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Yeah, I'm not actually picking him. Legend has it he finished last in every 3km he ran at the Suns. (And that includes supposedly taking 30 seconds off his PB last year)
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Fish didn’t mention but Rayner is super this pre-season and has been training with the Midfielders
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I can see a world of pain with that backline
Really not sure about a 4th that I want. Maybe Dawson? But I'm also not set on a 5 Mid structure either.
Interested to know why the MN has gone up this year...
Assuming already posted somewhere, but am coming from a fair eway back, just seeing who retained / got DPP status and who took it awy, and the first few prices.
DEF
Jack Ziebell - NM $585,800
Aaron Hall - NM $572,900
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Callum Mills - SYD $612,100
Patrick Dangerfield - GEE $567,800
Lachie Neale - BRI $543,200
Patrick Cripps - CAR $454,800
Nat Fyfe - FRE $456,500
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Brodie Grundy - COL $627,100
Braydon Preuss - GWS $204,700
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Jarrod Berry - BRI $268,500
Stephen Coniglio - GWS $261,300 (MID/FWD)
Charlie Curnow - CAR $224,300
Looking at it, Cogs seems very hard to pass up, even given his durability issues. Preuss would offer a heap of flexibility, but he's just got that injury curse.
Neale apparently flying, guess you'd have to slot him in.
DEF
Jack Ziebell - NM $585,800
Aaron Hall - NM $572,900
MID
Callum Mills - SYD $612,100
Patrick Dangerfield - GEE $567,800
Lachie Neale - BRI $543,200
Patrick Cripps - CAR $454,800
Nat Fyfe - FRE $456,500
RUC
Brodie Grundy - COL $627,100
Braydon Preuss - GWS $204,700
FWD
Jarrod Berry - BRI $268,500
Stephen Coniglio - GWS $261,300 (MID/FWD)
Charlie Curnow - CAR $224,300
Looking at it, Cogs seems very hard to pass up, even given his durability issues. Preuss would offer a heap of flexibility, but he's just got that injury curse.
Neale apparently flying, guess you'd have to slot him in.
Jesus, Berry Is cheap. If he's right and playing through the middle, worth a watch at least.
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So if Preuss plays Round 1 how many would start him? He will be too much to start on the bench as R3 so you would need to play him on the ground but he could derail your season from the start or be the Cash cow of 2022 and set up the rest of the year.
I'll put him R3. With Darcy, Omac and Preuss, you're still spending just as much as set and forget.
Preuss is a fat s**t, basically zion of the AFL without the talent. Flynn/Briggs should threaten his spot if he can miraculously stay fit
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What if Preuss is scoring more than Oscar? Then do you burn a trade getting rid of Omac and another to upgrade elsewhere?
i * darcy off and move Jackson in the ruck and loop them like an alpha
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Berry is mid only
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Because the people running SC are kents
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How do you loop in the rucks?
i get an R/F 102ker, with Jackson R/F starting in the Rucks. Say Preuss plays first and scores 90, i want that, so i move my loop with Jackson and then we're good. would only work in certain situations but it's effectively giving me both a loop in the rucks and forward line.
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Defensive rookies have been terrible for years. I'm working on going at least 4 deep in defensive and sacrificing a SP mid. If there turns out to be some good rookie defenders I'll adjust.I can see a world of pain with that backline
At this stage thinking 4 of The Gull, Hall, Whitfield, Short, Helmet, Sicily and Hewett. Hewett very much a watch in preseason.
Loving that D/M action this year.
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You should definitely start Jackson and loop like that. It's a great plan.
Hayes from Port a good chance to get games this year, a playing rookie priced R3 is gold. Can't miss that.
Might spoil the plan, but still start Jackson
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