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That class could come in Dempsey form.It's solid but lacking in class. Need 1 more quality midfielder (hopefully Clark or Bruhn become that)
Could do worse than picking Ludowyke and sitting him in the VFL for three years. He's got some things to work on, but there's talent there.I was talking to Archie this week. My lad does gym with him at times. He said Adelaide and GWS are right into him. I mentioned the cats and he said id love to come to Geelong.
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Is it this year? If so it will be easy.I reckon this Cochrane/Port NGA thing makes getting Butters as a FA (without trading) more realistic now.
Port will need them points.
Never heard of him but just took a look... Geez, he has something about the way he moves for a guy that size... also has bulk and isn't just a skinny/tall, fast kid.
He doesn't even look like he is going fast (looking at his legs) but can maintain a gap and go from a stand-still to creating space in a few steps (rate it).
Being able to get past guys going left and straighten, even for a small player is a rare thing, and he does it multiple times in below vid.
Love the look of his movement... No idea about if he can accumulate, or just play in general... but I'm sold on his frame/movement alone. Upside looks to be there for sure.
Surely a player with those attributes doesn't get into the 40's in a weak draft.
George Steven's height, but with breakway ability. What am I missing here?
Youtube link: Is impressive.
I reckon this Cochrane/Port NGA thing makes getting Butters as a FA (without trading) more realistic now.
Port will need them points.
Never heard of him but just took a look... Geez, he has something about the way he moves for a guy that size... also has bulk and isn't just a skinny/tall, fast kid.
He doesn't even look like he is going fast (looking at his legs) but can maintain a gap and go from a stand-still to creating space in a few steps (rate it).
Being able to get past guys going left and straighten, even for a small player is a rare thing, and he does it multiple times in below vid.
Love the look of his movement... No idea about if he can accumulate, or just play in general... but I'm sold on his frame/movement alone. Upside looks to be there for sure.
Surely a player with those attributes doesn't get into the 40's in a weak draft.
George Steven's height, but with breakway ability. What am I missing here?
Youtube link: Is impressive.
Was hoping that Cam Nairn would be available at our pick but that appears no longer possible with him being now invited to night one of the draft.
Hopefully one of the rated kids falls to us. Lindsay I'd take in a heartbeat if there as we need to be better by foot from D50.
Otherwise O.Taylor, Addinsall and maybe Hibbins-Hargreaves have appeal for me. Not sure about Ludowyke?
I reckon this Cochrane/Port NGA thing makes getting Butters as a FA (without trading) more realistic now.
Port will need them points.
With 19 I’d go Ludowke. Looks skilful , has forward craft and big shoulders to fill into. High upside type that will be ready even Jezza decides to finish up. Will be a great partner with Neale.
40 Id go Riley Onley. This kid reminds me of Freijah. 195cm mid that moves well with speed and power. A great mark and the type of mid we lack.
Never heard of him but just took a look... Geez, he has something about the way he moves for a guy that size... also has bulk and isn't just a skinny/tall, fast kid.
He doesn't even look like he is going fast (looking at his legs) but can maintain a gap and go from a stand-still to creating space in a few steps (rate it).
Being able to get past guys going left and straighten, even for a small player is a rare thing, and he does it multiple times in below vid.
Love the look of his movement... No idea about if he can accumulate, or just play in general... but I'm sold on his frame/movement alone. Upside looks to be there for sure.
Surely a player with those attributes doesn't get into the 40's in a weak draft.
George Steven's height, but with breakway ability. What am I missing here?
Lindsay worries me. His kicking is surgical and some of the best seen in recent years, but there's really not much else to his game.I am 50/50 on ludowyke. He has the attributes but im not sure he has the innate competitiveness.
Id definitely take Lindsay if he gets through and id be disappointed if we didnt bid on addinsall (I think hes gettable).
I am 50/50 on ludowyke. He has the attributes but im not sure he has the innate competitiveness.
Id definitely take Lindsay if he gets through and id be disappointed if we didnt bid on addinsall (I think hes gettable).
interestingly you could make the same comparison to Miers for the bolded or Duncan later in his career. Both are/were pretty handy players. I don't know much about Lindsay so I could be off the mark but if he can develop a running game similar to those two he's a chance I reckonLindsay worries me. His kicking is surgical and some of the best seen in recent years, but there's really not much else to his game.
Not quick, not much of a contested game or clear midfield scope, and not overly defensive or adept 1v1.
That player can still work, and even be an AA (See Dan Houston) but you have to build a game plan around them to do so, and feed them the ball at all costs. They become THE system, not a mere piece of it.
Otherwise, you get 2025 Dan Houston. An unaccountable, slow plodder who is providing SFA out there outside of a couple neat kicks a game.
I wouldn't hate it if we picked him up, but it's not as simple as great kick = must have.
Lindsay worries me. His kicking is surgical and some of the best seen in recent years, but there's really not much else to his game.
Not quick, not much of a contested game or clear midfield scope, and not overly defensive or adept 1v1.
That player can still work, and even be an AA (See Dan Houston) but you have to build a game plan around them to do so, and feed them the ball at all costs. They become THE system, not a mere piece of it.
Otherwise, you get 2025 Dan Houston. An unaccountable, slow plodder who is providing SFA out there outside of a couple neat kicks a game.
I wouldn't hate it if we picked him up, but it's not as simple as great kick = must have.
I am 50/50 on ludowyke. He has the attributes but im not sure he has the innate competitiveness.
Id definitely take Lindsay if he gets through and id be disappointed if we didnt bid on addinsall (I think hes gettable).
That's fair. I put Gryan in his own category tbh.interestingly you could make the same comparison to Miers for the bolded or Duncan later in his career. Both are/were pretty handy players. I don't know much about Lindsay so I could be off the mark but if he can develop a running game similar to those two he's a chance I reckon
Agreed, but like I said it takes a specific role for it work.To be fair 2022-2024 Houston wouldn’t be criticized. Pies just didn’t utilise his strengths like PA did. Was pretty poor coaching by Fly I thought.
Lindsay worries me. His kicking is surgical and some of the best seen in recent years, but there's really not much else to his game.
Not quick, not much of a contested game or clear midfield scope, and not overly defensive or adept 1v1.
That player can still work, and even be an AA (See Dan Houston) but you have to build a game plan around them to do so, and feed them the ball at all costs. They become THE system, not a mere piece of it.
Otherwise, you get 2025 Dan Houston. An unaccountable, slow plodder who is providing SFA out there outside of a couple neat kicks a game.
I wouldn't hate it if we picked him up, but it's not as simple as great kick = must have.
Addinsal is I think achievable and would make a very good player. His footy iq is high which I like.
I take your point, but I haven't essentially done that...because you've just named a bunch of players with pace and run from half back - that was the whole point of what he lacks, hence the Houston comparison.I dont disagree with that completely but with the modern game now half back kickers that can cut through zones are essentially just as important as contested players. You have essentially with those flaws just described guys like Bailey Dale, amon, Farrell, saad, dambrosio, short and a whole heap of others. If your kicking is elite enough you can be a good player at that HBF position which he could be. I would prefer an elite mid over him yes (although this draft lacks that outside the academy guys) but hes a safer pick than a lot of players in this draft and his leadership ability is something id expect Geelong to rate if its a 50-50 call.