the majority of it. He might have slipped down the order a bit, but he could end up a value pick given what he showed last season as as bottom-ager.
Menadue isn't far off being traded, delisted or wanting out imo. Hasn't been able to crack AFL games for us. KMac is a soldier we all like, but not sure I see him breaking back in in future either.
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Luke Jackson is the best ruck in the draft, but could we draft him to play as a KPD? Was a gun basketballer so should be good at rebounding from the back line.
Posted this in the Trade thread:
Carlton has pick 8 (which could be 9 if Gold get a priority pick). Based on point values pick 9 is almost equivalent for picks 19 + 37 + 71 https://www.draftguru.com.au/pick-value-calculator#19,37,71,|9
Could even throw Dan Butler in as steak knives.
Go to the draft with 9, 20 (Brando compo), 38
If we did trade up to pick 9, there is a good chance that Luke Jackson will still be available. Recruiting him would also fit in with our policy of our first pick having a surname ending with N or S. Has happened 10 times in the last 14 years and in 7 out of the last 8 years. - 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011-2014, 2016-2018
Doubled up in 2017 and 2018 with Higgins / Collier-Dawkins.
Posted this in the Trade thread:
Carlton has pick 8 (which could be 9 if Gold get a priority pick). Based on point values pick 9 is almost equivalent for picks 19 + 37 + 71 https://www.draftguru.com.au/pick-value-calculator#19,37,71,|9
Could even throw Dan Butler in as steak knives.
Go to the draft with 9, 20 (Brando compo), 38
If we did trade up to pick 9, there is a good chance that Luke Jackson will still be available. Recruiting him would also fit in with our policy of our first pick having a surname ending with N or S. Has happened 10 times in the last 14 years and in 7 out of the last 8 years. - 2005, 2007, 2009, 2011-2014, 2016-2018
Doubled up in 2017 and 2018 with Higgins / Collier-Dawkins.
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Yeah whatever. the thing is who is in the draft and is called Jack?
We draft Jack's, and they are good. It's the Richmond way.
We draft Jack's, and they are good. It's the Richmond way.
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Trent Rivers.
Make it happen.
Make it happen.
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Watching the VFL today we could do with a young natural KPF with one of early draft picks.
I know some think CCJ will play permanent forward but I think hes better suited to ruck especially if his set shots are off.
Draft watches know if theres any solid forwards around picks 18 to 25?
Watching the VFL today we could do with a young natural KPF with one of early draft picks.
I know some think CCJ will play permanent forward but I think hes better suited to ruck especially if his set shots are off.
Draft watches know if theres any solid forwards around picks 18 to 25?
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Sadly not that many KPF's this year worth taking early. The only one I would look at is Worrell and tbh he is more of a KPD
For a possible foward CCJ's shots on goal don't inspire confidence!
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CCJ -> ruck
Balta -> wing/defender
edit: too young for this draft
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Best key position defender available at our first?
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All I know is whoever the recruiting staff choose it’ll be the right decisions! Wouldn’t have said that 10 years ago. How this club has changed.
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4 picks in the top 40 is good outcome,Trusting our reciuters will serve us well and choose wisely
I personally would much rather get Kids either in the draft or trade for players that are under 20 from GWS that were 1st rounders
Its more exciting and they become 'Richmond Man'
Its more exciting and they become 'Richmond Man'
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its also nice being in a premiership window/ winning the premiership - and having wave after wave of young talent come into the club to be groomed as Richmond men annually
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If we get 21 to go with 19 I'd like to see us take Fisher McAsey (195/86) & Sam De Koning(200/85). With Astbury 29 in February & Rance 30 next week it becomes important to bring in a couple of genuine KPD types who can develop alongside Garthwaite who I have earmarked as a long term Grimes replacement.
Then with our picks in the 30's I like the look of Trent Rivers (188/85) & Jeremy Sharp(187/79) both midfielders from East Fremantle who can join the Craig McRae development academy as part of the next wave of midfield/flankers coming through.
Then with our picks in the 30's I like the look of Trent Rivers (188/85) & Jeremy Sharp(187/79) both midfielders from East Fremantle who can join the Craig McRae development academy as part of the next wave of midfield/flankers coming through.
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Would be nice, but we have Moore Balta Chol and even CCJ so do we need him? If Moore goes for opportunity then he maybe required. Jake is a big unit and does a lot of running and with the correct program I think he could make it. He’s not as mobile as Moore yet, but has power in a young body.
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