List Mgmt. 2022 Draft Thread - Part I

[George]

Sticking this at the top of each page. If it gets annoying, let me know and I can just put it in the original post of the thread. Credit to Lore

 

[SaintsSeptember]

I can understand calling Humphrey dynamic. He size and power etc.

The Phillipou doesn’t scream dynamic but more that unique size for a midfielder.

Tsatas is more dynamic in my eyes and he can break from stoppage at speed.

In reference to our midfield.

I think we lack 2 key types.

Overall both types are accumulators. But they differ in how.

We lack breakaway pace from stoppages (Tsatas)

And we lack the 2/3/4 disposals in a chain from a player who has great footskills to retain and set the play up (Cmac)

Our current best 4 mids in role would be:

Tagger: Ross/Windy
In and under Ball pig: Crouch
The mid who goes the duration and impacts throughout: Steele
Hurt factor: Gresh

There has to be no excuses for me if Tsatas and Cmac are available at our picks. Need both

Radio this moring they asked Tsatas how he'd go in the middle against Wardlaw. Replied that Wardlaw would beat him, he's more crash and bash, but added , "but i'd get him on the outside ".

 

[gringo2011]

Radio this moring they asked Tsatas how he'd go in the middle against Wardlaw. Replied that Wardlaw would beat him, he's more crash and bash, but added , "but i'd get him on the outside ".

Ross Lyon sides don't tend to rate guys who can't spread. If Luke Ball couldn't run enough on the outside it tells you the type of players he rates in the midfield. I wonder if that is a factor in our picking.

 

[stavro#4]

Radio this moring they asked Tsatas how he'd go in the middle against Wardlaw. Replied that Wardlaw would beat him, he's more crash and bash, but added , "but i'd get him on the outside ".

Okay… what point are you making here?

 

[The Boar]

Hawthorn are reportedly committed to Humphrey.

Humphreys kicking action is rank, pass please

 

[MOLTEN GANGLANDS]

Reminds me of D-Mac more than anyone tbh

woah, he's not that good ease up

 

[Winmar2Lockett]

I can understand calling Humphrey dynamic. He size and power etc.

The Phillipou doesn’t scream dynamic but more that unique size for a midfielder.

Tsatas is more dynamic in my eyes and he can break from stoppage at speed.

In reference to our midfield.

I think we lack 2 key types.

Overall both types are accumulators. But they differ in how.

We lack breakaway pace from stoppages (Tsatas)

And we lack the 2/3/4 disposals in a chain from a player who has great footskills to retain and set the play up (Cmac)

Our current best 4 mids in role would be:

Tagger: Ross/Windy
In and under Ball pig: Crouch
The mid who goes the duration and impacts throughout: Steele
Hurt factor: Gresh

There has to be no excuses for me if Tsatas and Cmac are available at our picks. Need both

I have no doubt once Windy's apprenticeship as a run with player is over, he'll be our burst player.

It'll be a massive call for Toce if we have the choice of Tsatas or Cmac.

 

[The_Snake26]

Where do people think Brayden George will go in the draft? Reckon he gets to our 2nd?

 

[Winmar2Lockett]

Where do people think Brayden George will go in the draft? Reckon he gets to our 2nd?

I hope so.

Hopefully the ACL will put a few off.

 

[Diehard Saint]

The only problem with that is trading player that are worth a first rounder in a super draft means selling off your top talent. Nas might want out and we could potentially get a pick off Port but they don't have it any more so would be a 2024 pick or a player. He'd have to agree to go to Adelaide.

It is problematic. But surely the onus is on Port to then trade around and find a first round offer that suits us?

 

[SaintsSeptember]

Okay… what point are you making here?

jesus do i need to have a point?
It was just a snippet of Tsatis describing his own playing style.

 

[SaintsSeptember]

I have no doubt once Windy's apprenticeship as a run with player is over, he'll be our burst player.

It'll be a massive call for Toce if we have the choice of Tsatas or Cmac.

I'd hope they already have a full list of players and the order they would take them well before the night, with a lot of research ( including discussions with relevant people ) on the ones that are likely to be thereabouts.

On the night it should be simply a matter of crossing of the names and taking the one we rate best.
Could be a few trickier bits, like don't take Phillips with our round 4 if we already took a tall defender earlier.

 

[stavro#4]

jesus do i need to have a point?
It was just a snippet of Tsatis describing his own playing style.

It was out of context to my post you quoted.

So I had no idea where you were going with it.

 

[Winmar2Lockett]

I'd hope they already have a full list of players and the order they would take them well before the night, with a lot of research ( including discussions with relevant people ) on the ones that are likely to be thereabouts.

On the night it should be simply a matter of crossing of the names and taking the one we rate best.
Could be a few trickier bits, like don't take Phillips with our round 4 if we already took a tall defender earlier.

That's exactly what they do.

 

[Tommy Wigs]

Reminds me of D-Mac more than anyone tbh

Without the Brownlow ceiling that Dmac has

 

[Tommy Wigs]

jesus do i need to have a point?
It was just a snippet of Tsatis describing his own playing style.

Please lay out your point mf

 

[Tommy Wigs]

I have no doubt once Windy's apprenticeship as a run with player is over, he'll be our burst player.

It'll be a massive call for Toce if we have the choice of Tsatas or Cmac.

I’ve started crossing off the calendar days until we see Windy at training.

 

[SaintsSeptember]

Without the Brownlow ceiling that Dmac has

What? He has a ceiling?

 

[Dr Spaceman]

Without the Brownlow ceiling that Dmac has

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[SaintsSeptember]

I think he's the type that Ross will like.

 

[Sarcoidevo]

I see Tsatas being that high accumulator with average low impact kind of player

Like a Mitchell or Parish

Will turn it over as much with a non descript bomb as he hits a sideways no gain target 20-30m away which will be plenty

Doesn't seem to hit scoreboard much either and doesn't look overly strong overhead and his tackle stats are well below average

Pass

 

[bird_man]

I see Tsatas being that high accumulator with average low impact kind of player

Like a Mitchell or Parish

Will turn it over as much with a non descript bomb as he hits a sideways no gain target 20-30m away which will be plenty

Doesn't seem to hit scoreboard much either and doesn't look overly strong overhead and his tackle stats are well below average

Pass

I definitely don't see that.

Those guys win a lot of footy but don't have a burst of speed

Tsatas is a bit more chaotic in his game style. He might make a few mistakes along the way but he's got pace and takes the game on

 

[Darrian Barnett]

From what I've read Tsatas sounds like a Zac Jones that can win it 30 times every week. Sounds pretty good to me

 

[Barrels]

Take CMac.

Put him in his old club number, the recently-vacated #14. Have Gears give it to him along with his mobile number for mentoring advice.

Simples.

 

[gringo2011]

From what I've read Tsatas sounds like a Zac Jones that can win it 30 times every week. Sounds pretty good to me

he doesn't really play much like Jones to me. He's sort of like a Noah Anderson type of inside/outside mid.

 

[The Boar]

Any truth to the rumours of trading in a second Top 12ish pick?