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West Coast are showing with their said bid on Dean they actually don't know how to work the system. It works against them.
And 9 and 11 are really 12 and 14 if Dean didn't exist or we chose not to match.With the proposed deals we are essentially trading (based on where each bid comes as per Twomey's phantom guide)
9 + 11 + 54
for
3 + 22 + 35 + 36 + F2
Hard to be unhappy with that. If it ends up panning out like that I can see us moving that 2nd pick in the 30-40 range on for an F3 like someone else mentioned earlier.
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That's a horrible deal for Essendon, would never happen.Maybe.
Maybe they're also working with Essendon.
Bid on Uwland at 2, wipe a bunch of GC picks.
Bid on Dean at 3, we trade 10 (formerly 9) to Essendon and 12 (formerly 11) to NM for a bunch of picks in the 20s (plus a future second rounder) and match the bid.
Then WC trade 4 to Essendon for 8 and 11 (formerly 6 and 9).
Essendon were apparently keen on CDT, WC seem to like him but I'm not sure he's a major need for them, and picks 6 and 9 might appeal to them more. Essendon get CDT and retain pick 7 (formerly 5).
I said Taylor would slide because he was concerningly good at Mario Kart on Gettable...You can’t really argue against a bid at 3 for Dean not being overs because the expert WCE list manager says otherwise, then on the other hand claim Taylor and Lindsay amongst others as sliders. They will get picked where they get picked.
It’s all opinions but some are getting slammed for theirs.
I agree. The two first rounders this year and next will be swallowed up by father son bids. Keep in mind we also sent them back pick 31 & 42.I did feel at the time that chasing Sydney's, 2027 1st was a bit of a PR thing so the club could say it got 3 1sts for Curnow.
From a practical perspective we might have been better off forgoing it and giving Sydney less back in the trade.
Now go through the list of how many top 10 KPD have played 100 games or more.Another point on Dean and the idea that we should take pick 9 and 11 instead (which I've seen a few times).
None of the last 10 players taken at Pick 9 has been All Australian. Only two have played 100 games.
Only one of the last 10 players taken at Pick 11 has been All Australian (Nasiah). Again only two have played 100 games.
So the idea that we are losing out on superstars is a bit misguided. These picks aren't going at a high strike rate in recent years.
We didn't give Syd pick 21. It was used in a deal to get us points from the Hawks.I agree. The two first rounders this year and next will be swallowed up by father son bids. Keep in mind we also sent them back pick 21.
No, we didn't.Keep in mind we also sent them back pick 21.
I edited the post as it was pick 31We didn't give Syd pick 21. It was used in a deal to get us points from the Hawks.
Excuse the intrusion, but I believe you started this by trading Owies to us.
But are you now saying 31 and 42 is better than that 3rd first? Like what exactly should we have sent back because Curnow alone is not worth 3 1sts and Hayward (who on his own is worth a 1st).I edited the post as it was pick 31
Would have been nice if Eagles also bid on Patterson and Annable.Looks like they're preparing for an early Addinsal bid.
I reckon Richmond would take him with one of their picks.
Would have been nice if Eagles also bid on Patterson and Annable.
Another point on Dean and the idea that we should take pick 9 and 11 instead (which I've seen a few times).
None of the last 10 players taken at Pick 9 has been All Australian. Only two have played 100 games.
Only one of the last 10 players taken at Pick 11 has been All Australian (Nasiah). Again only two have played 100 games.
So the idea that we are losing out on superstars is a bit misguided. These picks aren't going at a high strike rate in recent years.
Got to be cautious if your sample there - players taken in the last 4 years wouldn’t have an opportunity to hit 100 games unless their teams played multiple finals.
Take your sample back to 2011-2020 to give everyone the chance to get to 100 games.
Pick 9: 3AAs, 6 x 100+ games.
Pick 11: 1AA (Toby Greene), 5x 100+ games.