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1st pick Venables please.

Hoping we can trade the 2x3rds for a second and then upgrade the 2nds for a mid first maybe....

Hoping Sympkin or Clarke available there.



Venables explosive, pace, big bodied, great skills. FULL OF MONGREL. Please and thanks.

Clarke great inside player, big strong would help Cripps. Sympkin classy HFF/Mid, fantastic skills, big bodied
Could be a massive steal!!
Venables has very low output, you would want him to put together a few games of 4 quarter football.
 
I think Jimmae is being quite generous.

In hindsight we did outstandingly well on Henderson and Yarran so maybe there's a chance with Kreuzer.

I'd rate Menzel well above Casboult, Tuohy or Everitt, so have low expectations on their worth. Some sort of pick downgrade, ala Tom Bell, might be on the cards.
 
Agreed not sure of Menzel so far > Tuohy though

Tuohy is rated fairly highly

For the record I would trade all 4 if those picks were offered
 
Venables has very low output, you would want him to put together a few games of 4 quarter football.

I agree with what your saying. But the Bont wasn't prolific at champs in his draft year.
Did show flashes of talent. Don't think he spent much time on the ball IIRC.
He bolted up the draft boards when he showed he could play as a midfielder in the back half of the year in TAC cup.
Venables and Scrimshaw are both similar in that the flashes they show are like a snap shot of what they could be capable of in the future.
Guess that's why they are seen as risk and reward type prospects.
 

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Touhy was in the Coaches All Australian last year or some similar coaches award, he's thought of quite highly

And he's also overrated

I would trade anyone in the 25-28 group who has currency and whose shown their ceiling isn't premiership caliber

Why else would you retain them?? It's a no brainer IMO
 
I agree with what your saying. But the Bont wasn't prolific at champs in his draft year.
Did show flashes of talent. Don't think he spent much time on the ball IIRC.
He bolted up the draft boards when he showed he could play as a midfielder in the back half of the year in TAC cup.
Venables and Scrimshaw are both similar in that the flashes they show are like a snap shot of what they could be capable of in the future.
Guess that's why they are seen as risk and reward type prospects.

I remember watching Bont and to me he showed a lot more than Venables. He last game of the championships you watched him move into the midfield. I swear he would have racked up over 20 possessions (or close to it) and his kicking looked really good but his handball was one of the best I've seen in a long time.

Then you added the fact he was 193cm or so, he was an insanely high prospect.

Venables for me at the moment just does not show the output or ability to work for his possessions. I feel like he is getting by with pure athletic ability. If we're talking about a top 5 selection, not sure I would be risking my pick on him.

Brodie
McCluggage
McGrath
Sam Prevski-Seaton
Ainsworth
Jonty
Marshall

Those are some names I would probably consider before Venables at the moment. Now this may all change with a solid second half of the TAC season.
 
I remember watching Bont and to me he showed a lot more than Venables. He last game of the championships you watched him move into the midfield. I swear he would have racked up over 20 possessions (or close to it) and his kicking looked really good but his handball was one of the best I've seen in a long time.

Then you added the fact he was 193cm or so, he was an insanely high prospect.

Venables for me at the moment just does not show the output or ability to work for his possessions. I feel like he is getting by with pure athletic ability. If we're talking about a top 5 selection, not sure I would be risking my pick on him.

Brodie
McCluggage
McGrath
Sam Prevski-Seaton
Ainsworth
Jonty
Marshall

Those are some names I would probably consider before Venables at the moment. Now this may all change with a solid second half of the TAC season.

Yeah that's a pretty good list and I'd agree with almost all of it.
I don't think I saw that game with Bonty in the midfield at champs. I just remember he was getting 10-15 possessions mostly.
Think the Bont grew a little after he was drafted and after champs was around late first round in most peoples eyes.
IIRC he moves into the midfield for Northern Knights in the second half of the year and started blitzing it, which pushed him right up into top 5-10.
Venables is more in the Patracca mould, has more power to his game then grace. When he did go into the midfield for Metro it was more like he was pinch hitting in there, when Metro needed someone to step up.
He did do some clutch things and it will be interesting to see where he plays in TAC cup for the rest of the year.
Scrimshaw is the one who reminds me of the Bont. He played mostly off half back, think it might have been because he was just coming back from a few injuries.
But everything he did around the ground suggests he could play as a tall inside mid in the future.
His hands are very clean in traffic doesn't fumble, moves really well and love his left boot.
I'd go at this stage.
1. Brodie
2. McCluggage
3. SPS
4. McGrath.
5. Ainsworth
6. Marshall
7. Scrimshaw
Be interesting to see how things stand in say 12 weeks time.
 
Most likely scenario..

1. Essendon
2. Brisbane
3. Fremantle
4. Carlton
5. Gold Coast

Would probably like to keep this pick opposed to using it on the GWS4.
Same.
Pick 4 in this years draft will be gold.
 
And he's also overrated

I would trade anyone in the 25-28 group who has currency and whose shown their ceiling isn't premiership caliber

Why else would you retain them?? It's a no brainer IMO

The double edged sword to that is it obliterates the spread. We had a dearth of 20 to 24 year old and addressed that reasonably well with the GWS 4 and Kerridge, if we then obliterare everyone over 25 we rob Peter to play Paul and with Jamo, Walker and Simmo about to leave as well nuke bombing the rest of that half of the ledger exposes us to probably an even longer run down the bottom especially with experience to cover those losses

We can probably get away with shopping Casboult and or Everitt but not much else after that. We do not have any currency otherwise.

There may be options with delisted free agency to fill a need on the cheap as well.
 
Most likely scenario..

1. Essendon
2. Brisbane
3. Fremantle
4. Carlton
5. Gold Coast

Would probably like to keep this pick opposed to using it on the GWS4.

Tend to agree. Maybe give our 2nd rounder, 3rd rounder, maybe a 2nd rounder next year instead.

If we still chose to give up our 1st, we want their first back and won't give up a second.

Scenario 1:

Trade 1

Out: #4
In: #17, Marchbank, Steele, Tomlinson, Stewart

Go to the draft with #17, #22, #40, #50 or;

Trade 2

We trade Everitt, #17 and #22 (1881 points) to Gold Coast for #9 and #41 (1870 points).

End result, we get the GWS4, downgrade #4 to #9 and downgrade #22 to #41.

We go to the draft with #9, #40, #41, #50.


Scenario 2:

Out: #4, #22, 2017 second rounder
In: GWS first rounder via Collingwood pick (#6-8)

Let's say our 2017 second rounder is around #28 and Pies pick is #6. This places the value of the 4 players at #6 again. So we are basically getting them for two first rounders and a slight downgrade in the first round.

This is the most unlikely scenario and is dependent on GWS being very keen to offload them.
 
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Marchbank is not worth giving up our first pick, or downgrading it.

If we can get Tomlinson and Steele for a second rounder, then I'd be keen but that's as far as I'm interested in the GWS players.

If anything, we need to work out a way of getting another first rounder, preferably in the top 10.
 
Marchbank is not worth giving up our first pick, or downgrading it.

If we can get Tomlinson and Steele for a second rounder, then I'd be keen but that's as far as I'm interested in the GWS players.

If anything, we need to work out a way of getting another first rounder, preferably in the top 10.

talk seems to be there will be a lot of good players still available in 30s & 40s minimum. if sos can pull off a top 10 pick, 3-4 picks inside top 30 and another 2-3 before 50 that will help.
 
Tend to agree. Maybe give our 2nd rounder, 3rd rounder, maybe a 2nd rounder next year instead.

If we still chose to give up our 1st, we want their first back and won't give up a second.

Scenario 1:

Trade 1

Out: #4
In: #17, Marchbank, Steele, Tomlinson, Stewart

Go to the draft with #17, #22, #40, #50 or;

Trade 2

We trade #17 and #22 (1881 points) to Gold Coast for #9 and #41 (1870 points).

End result, we get the GWS4, downgrade #4 to #9 and downgrade #22 to #41.

We go to the draft with #9, #40, #41, #50.


Scenario 2:

Out: #4, #22, 2017 second rounder
In: GWS first rounder via Collingwood pick (#6-8)

Let's say our 2017 second rounder is around #28 and Pies pick is #6. This places the value of the 4 players at #6 again. So we are basically getting them for two first rounders and a slight downgrade in the first round.

This is the most unlikely scenario and is dependent on GWS being very keen to offload them.



Why would the gcs do the second trade for a measly 11 extra points ??? .......
 
talk seems to be there will be a lot of good players still available in 30s & 40s minimum. if sos can pull off a top 10 pick, 3-4 picks inside top 30 and another 2-3 before 50 that will help.

Only 2 ways I can think of to get another top 10 pick:

1 - Trade Gibbs to GWS for the Pies pick.
2 - Trade Casboult and our second rounder for a first rounder. Trade Everitt/Touhy for a second rounder. On trade that first and second rounder for a top 10 pick.
 
Why would the gcs do the second trade for a measly 11 extra points ??? .......
a measly 11 extra points would have almost got us over the line last night! think!
 
Marchbank is not worth giving up our first pick, or downgrading it.

If we can get Tomlinson and Steele for a second rounder, then I'd be keen but that's as far as I'm interested in the GWS players.

If anything, we need to work out a way of getting another first rounder, preferably in the top 10.
I'd be interested in giving up ~ #25 and #45 for Steele, Tomlinson and Stewart.

Slight discount to take Stewart off their books... however Steele is fairly highly rated... would they require more points?
 

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Only 2 ways I can think of to get another top 10 pick:

1 - Trade Gibbs to GWS for the Pies pick.
2 - Trade Casboult and our second rounder for a first rounder. Trade Everitt/Touhy for a second rounder. On trade that first and second rounder for a top 10 pick.

we will already have a top 10 pick
 
Why would the gcs do the second trade for a measly 11 extra points ??? .......

Yes, they have enough points to cover their best 2 academy prospects regardless. That was supposed to include Everitt since they tried to trade for him last year.
 
that would be nice. there is also the option of trading further picks as well

Offering up next year's first rounder is something we really should try and avoid. Next year's second rounder if clubs are interested in it, I wouldn't mind giving it up if it means gaining that additional top 10 pick for this year.
 
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