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Ooft. I'd be taking Mcgrath every day of the week
Because you have Cripps.
Who are the inside mids at Essendon ?
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Ooft. I'd be taking Mcgrath every day of the week
No better supporters to comment on nu 1 draft picks they have so much experience.Ooft. I'd be taking Mcgrath every day of the week
Premiership teams re invariably among the oldest.
will bigfooty ever move on?
If I was essendon would there be am option to just keep mcgrath and find another inside mid accumulator? Mcgrath has dash and impact. Harder to find those types. Essendon's lack of inside midfielders is a shortcoming of their list management but I'd still rather mcgrath over worpel while looking elsewhere for an inside mid. McGrath will be a dynamic footballer. Worpel will be a good footballer but someone who is pretty similar to your standard mid.Because you have Cripps.
Who are the inside mids at Essendon ?
Such an intelligent and insightful contribution. I apologised my valuation of two footballers is different to yours. Go start a poll....I doubt I'd be alone in preferring McGrath.No better supporters to comment on nu 1 draft picks they have so much experience.
If I was essendon would there be am option to just keep mcgrath and find another inside mid accumulator? Mcgrath has dash and impact. Harder to find those types. Essendon's lack of inside midfielders is a shortcoming of their list management but I'd still rather mcgrath over worpel while looking elsewhere for an inside mid. McGrath will be a dynamic footballer. Worpel will be a good footballer but someone who is pretty similar to your standard mid.
In terms of football ability I'd take mcgrath. Simple. Inside mids are dime a dozenEssendon havent had an inside mid in years. It explains where they are.
What do they lose with McGrath? What do they gain with Worpel?
At the same age, which inside mids were clearly better than Worpel? Given he just won a B and F.
Essendon with key position players in Hooker Hurley and Bellchambers
harder to replace KPP than mids
In terms of football ability I'd take mcgrath. Simple. Inside mids are dime a dozen
Yet Essendon have zero.
For 2 dimes, name 24 ?
Worpel a dime a dozen inside mid. Your intelligent contributions across many threads towards the brown & gold is always one way traffic! Prefer that then to be everyone’s second favourite team I guess.In terms of football ability I'd take mcgrath. Simple. Inside mids are dime a dozen
It is pretty funny.Worpel a dime a dozen inside mid. Your intelligent contributions across many threads towards the brown & gold is always one way traffic! Prefer that then to be everyone’s second favourite team I guess.
It is pretty funny.
McGrath is not as good of a player and has been in the AFL longer yet once again that magical ceiling that everyone mentions means McGrath will end up better lol.
I don't know what you're talking about. I have a huge amount of respect for Hawthorn. Why are you so defensive? My opinion of Mcgrath and Worpel should be of no consequence.Worpel a dime a dozen inside mid. Your intelligent contributions across many threads towards the brown & gold is always one way traffic! Prefer that then to be everyone’s second favourite team I guess.
I have previously said that Essendon's lack of inside mids is a failure of list management. They definitely need to draft or trade in inside mids. I just wouldn't get rid of mcgrath for worpel. I'd keep mcgrath and look elsewhere for an inside mid as I like mcgrath's run and dash.Yet Essendon have zero.
For 2 dimes, name 24 ?
I have previously said that Essendon's lack of inside mids is a failure of list management. They definitely need to draft or trade in inside mids. I just wouldn't get rid of mcgrath for worpel. I'd keep mcgrath and look elsewhere for an inside mid as I like mcgrath's run and dash.
Sounds like a good unitEvery time I see you post I feel a sense of dread as I remember my "History of Sexuality" unit at university.
Ooft. I'd be taking Mcgrath every day of the week
I have previously said that Essendon's lack of inside mids is a failure of list management. They definitely need to draft or trade in inside mids. I just wouldn't get rid of mcgrath for worpel. I'd keep mcgrath and look elsewhere for an inside mid as I like mcgrath's run and dash.
Yes we do have the problem that players don't usually want to leaveWell, currently you AREN'T a finals-quality team, so obviously there is some room for improvement for Hawthorn.
Gain Mitchell for 2020, but lose Impey. Gunston is on his last legs and won't be fit to start the year. Your forward line will be led by an injury-riddled tall and a kid who's played 14 games. Your #1 ruck is turning 31. Your two key pillars down back (Frawley and Stratton) are both 31 - who is your emerging talent in the key defensive stocks?
Almost 1/3 of your best 22 are over 30. That's a hell of a lot of players you'll need to phase out over the coming 2-3 years and currently I don't think you have the young talent to transition without falling down the ladder. We already saw Hawthorn drop from top 4 to 9th in one season and what's to say that fall won't continue now that a lot of your better players are starting to wind down? Hardwick, Lewis, Worpel and Scrimshaw all look good, but what about the rest of the young crop?
Hawthorn supporters sure get bitchy when you dare say that maybe Hawthorn won't be a powerhouse in the next 5 years. I'm sorry if my opinion has offended you. You'd kill to have a young talent like McGrath on your list.
I think we'll be okay in the 19/20/21 transition, it's the end of 2021 that worries me.