**** me I hope we get the cattle back for next year, will be exciting times ahead if we can
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The way Cox is going he may overtake Hamling by round 1 next year. Very composed tonight. Neat by foot and takes a nice mark.
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Agree Cox looked good tonight but think your forgetting the quality of Hamling. I’d say he’ll get plenty of opportunity with Pearce unfortunately injured though.
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The way Cox is going he may overtake Hamling by round 1 next year. Very composed tonight. Neat by foot and takes a nice mark.
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Colyer is already contracted for next year.Delistings actually spot on. Colyer and Matera MAY get a chance for next season. The unfortunate for Butters, North and Giro are they’re unknown talents. Dixon is the one that bothers me. Handy forward, smart but unlike Tabs, just doesn’t work hard enough.
Harsh on Dawson and Clancee.Holy hell this is hard - and just recalling some of the best 22 we had in the 2012-15 period makes you realise how bright our next five years could be!!
My main comment is just look at that back six - if we can get them all on the park that is hands down the most complete back six in our history.
B: Ryan - Hamling - Logue
HB: Wilson - Pearce - Young
C: Cerra - Brayshaw - Aish
R: Darcy - Fyfe - Serong
HF: Sturt - Hogan - Switta*
F: Walters - Tabs - Henry
I/C: Mundy, Hill, Lobb, Tucker
*For his forward pressure and general positional play I think he brings a balance this forward line needs.
I’m backing Valente and Frederick to take Mundy and Hill’s places in 2022 and 2023 respectively.
Cannot believe I can’t find room for Cox, Hughes or Crowden (I’m a huge fan of each), but they give us more than handy cover.
Surprised I can’t find room for Conca and Blakely, but I’ve prioritised the cleaner foot skills of Tucker.
Happy to see Bewley, Duman, Watson, Acres and Shultz down the pecking order. They’re serviceable players, but no team with realistic Top 8 aspirations would have them best 22.
That’s 34 players though who I wouldn’t cringe when I see their names in the starting line up. I know I mentioned the 2012-15 side above, but the fact that Pearce (D & C), Sutcliffe, Sheridan, Suban, Clarke and even Dawson were regular starters just highlights how good the list we’re building is.
Harsh on Dawson and Clancee.
Hell no. Zac played to his strength which was killing the ball.Don’t get me wrong, I loved Zac (even more so after seeing his recent chats with Ross in the AFL app), but would I take him over Hamling, AP or Logue as a tall back - no I wouldn’t.
Reckon your spot on but harsh on Acres and the writing is on the wall for North unfortunately.Next Year:
Ryan Hamling Logue
Young Pearce Wilson
Aish Fyfe Cerra
Sturt Tabs Walters
Crowden Hogan Lobb.
Ruck Darcy Brayshaw Serong
Int: Tucker, Hughes, Henry, Mundy# (If a good pre season)
Make no mistake - this is a top 4 team in the competition ladies and gentlemen. What I like is that Young and Serong are already good AFL players in their first year - will be as good next year. If they all stay on the park and find form (big if) there are not too many weaknesses in this team, and barring Mundy - the oldest player is Walters at 29.
Depth. Schultz, S Hill (too injury prone to include in 22) Blakely, Watson, Cox (Unlucky) Duman, Conca, Bewley, Switta, Frederick,
Never going to make it: Colyer, Matera, Banfield, McCarthy (hate to say it) Dixon, Acres (not a fan) Carter, O Reilly
Too early to tell: Valente, North, Meek, Pina, Butters,
You wouldn't say Pearce is our best defender?
I see Hamling and Cox battling for the same spot tbh
Think we lack drive out of defence with that. Logue's the best of the tall's with ball in hand/run and carry. Pearce, Hamling, Cox, Hughes, really doesn't give you much going forward. If Hamling's not getting the first or second forward, he shouldn't be picked imo.If Hamling, Pearce and Logue were all available I’d have Cox playing in the backline with Hamling and AP and move Logue into the middle as a big bodied mid (I could see Griffin as the midfield type that unfortunately Morabito couldn’t be for us due to injuries).
Hamling is agile enough to play on the smalls, AP the biggest forward, Cox the opp 2nd tall fwd
If we had all available this would be my best 22 noting that Henry I’m expecting/hoping fulfills his potential...
B: Ryan, Pearce, Hamling
HB: Young, Cox, Hughes
C: Cerra, Serong, Aish
HF: Walters, Hogan, Sturt
F: Lobb, Taberner, Henry
R: Darcy, Fyfe, Brayshaw
I/C: Mundy, Logue, Conca, Hill
Wilson has been borderline sensational the last few games and realistically is ahead of Young, Hughes, Conca and Hill as players who would spend time in defence in your side. And I like all of those players. But I definitely agree that Cox’s form will make the Brains Trust think about how to fit all of Pearce, Hamling, Logue and Cox into the side. And like you I think Logue in the midfield, if it came off, would be an aggressive option that should be considered. A 5-10 minutes per game ruck is a variation on that.If Hamling, Pearce and Logue were all available I’d have Cox playing in the backline with Hamling and AP and move Logue into the middle as a big bodied mid (I could see Griffin as the midfield type that unfortunately Morabito couldn’t be for us due to injuries).
Hamling is agile enough to play on the smalls, AP the biggest forward, Cox the opp 2nd tall fwd
If we had all available this would be my best 22 noting that Henry I’m expecting/hoping fulfills his potential...
B: Ryan, Pearce, Hamling
HB: Young, Cox, Hughes
C: Cerra, Serong, Aish
HF: Walters, Hogan, Sturt
F: Lobb, Taberner, Henry
R: Darcy, Fyfe, Brayshaw
I/C: Mundy, Logue, Conca, Hill
It's hard to see because I don't think anybody will take him as is.Surely Hogan is on his way out the door..