Blicavs has been a brilliant pick up by Geelong, but you are showing an enormous bias towards your club.
Labelling him the best transition player EVER is a bold statement and you don't even define what that means. He does play very well in multiple positions, but that is mostly because he...
Really?
Joe can certainly do some spectacular stuff, but if I want to pick a player that will perform when it matters, I am nowhere near Joe Daniher.
I would rate him as one of the big disappoints of output from talent.
The difference for Menegola is that he had only previously been rookied and had not been continuously on a list.
Actually Podsiadly had a similar background to Menegola having been rookie listed by 2 clubs prior to getting to Geelong some years later.
Only an Essendon supporter could entertain a thought like that.
Merrett is a very good neat player.
Bont has moved to a level that is way beyond others from his draft year.
I think an Essendon supporter should choose their words more carefully.
The introduction of high, well chosen draft picks seems the best thing for Essendon this millennium.
So you know more than anyone who disagrees with you.
I would agree that the world is not short of imbeciles, but you stating your opinion as fact doesn't qualify you any better.
Well of course AA selection is not a definitive guide, but you asserting that Merrett is better than Macrae has no better relevance.
It is your opinion and your opinion is not shared by those AA selectors and the AA selectors are not alone in that view.
I would be pretty sure that the Bulldogs would not entertain any thought of getting Merrett if it meant losing Macrae.
Macrae is seriously under rated,
It is a great spot for everyone who doesn't barrack for Essendon.
We can laugh at Adrian for making the offer and failing to get the trade done.
If he had done the trade we could have laughed at how much he paid.
Now we can just laugh at how pathetic Essendon look with all the wonderful trade...
Tom Boyd went for an AA player plus pick 6, which seems a high price, but it got a flag. That is the ultimate pay off.
When you identify what you need, it is folly not to meet the asking price.
Unless, of course, you have no confidence in your ability to properly identify what you really need.
Hamling did not play VFL for a year. He was picked up as a DFA, effectively because Geelong deemed him unworthy of a game. He is undoubtedly best 22 at Freo and would have been at the Bulldogs had he not returned to WA.
As a Bulldog supporter, I would still have Clay Smith well up the list.
What he did in 2016 after busting his knees is well ahead of some on the list.
Had enormous impact on that finals campaign.
He clearly did ruck in Centre bounces, the Melbourne game saw him do significant amounts of Centre bounce work as the ruckman and he also did in other games.
I assume your CBAs are Centre Bounce attendances, but Dunkley was the ruckman for plenty of his average attendances.
Not getting involved in the player comparison, but you can't really on stats because they are clearly misleading.
As I said Merrett is a good player.
He is behind Kelly (12 games) on per game stats, if stats are your reason to put him so high.
Stats provide a strong argument that Matt Crouch (17 games) is at least as good overall, who has more disposals per game at greater efficiency.
In what universe where you living before 2017.
Bont's output in 2015-16 is well ahead of most and only Cripps and Kelly have been close in subsequent seasons.
Bontempelli has not been at the same level in the last 2 years but he has still been a strong contributor, despite some obvious body...
Tom McDonald plays very well as a key forward and there is not really that much between him and Brown in that regard. For 2018 Brown average 2.8 goals (61 in 22 games) while McDonald was at 2.6 (53 in 20 games).
McDonald is ahead an almost every other statistic and yes I would take McDonald...
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