We have no interest in Clarke, haven't even talked to him
His kicking is pretty average. Not surprised.
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We have no interest in Clarke, haven't even talked to him
Spoke to Brett Anderson, SEN Draft Expert, a little while ago who was kind enough to take my call off air.
Me: Will GWS be able to into deficit (using points from next years ND picks) to match bids on their academy players, given potential draft penalties pending for next year???
BA: It's a very good question to which I don't have a definitive answer for, but I suspect GWS were given a "heads-up" not to trade picks 15 & 37 for this year.
Me: Who will you be speaking to when you arrive in Sydney later this morning to find out???
BA: Gillon McLachlan or Mark Evans as Andrew Dillon is unlikely to be there. I'll be definitely doing some investigation when I get up there though.
Me: How many of the Academy boys do you think GWS will draft???
BA: Assuming that Essendon don't bid on Setterfield at #1, Setterfield, Perryman, Cumming & I think GWS may have made some commitment to Macreadie when they moved him to Sydney. Of course it depends where the bids come in, e.g. there's a rumour that Sydney may bid on Cumming with either #9 or #19. I think that Mutch gets to the open draft, Sproule gets to the open draft....and as do most if not all of the others. It will become very interesting though if they're unable to go into deficit and bids come early.
Me: How strong are the Phantom Drafts this year as to who you think will go where???
BA: Well for once the clubs are keeping their cards close to their chest. While Essendon will take either McGrath or McCluggage, with GWS it's much less clear. You could make a case for Taranto, Petrevski-Seton, McCluggage, McGrath, Ainsworth or even Bowes. Taranto could go as early as #2 or as late as #9. Whoever Essendon and more importantly GWS take at #2 will determine how the rest fall. Last year was easy because we had a full-blown rehearsal with the introduction of the new system so we knew who everyone was taking all the way out to #30 by the middle of the day.
Me: Know you're on the way to the airport so thanks for taking the call.
BA: Anytime and only too happy to answer peoples questions. Will definitely check out the "lay of the land" on your first question.
Good bloke Brett. Probably one of his busiest days of the year where everyone wants a piece of his time and he still found time to take my call off air on his way to the airport. Let's hope he gets a scoop on something no one else has asked about.
I have a feeling SOS will pick SPS if he's still available at pick 5. We need hard at it, quick midfielders and he fits the bill.
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Oracle has spoken.SPS and Ridley
SPS and Ridley
Interesting where they see Ridley playing eventually, a move into the midfield would be great, but could unleash Doc to the midfield eventually if he plays in the backline.
No need to tune in for the first little while now.
Ridley is not my preferred option at 25 but I am happy to back SOS in.
On face value it seems odd to bring in another defender but they must like his versatility and be confident he can develop into more.
From all reports he is a smooth mover and uses the ball well and you can never have enough of those traits at a football club.
He can kick the football the accurately. We need a whole lot of that!Ridley...
Ok, I see the talent just not the need. A utility without a solid position IMO
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Nothing like Aish.Appreciate your thoughts.
Has SPS had breakout games like Bont and Cripps?
Brodie was BOG early in the season and then played under injury. Has not torn it up but looks like he can.
Will not be disappointed with SPS and will hope he becomes the player we need.
Just not sure an Aish is the type of player we need at pick #5. Want consistent A grade output.
Ridley hey...Gonna have to grow on me
I am because I am a kid knowing that I could be watching the arrivals of our next premiership stars.Alright who's starting to feel like a kid on Christmas morning?
Come on now - own up.
I know I am. The anticipation is killing me!