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maybe you are right, but in Melbournes case how is it that Grimes, Trengove, Frawley, Blease, Mckenzie, Tapscott, Sylvia ect have actually become worst players over time instead of kicking on? this doesn't happen at other clubs like it does at Melbourne.
Yarran needs to find more footy, for example Yarran this seaon is only doing what Zaharakis was doing back in 2010.
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maybe you are right, but in Melbournes case how is it that Grimes, Trengove, Frawley, Blease, Mckenzie, Tapscott, Sylvia ect have actually become worst players over time instead of kicking on? this doesn't happen at other clubs like it does at Melbourne.
I'll go a top 10.
1. Naitanui
2. Beams
3. Hanneberry
4. Ziebell
5. Hartlett
6. Sidebottom
7. Rockliff
8. Shuey
9. Sloane
10. Zaharakis
Every player in the above list is better than Yarran.right
It makes me sad, and I hate to admit it, but Michael Hurley probably isn't in the top ten players from this draft. But he would still go top 5 due to a needs basis I'm sure.
Thanks mate now can you email that to Bomber and Hirdy and let them know. I don't understand why they don't see it. Him and Carlisle would be an unstoppable backline duo.Hurley would be lucky to be top 15 as a forward IMO.
Get him in the backline - and he'll be back up the top in a real hurry.
May be a bit harsh, he has the attack on the footy to be a forward - not sure he has the nous or the key skills (goal kicking + goal sense).
He has the good footskills, a long kick, great spoiling, great strength, good bodywork to be an elite CHB.
Great to see Luke Breust slot into the top 6 with 468, really has come on in the last 2 years.AFL.com's Ratings are a bit of a joke, but this was done in one of the other threads and I was interested to see how the 2008 class (Nation/PSD) would fare.
Its about right. Nic Nat #1 Sloane and Bemas even.AFL.com's Ratings are a bit of a joke, but this was done in one of the other threads and I was interested to see how the 2008 class (Nation/PSD) would fare.
1. Naitanui (563)
2. Beams (498)
3. Sloane (492)
4. Shuey (482)
5. Rich (481)
6. Rockliff (466)
7. Redden (447)
8. Zaharakis (435)
9. Sidebottom (432)
10. Hartlett (422)
-Hartlett would have been 7-8th had I done this 3 weeks ago
-Hannebery and Ziebell the notable exclusions
-Ratings were very harsh on Hurley and Hannebery (is at 347, expected a bigger increase for this season but the only gained 20 points)
AFL.com's Ratings are a bit of a joke, but this was done in one of the other threads and I was interested to see how the 2008 class (Nation/PSD) would fare.
1. Naitanui (563)
2. Beams (498)
3. Sloane (492)
4. Shuey (482)
5. Rich (481)
6. Rockliff (466)
7. Redden (447)
8. Zaharakis (435)
9. Sidebottom (432)
10. Hartlett (422)
-Hartlett would have been 7-8th had I done this 3 weeks ago
-Hannebery and Ziebell the notable exclusions
-Ratings were very harsh on Hurley and Hannebery (is at 347, expected a bigger increase for this season but the only gained 20 points)
I would say it's about right. I don't think you could make a case that Ziebell or Hannebery are definitively better than any of the players listed. I think it highlights just how freakishly deep this draft goes.
interesting, no room for a 200cm ruck forward that has speed and agility,
wonder how long it will take for the bigfooty groupthinkers to catch on....
Great list. This is pretty much what I had in mind. Nic-Nac-Paddy-Whack is clearly in front with the 2-5 you can go in any order. I'm actually surprised to see Hartlett smash through into the top 10 after his injuries etc. Any other year and Hannebery would be top 10. So much depth from the top of the draft to the rookie draft. Love the Lions 3-Rs all 10 year players for the club.AFL.com's Ratings are a bit of a joke, but this was done in one of the other threads and I was interested to see how the 2008 class (Nation/PSD) would fare.
1. Naitanui (563)
2. Beams (498)
3. Sloane (492)
4. Shuey (482)
5. Rich (481)
6. Rockliff (466)
7. Redden (447)
8. Zaharakis (435)
9. Sidebottom (432)
10. Hartlett (422)
-Hartlett would have been 7-8th had I done this 3 weeks ago
-Hannebery and Ziebell the notable exclusions
-Ratings were very harsh on Hurley and Hannebery (is at 347, expected a bigger increase for this season but the only gained 20 points)
Great list. This is pretty much what I had in mind. Nic-Nac-Paddy-Whack is clearly in front with the 2-5 you can go in any order. I'm actually surprised to see Hartlett smash through into the top 10 after his injuries etc. Any other year and Hannebery would be top 10. So much depth from the top of the draft to the rookie draft. Love the Lions 3-Rs all 10 year players for the club.
by the end of their careers the only player better than Vickery on the 2008 draft list will be NICNAT, and that will be arguable, by that time, all the bigfooty groupthinkers will be gone, they will either have jobs, or finish high school or both.
by the end of their careers the only player better than Vickery on the 2008 draft list will be NICNAT, and that will be arguable, by that time, all the bigfooty groupthinkers will be gone, they will either have jobs, or finish high school or both.
Doubt it he isn't even top 5 kpp at this stage. He's probably be about 20-25 in the draft.by the end of their careers the only player better than Vickery on the 2008 draft list will be NICNAT, and that will be arguable, by that time, all the bigfooty groupthinkers will be gone, they will either have jobs, or finish high school or both.
