There is no downside to pick 18 when it relates to finishing ladder position.
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Fair. Maybe because I'm reading the autopsy thread simultaneously.
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stop it.............everyone knows the quickest way to a flag is a series of number one draft picks followed by a series of ratshit coaches.....
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Shaun Mannagh anyone?
6.2 28 touches and 4 clearances in the VFL GF today.
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you can do that? who are you, blake acres?
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On Durdin, if he’s not the best key defender in all of the state leagues, then move him on.
If there’s better out there, bring them in.
Yes those were the halcyon days of the cfc when we were full of “potential” and “green shoots”.
I'd consider what we've invested in learning our systems and developing "connections" with the defensive group (as applicable and relative to talent differential)
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Given where our first round pick lands this year and our lack of other currency we should definitely consider trading it. Historically the hit rate for first round picks 15+ isn't much better then 2nd rounders but clubs will still overpay for it particularly if there is a player they like there on draft night.
Last year Hathorn gave up pick 27, a F2 and a F3 for pick 18. Would be great if we could land a deal like that.
Last year Hathorn gave up pick 27, a F2 and a F3 for pick 18. Would be great if we could land a deal like that.
..."But he's contracted and a former top 10!!"...
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As far as I’m aware there was a rule that $80,000 of a rookie listed players contract is treated as outside the salary cap, with list spots so tight and O’Brien under contract for next year but probably not required given the depth of options we have to play the wing now I don’t think the cost to our salary cap will be that significant, if he were to be paid out I would be guessing somewhere between 50k-100k counting against our salary cap if we can’t find him another club which is probably unlikely he should move on for his own good anyway if he wants a future at the highest level.
Also for those interested in Elijah Hollands where do they see him playing for us ? I’ve watched a lot of him in the last few months purely because of his brother and the trade rumours linking him to us, however from what I’ve seen he’s too slow for our needs as a half forward and if played in the middle he makes an already slow midfield even slower he would be no quicker than any of Cripps, Cerra or Kennedy and only slightly quicker than Hewett. He’s an ok player but not really a need for us unless we are moving on from Kennedy and Hewett.
Also for those interested in Elijah Hollands where do they see him playing for us ? I’ve watched a lot of him in the last few months purely because of his brother and the trade rumours linking him to us, however from what I’ve seen he’s too slow for our needs as a half forward and if played in the middle he makes an already slow midfield even slower he would be no quicker than any of Cripps, Cerra or Kennedy and only slightly quicker than Hewett. He’s an ok player but not really a need for us unless we are moving on from Kennedy and Hewett.
Hope we are aggressive during trade period.
Dare I say it, there is reasonable depth in the current list.
We go for a big fish, I’m all for it.
Dare I say it, there is reasonable depth in the current list.
We go for a big fish, I’m all for it.
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I don’t claim to understand points systems and the like, but John Ralph suggests Hollands would be for a future second or third. Not a 2023 pick.
Twitter rumor - Dow has been offered a 1yr contract, decision to be made after the player exist meeting - no idea of the validity of the rumor
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Dow does that every week in the VFL…
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marchy & cunners to go around again..........like that.............dc will have to lift his intensity I'm thinking if he wants to stay in demand
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Who would Holland from GC replace in the current team/ fight a position for?
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I can only think of a cage-match with his brother, winner takes all............
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