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JDG or Josh Kelly come on downArmed for 2020.
Our current picks 2,7,30,57,62
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JDG or Josh Kelly come on downArmed for 2020.
Our current picks 2,7,30,57,62
If the 2020 ladder finishes the same as 2019... we have #2 (Melbourne’s pick from trade) and #7 (our pick)wait, where did picks 2 and 7 comes from?
If the 2020 ladder finishes the same as 2019... we have #2 (Melbourne’s pick from trade) and #7 (our pick)
Considering what he normally posts that's bloody good.Replace the word “Furthermore” with “Alternatively” or you’re dreaming
Hope that last part translates to MaseThere is no indication either kelly or whitfield will be gettable because GWS has afl backing to keep their foundation superstars. Collingwood on the other hand is vulnerable and will have to make a decisions on the big 3. Grundy and Moore are key position structural player that are very difficult to replace. De Goey as good as he is does not have the same value. He is not as a consistent match winner like Martin. We can swoop in with a 5 x 1.5 offer and it's a done deal. At a new club, he is no longer a luxury player but a hired top gun, he has to perform to justify his price tag. Humans are funny creature, quite often greatness is achieved when you are forced to do something and not being too comfortable.
Don’t forget Turner and a few othersoic, we need to finish 6 or higher with at least 1 finals win. Furthermore, it should be a priority to get players like bailey scott, kyron, crocker and phase out the likes of mcmillan.
Hope that last part translates to Mase
Don’t forget Turner and a few others
I wouldn’t be banking on those points, Melbourne will be closer to the 8 than towards the bottom. I reckon their pick will end up between 8-12. Which will be similar to where we’ll end up.
When people say “we are armed with picks in 2020” or “flush with picks”, that fact is we have one extra pick. One.
Dude you are right plus we don't know where those picks will end up so we can't get ahead of ourselves.When people say “we are armed with picks in 2020” or “flush with picks”, that fact is we have one extra pick. One.
We have two first rounders. Package them for the first pick and then hold every subsequent club accountable by bidding on the best talent regardless of affiliation.
It prevents them picking up the non academy players and their player
If anything happened to max Gawn - they’d be on the mix for bottom 4.
No team relies on one player more.
Melbourne’s list is so overrated by many and I felt this way well before the trade got done.
They have about a dozen players who have stagnated in their development and just can’t take their game to the next level. Viney, Brayshaw, Petracca, Weideman, Hunt, Salem, etc promised so much, but are miles off what they hoped to deliver. They’re still relatively young, but I don’t see them becoming A graders.
Their forward line would be close to the worst in the comp. Apart from McDonald I don’t really see where their goals are coming from. McDonald was horrible last year and their hope for him is based off a solid form patch in 2018. The loss of Hogan has completely thrown their forward line out of whack structurally and forcing McDonald to take the best defender. They have a few handy smaller types that will contribute, but looks an area for concern for them.
May and Lever should be a handy duo down back, but the loss of Frost will hurt more than they think. He was the best stopper in the side by a fair margin in my opinion.
Jackson and Pickett will have pretty much no impact if any next year, they have lost Lewis and Garlett as depth and Jones is on the decline.
Oliver and Gawn are stars, but if one was to miss a large chunk it would be a disaster for them.
If they get hit by injuries again they will be bottom 4, if not they will be 10th-14th in my opinion.
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If anything happened to max Gawn - they’d be on the mix for bottom 4.
No team relies on one player more.
If Gawn misses significant time they'll be down there with GC.
There is no indication either kelly or whitfield will be gettable because GWS has afl backing to keep their foundation superstars. Collingwood on the other hand is vulnerable and will have to make a decisions on the big 3. Grundy and Moore are key position structural player that are very difficult to replace. De Goey as good as he is does not have the same value. He is not as a consistent match winner like Martin. We can swoop in with a 5 x 1.5 offer and it's a done deal. At a new club, he is no longer a luxury player but a hired top gun, he has to perform to justify his price tag. Humans are funny creature, quite often greatness is achieved when you are forced to do something and not being too comfortable.
If Goldy misses significant time we'll be down there with them.
And that's fine. Imagine having 2 top-5 picks.