By next year all 3 will have 3 pre seasons under their belt, not 4 and you do realise that Parish, Hopper and Kennedy are from the same draft as Keays and Mathieson and only 1 year ahead of Berry and McCluggage? They aren't 30-100 games more experienced... Anyway I like them as potential trade targets don't get me wrong. Take them for what they are though, young talents they aren't quality, experienced players, not yet anyway.
Your missing the point again sorry. The 30-100 games is for all 5 of my targets and it's not 30-100 more then our current young talent. I never said that its that many more then who we could draft this year with the picks we would need to trade for them. Those draftees would all have 0 games experience and be more risk prone to leaving then players that would have had chosen to come. 3 of the 5 being from the same draft as keays and Matho isn't a bad thing. Matho and Parish are good mates. They are all mids so don't need as many games/preseason to be classified as experienced then say a kpp. If we needed to trade in a Kpp to build out list short term then sure we would need a 24-25year old. You can't say our best 22 with those 5 players included wouldn't win a stack load more games then our current one. We wouldn't have given up high end draft picks for what people call b and c graders either. All have chance to be or are genuine a graders. Another thing that would make our team more competitive next years is all the players you mentioned of ours will be a year older and have an extra preseason in them also. Using my plan though we wouldn't be playing many if any 18/19 first games next year in our 22. We would only be drafting a couple of academy players and maybe 1 from the main draft pool. The average of our whole list goes up more then 1 year, the average game of the 22 we field each week would be most probably up by more then 2 years and our average games experienced of the 22 would be much higher. Effectively we would have bridged a fair chunk of the gap we have with the rest of the league in those regards.







