Speedy small with swagger that knows where the goals are where do I sign??Makes sense, his type is the missing piece in our forward line.
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Speedy small with swagger that knows where the goals are where do I sign??Makes sense, his type is the missing piece in our forward line.
Apples and oranges Clarke is more the traditional small forward will crumb at Naughtons feet, while weightman will try to sit on his head.How different is Clark compared to what we already have in Weightman???
How different is Clark compared to what we already have in Weightman???
Apples and oranges Clarke is more the traditional small forward will crumb at Naughtons feet, while weightman will try to sit on his head.
Awesome
Sounds like he is a no brainer then.
Him and Busslinger will really round out our list (except wing position, which I hope we can get via Sydney pick 17)
Forward line of:
Clarke Darcy Cody
Marra Lobb Naughty
Seriously capably.
Seriously top 3 in comp good
Awesome
Sounds like he is a no brainer then.
Him and Busslinger will really round out our list (except wing position, which I hope we can get via Sydney pick 17)
Forward line of:
Clarke Darcy Cody
Marra Lobb Naughty
Seriously capably.
Seriously top 3 in comp good
Little too tall at the moment, I'd have Lobb and Naughton in the key positions, JUH a bit further up the field, and Darcy mostly down back. At his best, Bailey Smith is an incredibly dangerous high half forward - see his finals series last year. He could round it out.
If you thought Weightman is a cheeky smart ass that gets under opposition fans skins. Clarke is probably going to double that haha.How different is Clark compared to what we already have in Weightman???
Really like Clarke's highlights. He's quick and very smart around goals, a perfect need for our forward line. Somebody else might fall through to 24 but Clarke would be a very handy addition.
I reckon Hotton would great on the wing - speed, delivery and a killer smooth pick up on the runAm I the only one who wouldn't be excited at all if we drafted Ollie Hotton? A smaller mid-forward is the last position we need.
His playing style looks very very similar to Rhylee West, plus we also have Garcia and McNeal and to lesser extent McLean.
Would rather just draft a genuine small forward at that spot.
Would be happy with Brayden George has he looks like has a lot more tricks.
Can play the high forward role too.I reckon Hotton would great on the wing - speed, delivery and a killer smooth pick up on the run
That is mouthwatering tbhFF: Cody Lobb Clarke
HF: West Naughton JUH
Darcy will play as a defender.
* me that's PERFECTReddit phantom my favourite so far, with Buss, Weddle, and Jones. Key interceptor, versatile lockdown defender, quick x-factor player.
Also has that frenetic energy that *s up a defence. Much prefer him to Konstanty just based on their highlights.Really like Clarke's highlights. He's quick and very smart around goals, a perfect need for our forward line. Somebody else might fall through to 24 but Clarke would be a very handy addition.
GWS has looked at packaging two of its later first-round picks to move up the board, while pick No.15 (and No.19 as well) is on the trade table at the right price; they will look for a future first-rounder but have also had offers of a future second-round pick for 19.
So GWS have picks 1, 15, 18, 19 & 30 odd? I wonder how many they’re expecting to use.
I’d be pushing to see if we can get both 18 & 19 off them for a F1 and 35 (removing Brisbanes picks) - that leaves them with 1, 15, 30 to hit the draft with and 39 to probably cover their Rowston bid, couldn’t imagine them using more than 4. And gets them what they really want which is an extra F1.
I know people understandably don’t want to touch the F1 but this range of the draft is so so suited to our needs.
Imagine a haul of Buss, Cowan (or another wing option), Clarke and George at 11, 18, 19, 21
Given either of our F1s could easily be mid teens next year that would be a poor deal for GWS, they'd probably get better offers.GWS has looked at packaging two of its later first-round picks to move up the board, while pick No.15 (and No.19 as well) is on the trade table at the right price; they will look for a future first-rounder but have also had offers of a future second-round pick for 19.
So GWS have picks 1, 15, 18, 19 & 30 odd? I wonder how many they’re expecting to use.
I’d be pushing to see if we can get both 18 & 19 off them for a F1 and 35 (removing Brisbanes picks) - that leaves them with 1, 15, 30 to hit the draft with and 39 to probably cover their Rowston bid, couldn’t imagine them using more than 4. And gets them what they really want which is an extra F1.
I know people understandably don’t want to touch the F1 but this range of the draft is so so suited to our needs.
Imagine a haul of Buss, Cowan (or another wing option), Clarke and George at 11, 18, 19, 21