Player Watch #16 Braeden Campbell

[Kennedy Parker]

Braeden Campbell
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[RW]

Of course

Which offsets disadvantages

It will still cause melts though

 

[DeadlyAkkuret]

80% DE !!

The Chad against Richmond and then Logan under lights at the SCG. 4/4 baby!!!!


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[Membling]

The Chad against Richmond and then Logan under lights at the SCG. 4/4 baby!!!!


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Dream bigger.

LOGAN KICKS THIRTEEN THHHHHIIIIRRRRTTTTTEEEEENNNNN!

Against Richmond.

 

[hairy biker]

I'm always happy to pick & choose stats, but geez it would be nice if our youngsters were to follow the trajectory of that Essendon five ( aside);
Fletcher, Hird, Mercuri, Misiti, Olarenshaw

Although perhaps add on a couple to the 2 premierships the first four achieved.

 

[DeadlyAkkuret]

What’s the most we can get this year? Are we a shot at 6 to move into 2nd place?


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[Bonz]

Dream bigger.

LOGAN KICKS THIRTEEN THHHHHIIIIRRRRTTTTTEEEEENNNNN!

Against Richmond.

I'm dreaming realistically.

THIRTEEN THHHHIIIIIRRRRRRRTTTTEEEEEEENNNNN!

Against Norf.

It's a wet dream alright?

 

[Blacky]

Stephens is still eligible too

Let’s not get silly

 

[momentbymoment]

So ....
It’s probably fair to say, the Swans won the draft.

 

[Tesla Tenet]

What’s the most we can get this year? Are we a shot at 6 to move into 2nd place?


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Gulden
Campbell
McDonald
Warner
Stephens
McInerney
Gould
Carruthers
Sheather

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[BarneyBent]

Gulden
Campbell
McDonald
Warner
Stephens
McInerney
Gould
Carruthers
Sheather

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I would be surprised if McInerny didn't pick one up, along with Warner and McDonald, so I reckon we're odds on for 5. Stephens might nab one, but less likely.

Edit: McDonald not Campbell.

 

[elastic]

With Campbell and Gulden at least, they have spent around half their lives in an elite training program in the academy. So coaching has definitely been a part over a long time together with their obvious talent.

All coaching also based on our “system”, so they can come straight in knowing what’s expected.

From that perspective, it’s not surprising they know what to do on the field as a senior player. What is surprising is that they’ve adjusted so quickly to the speed of the AFL game.

Credit to everyone involved.

I think it's a catch 22 in a way because the academy kids are developed already. They come in and they are ready to play and we as supporters expect them to follow a trajectory to become champions. Look at Mills, wins the rising star and we presume that like any regular 18 year old he has a huge amount of development in him. However, that isn't the reality because he has already learnt all the things that a raw debutant from a different background hasn't. Professionalism, diet, training and all these things that could elevate an undeveloped talent to become a champion has already been achieved.
A kid like Warner has more unexploited potential than a Swans academy kid because he has not been in that professional environment and been given access to the best coaches. So I think we can appreciate how game ready these academy kids are but also temper our expectations a little.

 

[DeadlyAkkuret]

I would be surprised if McInerny didn't pick one up, along with Warner and Campbell, so I reckon we're odds on for 5. Stephens might nab one, but less likely.

No faith in Logan?


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[Heeney2Franklin]

No faith in Logan?


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Logan needs to stop giving them off could of had 4 on the weekend.

 

[BarneyBent]

No faith in Logan?


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I said Campbell when I meant Logan haha. Campbell already has his!

 

[caesar88]

Gulden
Campbell
McDonald
Warner
Stephens
McInerney
Gould
Carruthers
Sheather

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McInerney already received a nomination last year.

 

[anotherletdown]

Hate comparing players but you are right. Gulden looked like how Selwood looked for Geelong when he debuted just looked ready. Campbell is just so classy though and he only needs it 15 times to really hurt you got it 12 last weekend

About 80% of his disposals were kicks on the weekend, he'll kill you with that split. So will Dawson. The more those two encourage defensive forwards to be selected the better for our undersized defense

 

[anotherletdown]

I would be surprised if McInerny didn't pick one up, along with Warner and McDonald, so I reckon we're odds on for 5. Stephens might nab one, but less likely.

Edit: McDonald not Campbell.

Think McInerney is too old.

 

[Tesla Tenet]

McInerney already received a nomination last year.

I think the rule is that you can only nominated once per season. Doesnt stop getting another one in a different year. But unsure



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[anotherletdown]

I think it's a catch 22 in a way because the academy kids are developed already. They come in and they are ready to play and we as supporters expect them to follow a trajectory to become champions. Look at Mills, wins the rising star and we presume that like any regular 18 year old he has a huge amount of development in him. However, that isn't the reality because he has already learnt all the things that a raw debutant from a different background hasn't. Professionalism, diet, training and all these things that could elevate an undeveloped talent to become a champion has already been achieved.
A kid like Warner has more unexploited potential than a Swans academy kid because he has not been in that professional environment and been given access to the best coaches. So I think we can appreciate how game ready these academy kids are but also temper our expectations a little.

Couldn't agree more. This is 100% spot on.

The academy exposes and develops potential much earlier, hence you end up drafting a player closer to their full potential. They still get bigger, stronger and more experienced, like all draftees but you just don't get that unexploited growth.

Dont get me wrong, watching Mills and Heeney develop is great. We just have to appreciate its unlikely to be on the same curve as players like Warner, Rowbottom and McInerney - which really does add a bit more hype and excitement

 

[anotherletdown]

I think the rule is that you can only nominated once per season. Doesnt stop getting another one in a different year. But unsure



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Correct. Only one nom per year. Outside of that it's ten games or less and under 20 years of age.... if i remember correctly

 

[BarneyBent]

Think McInerney is too old.

He's 20 so he's fine.

 

[Kapers]

About 80% of his disposals were kicks on the weekend, he'll kill you with that split. So will Dawson. The more those two encourage defensive forwards to be selected the better for our undersized defense

While I agree, some of the best disposals I've seen from Campbell have been handballs. He's got really good awarness in the contest and a super quick punch. Set's up play beautifully.

 

[caesar88]

I think the rule is that you can only nominated once per season. Doesnt stop getting another one in a different year. But unsure



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God this award is dumb as ****

 

[The Gong]

His attack on the ball is fantastic. That moment on the back flank when he ran at full pace and scooped the ball up. Brilliant. Or when he ran through the pack to tap it down and collected it cleanly and kicked out to the wing. Confidently running down the wing with a bounce and delivering it to Parker. He looks like a 200 game veteran.

 

[LukeParkerno1]

God this award is dumb as ****

It is but it's a nice reward for the young players who have been good through the year. Treat it for what it is though.