Its actually the worst idea they've had. Its ok if there is just one NGA/Academy/F&S kid in the draft. But it becomes extremely expensive if there are more Academy kids in the draft. Why should matching a pick 5 bid be more expensive in one year than another just because multiple teams have a player?Honestly it's not hard you have 3 inequalities in the NGA, academy and father son. All you need to do is FIX the index and make clubs pay what is 'market value'. That is it, none of this 4 picks equal 1 top 5 rubbish. The idea of the maximum 2 picks for a first round talent is good. It means on basic terms you need a similar deal to what Carlton gave WCE for a top 3 pick last season.
When you can use 3 or 4 second and third round picks, it keeps the price fairer because a club has more options to trade. And the matching resources aren't so restricted because there are also two other clubs trying to gather them.





