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You giving me the Winderup?Go back to your oats you crazy ass hoss. Everyone knows it’s wind as in...............wind. Not hard.
Am so.
Baaaaaaaaaaaa!!
Bold sheepy.
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You giving me the Winderup?Go back to your oats you crazy ass hoss. Everyone knows it’s wind as in...............wind. Not hard.
Am so.
Baaaaaaaaaaaa!!
The latest rumour by Forty3 seems logical.
"Showing a lot of interest in Jacob Wehr, hard running HBF/Wing from the SANFL. Elite left peg, exciting prospect that got to play a full year of footy in 2020."
Wehr = Simpson replacement.
Saad = SPS replacement
Potential backline
Plowman Weitering Wehr
Docherty Jones Saad (Kemp/Marchbank)
Williamson plays on the wing and SPS moves to a half forward/mid rotation.
I don't know, it seemed pretty clear by Amos that SPS would be staying mainly on the HBF. Also, Marchy and Newman are coming back from injury, so I don't see a need for Wehr.
Weiters, Jones, Plow, Marchbank, Willo, SPS, Newman, Saad, Doc and Williams all capable defenders, plus on top of that Wehr? In my opinion, shouldn't we be looking at a KPP or small forward instead?
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Could also be an indicator we’re losing Walsh from the wing rotation to play on ball permanently and looking at Wehr for a wing role?
I interviewed him. This was the 2nd time that I've had him on the podcast. The first time was back in April.Who was interviewing whom?
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I’d say you’ve nailed it with those guys.Sin, how do you think our midfield will set-up next year?
Who do you see being the first use centre-square mids. 4-5 players?
Cripps - Setterfield - Williams - Walsh - ECurnow?
I’d say you’ve nailed it with those guys.
Last season I liked having a three man wing rotation but hated only really using a four man on ball rotation. Needed to use our forwards in there a lot more, had four players doing the work of 6-7 and it wasn’t like we had a bunch of Milne type specialists in there anyway, guys like Cuningham, Gibbons and Fisher are quite capable rotating through the midfield. Cripps, Murphy, Setters and Ed were absolutely rooted by the end of the year.
Personally I would keep Walsh on the wing for a few more years, especially now that we have Williams but I don’t think I’ll get my wish and he has performed well on the ball. I’m just a bit worried after seeing Josh Kelly start off with such a bang but now he looks too hindered by injuries to reach his potential, they might’ve gone a bit too early with him.
I was encouraged by some of the interviews with Barker, Bruce etc referring to Cuningham, Fogarty, Fisher playing forward but rotating through the midfield. Really hope it happens and could be the key to us running games out stronger. Can only help our full time mids as the games and the season goes on.
I would be happy with any of the top 3 for various reasons.The last two players we drafted that weren't mentioned in anyone's mock drafts were Cameron Polsonand Finbar O'Dwyer.PLAYERCARDSTART29Cameron Polson
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Also, can we please have a poll for our preferred small forward in the second round? Assuming Laurie is off the board, we can choose one of the following:
Isiah Winder
Jack Ginnivan
Corey Durdin
Phoenix Spicer
James Rowe
Charlie Lazzaro
Seamus Mitchell
Tyler Brockman
Awesome.I just don't see a need for SPS in the backline any more, but we have a whole pre-season to find out what's likely to come about.
You're making the assumption that everyone here is as well researched and as much of a footy nerd as yourself.I really cant believe the lack of interest on the Carlton draft thread about Isiah Winder.
This kid has all the tools thats required to become the small foward carlton need and looks like the perfect pick range that you guys hold.
What am i missing here ?
The latest rumour by Forty3 seems logical.
"Showing a lot of interest in Jacob Wehr, hard running HBF/Wing from the SANFL. Elite left peg, exciting prospect that got to play a full year of footy in 2020."
Wehr = Simpson replacement.
Saad = SPS replacement
Potential backline
Plowman Weitering Wehr
Docherty Jones Saad (Kemp/Marchbank)
Williamson plays on the wing and SPS moves to a half forward/mid rotation.
Go back to your oats you crazy ass hoss. Everyone knows it’s wind as in...............wind. Not hard.
Am so.
Baaaaaaaaaaaa!!
Nope, just gas.......I mean wind(er).You giving me the Winderup?
Bold sheepy.
Oh shite Dave, we got us a blue hoss. And a .....?!?!?!?.....sheep.Get the shotgun Dave, something's got into the barn and is stirring up the livestock.
I don't know, it seemed pretty clear by Amos that SPS would be staying mainly on the HBF. Also, Marchy and Newman are coming back from injury, so I don't see a need for Wehr.
Weiters, Jones, Plow, Marchbank, Willo, SPS, Newman, Saad, Doc and Williams all capable defenders, plus on top of that Wehr? In my opinion, shouldn't we be looking at a KPP or small forward instead?
I would be happy with any of the top 3 for various reasons.
Winder X factor with a very high ceiling
Ginnivan very solid, not a dasher, but great agility, disposal and game sense
Durdin Footballer, plenty of grunt, clean skills, capable mid "forced" through his lack of size to make himself forward first. Combative, motivated and talented.
Don't dislike Rowe, but concerned by his reported lack of defensive work
In any other year would be "happy" to back the upside of the likes of Will Papley, Academy type Coleman should be on the list as would be full package.
Or Maurice Rioli Jnr, Richmond have 3 spots open on there list my guess is they will use 17 & 36 in the draft and are planning on taking Rioli with there 1 remaining rookie spot, I think if we bid on Rioli at 31 which is very early they may not match whereas if we bid at 38 they would match as they have a lot of later picks. Just a theoryThe last two players we drafted that weren't mentioned in anyone's mock drafts were Cameron Polsonand Finbar O'Dwyer.PLAYERCARDSTART29Cameron Polson
- Age
- 26
- Ht
- 177cm
- Wt
- 81kg
- Pos.
- Fwd
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- 7.8
- 2star
- K
- 4.0
- 2star
- HB
- 3.8
- 3star
- M
- 0.4
- 1star
- T
- 2.9
- 4star
- G
- 0.3
- 3star
No current season stats available
- D
- 6.8
- 2star
- K
- 2.8
- 1star
- HB
- 4.0
- 3star
- M
- 0.2
- 1star
- T
- 3.0
- 5star
- G
- 0.0
- 1star
PLAYERCARDEND
Also, can we please have a poll for our preferred small forward in the second round? Assuming Laurie is off the board, we can choose one of the following:
Isiah Winder
Jack Ginnivan
Corey Durdin
Phoenix Spicer
James Rowe
Charlie Lazzaro
Seamus Mitchell
Tyler Brockman