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Ben Hobbs (184cm)Speaking of Fyfe and Brodie reckon we should try find a bigger inside mid with that last list spot.
Think we're one short this year.
Luke Jackson could be the answer. Plus NOD can play that role if we get injuries. Id prefer a genuine winger as our SSP spot.Speaking of Fyfe and Brodie reckon we should try find a bigger inside mid with that last list spot.
Think we're one short this year.
Say what now?Sweld Coc
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Jackson, Johnson, Erasmus, Young and Nod (in height order) is enough big inside mids. One will be squeezed out to peel. We need to also find midfield time for Serong, Brayshaw, Bolton, Reid and Switta.Luke Jackson could be the answer. Plus NOD can play that role if we get injuries. Id prefer a genuine winger as our SSP spot.
There's 44 on our list once this player is recruited. Shouldn't there be more than one at Peel?Jackson, Johnson, Erasmus, Young and Nod (in height order) is enough big inside mids. One will be squeezed out to peel. We need to also find midfield time for Serong, Brayshaw, Bolton, Reid and Switta.
He'd actually be really useful in guts for peelDon't forget midfield time for JOM![]()
What shits me he unsuccessfully attempts to breaks tackles and should just give the first option.There's this big mid in next year's draft. Looks handy.
We all know JOM will be the go to guy this year.
Need two over the next two years IMO.There's this big mid in next year's draft. Looks handy.
We all know JOM will be the go to guy this year.
The spread from the contest is more important than the bash and crash.Need two over the next two years IMO.
Don't necessarily need to be that 190cm mid. A guy in the mid-180s would be fine.
I find it difficult to see the world where the best state league/delisted inside mids out there have any sort of real shot at inside mid minutes for us. Much like most teams, our best "depth" inside mids are just guys competing in other spots. Serong, Brayshaw, Young, Bolton, Jackson, Ras, Johnno, NOD, JOM, Wagner. And this is before raising guys who haven't played major inside minutes ever/in a long time at AFL level, but could do a job there if asked. Half of those are big bodies.Speaking of Fyfe and Brodie reckon we should try find a bigger inside mid with that last list spot.
Think we're one short this year.
Sweid looks more midfielder but definitely has some forward nous. When we selected Serong he was listed as mid/forward.I am happy with our draft haul but how the hell did we let Fred slip to the Eagles. I honestly thought we gave the Eagles free draft capital as a handshake deal, it turns out Walls just gave them the picks for no flipping reason. Did we really need three small forwards? They have got a steal here.
Yeah fair enough, but if we were so keen on him we would have picked him earlier. The main point is that if we didn't give WC those free picks we could have had both players.Sweid looks more midfielder but definitely has some forward nous. When we selected Serong he was listed as mid/forward.
Whan a steal at Cat-B rookie.
Fred would be handy but I have heard from many sources we were very keen on Kickett. Getting him on the rookie list is perfect.
I guess we could have made a pick in PSD or selected him late ND but given the opportunities to do so that weren’t taken I’m going to assume he was not a requirement nor a priority from Walls.
Our midfield depth is thin now. There's almost nothing there outside of our best 23 and draftees added in the last few days. Johnson and Wagner the only two other mids on our list that didn't play against Gold Coast. And Fyfe is gone and JOM will be in twelve months.I find it difficult to see the world where the best state league/delisted inside mids out there have any sort of real shot at inside mid minutes for us. Much like most teams, our best "depth" inside mids are just guys competing in other spots. Serong, Brayshaw, Young, Bolton, Jackson, Ras, Johnno, NOD, JOM, Wagner. And this is before raising guys who haven't played major inside minutes ever/in a long time at AFL level, but could do a job there if asked. Half of those are big bodies.
When Neale got injured, who took those minutes? Bailey, Rayner, Levi Ashcroft. Bont goes down and no Treloar? Time for Freijah, Sanders, and West to shine. Will Day out? Now Josh Ward steps up for those inside minutes.
Not necessarily the most opposed to a charity list spot being extended to the winner of a mid off btwn like Parfitt, Setterfield, Hobbs, Phillips, whoever else. But I like my depth players versatile (which is why I think the Mason Cox signing is great), and I like train-on spots extended to u22s that have a real chance of cracking into the 23 in time.
For that last list spot, I'd rather either a project tall to put pressure on our relatively large contingent of OOC talls (Voss, OMac, Riddle, Nicholls, Davies, Murphy) or an outside, half back/wing type that has proper proper burners (Fahey, Lual).
Yeah fair enough, but if we were so keen on him we would have picked him earlier. The main point is that if we didn't give WC those free picks we could have had both players.
Seemed more about list spots on the main list. He didn't want to go beyond 36 if he didn't have to. Very good draft next year by all reportsYeah fair enough, but if we were so keen on him we would have picked him earlier. The main point is that if we didn't give WC those free picks we could have had both players.
Missed the part where WC used those free picks to get Fred? Could've sworn we passed twice while we still had a list spot and they didn'tYeah fair enough, but if we were so keen on him we would have picked him earlier. The main point is that if we didn't give WC those free picks we could have had both players.
I see both Sweid and Murray as the types that can play both mid or small forward but neither as the main stoppage mid or genuine small forward. Sweid is slightly more mid and Murray more forward.Put me down for one mature body onballer just to fill a role if absolutely needed. The rest of the list feels pretty perfectly balanced except for likely one KPD too many. Id probably only swap them for one more tall up front though so potato potahto
Exactly. The trade with WC and Brisbane for me was more about giving freebies and a leg up to Brisbane.Could have had both regardless. Chose not to.
VFL guns Jacob Dawson (34.5 disposals, 16.5 contested possessions, 9.3 clearances, 4.5 inside 50s, 3.3 tackles) and Tom Blamires (24.5 disposals, 4.1 tackles, 2.5 clr) might be handy SSP train ons to look at also....I find it difficult to see the world where the best state league/delisted inside mids out there have any sort of real shot at inside mid minutes for us. Much like most teams, our best "depth" inside mids are just guys competing in other spots. Serong, Brayshaw, Young, Bolton, Jackson, Ras, Johnno, NOD, JOM, Wagner. And this is before raising guys who haven't played major inside minutes ever/in a long time at AFL level, but could do a job there if asked. Half of those are big bodies.
When Neale got injured, who took those minutes? Bailey, Rayner, Levi Ashcroft. Bont goes down and no Treloar? Time for Freijah, Sanders, and West to shine. Will Day out? Now Josh Ward steps up for those inside minutes.
Not necessarily the most opposed to a charity list spot being extended to the winner of a mid off btwn like Parfitt, Setterfield, Hobbs, Phillips, whoever else. But I like my depth players versatile (which is why I think the Mason Cox signing is great), and I like train-on spots extended to u22s that have a real chance of cracking into the 23 in time.
For that last list spot, I'd rather either a project tall to put pressure on our relatively large contingent of OOC talls (Voss, OMac, Riddle, Nicholls, Davies, Murphy) or an outside, half back/wing type that has proper proper burners (Fahey, Lual).