Fogarty woukd be close to minimum wage.Fire sale. I don't agree with the strategy but going all in on the next two seasons. Maybe this frees up coin?
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Fogarty woukd be close to minimum wage.Fire sale. I don't agree with the strategy but going all in on the next two seasons. Maybe this frees up coin?
We have to make room for old blokes. That's the reason. To make room for someone like Smith we need this guy to go even though he's contracted. We therefore have no leverage when dealing because we need him gone due to list crunch. It's the Caddy situation all over again, where we're giving up a contracted player for far less than we should, just because we need cap/list space for the old players we're bringing in.So what the hell happened? Everyone was crowing about his return to the team this year. A great midfield talent on the rise. Now despite being contracted we have traded him for almost nothing. Why?
Would be list space more than cap space.Fire sale. I don't agree with the strategy but going all in on the next two seasons. Maybe this frees up coin?
And constable going.Fire sale on Geelong first-round picks over the years. Cocky and Fog gone for a couple of bags of chips. In Cockatoo's case it was understandable. This guy really did look good in his first season and even this year looked to be coming along. Now he's gone for an... 8-pick second-round upgrade and a third-round pick we won't use. Not much of a draft for us with him and Kelly both gone now.
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List spot presumably, guessing the club rates Narkle higher who can now be retained. Although I would disagree strongly with that personally.So what the hell happened? Everyone was crowing about his return to the team this year. A great midfield talent on the rise. Now despite being contracted we have traded him for almost nothing. Why?
Fogarty woukd be close to minimum wage.
Which at his age makes him a failed pick. Everyone thought he was going to be a gun. Even mid this season.He would have continued to struggle to get a game.
If it was list spot we wouodnt of trade him for 2 draft picks.List spot presumably, guessing the club rates Narkle higher who can now be retained. Although I would disagree strongly with that personally.
The reality as much as it might hurt some here is that our record of drafting youth that become quality, consistent contributors during the 2010s is very poor. We get good value from mature-age state league recruits and have kept ourselves propped up with recycled players from other teams. Only a very small handful of young players in the team that have come through the draft, which is what Wells is renowned for being so adept at utilising to procure talent.And constable going.
we all talked about that draft as the one where wells turned it around. Its now a failed draft.
Yes he is.No he isnt
I must have missed that.Which at his age makes him a failed pick. Everyone thought he was going to be a gun. Even mid this season.
Anticipating moving multiple picks for JC which we weren't originally planning.If it was list spot we wouodnt of trade him for 2 draft picks.
Probably using a lot of high picks to get Cameron so will need the late picks to flesh out the list. Similar to 2015.If it was list spot we wouodnt of trade him for 2 draft picks.
I dont even have a handful. From the grand final i have miers and parfit. Thats it. Henry was a rookie. Not taken with a national draft pick. Stewart was but he was an older player.The reality as much as it might hurt some here is that our record of drafting youth that become quality, consistent contributors during the 2010s is very poor. We get good value from mature-age state league recruits and have kept ourselves propped up with recycled players from other teams. Only a very small handful of young players in the team that have come through the draft, which is what Wells is renowned for being so adept at utilising to procure talent.
You know it is.I'm sure hoping #30 doesn't get sent to Nth for Higgins.
Which at his age makes him a failed pick. Everyone thought he was going to be a gun. Even mid this season.
Over 95 percent of players were national draftees.Brother, these days, most of the picks from all the teams are failed picks. Let's not make it out that its just us that have failed picks. The best thing about our failed picks? We can on-sell them to other teams lol.
I have no faith in the draft after pick 7. Academy's/zones and father sons allow the best young players to go to clubs outside of their draft ranking. The remaining top are usually able to slot into AFL teams. The smokey's and roughies (Tim Kelly, Tom Stewart, Blicavs, O'Connor) - well they are just random hits - you never know how players turn out in an AFL environment. Then there are the injuries, the mental health issues, the personality clashes, the work ethic or lack there-off.PLAYERCARDSTART11Tim Kelly
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Most draftees are just depth for teams. These days, winning/professional edge comes from tried and true mercenaries.
Rookies seem to work for us too.I dont even have a handful. From the grand final i have miers and parfit. Thats it. Henry was a rookie. Not taken with a national draft pick. Stewart was but he was an older player.
That Richmond team that flogged us in the GF only had Nankervis, Prestia and Lynch.Most draftees are just depth for teams. These days, winning/professional edge comes from tried and true mercenaries.
Willing to put that on the line?You know it is.