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After Collingwood got such a minimal return during their fire sale, they needed extra picks for academy kids on draft night and knew this year's first was going to be traded in pursuit of young Daicos. GWS saw an opportunity and were able to exploitHow on Earth did GWS end up with the pies first rounder? A live trade during last years draft?
More a mid forward then a forward mid.I'm a fan of sonsie.. but only seen a few clips. Anyone have any info on him? Looks classy as hell, fast, good user, the kind of player you want in your team
If you were confident of landing a certain twin in 12 months.
I would be trading Battle and burning a little currency and try get another pick around our first.
the chance to get 2 of Sonsie Hobbs ward maybe even Sinn- is the kind of drafting that allows you to move forward a few years in a single draft.
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What do you think Battle is worth? And to whom?If you were confident of landing a certain twin in 12 months.
I would be trading Battle and burning a little currency and try get another pick around our first.
the chance to get 2 of Sonsie Hobbs ward maybe even Sinn- is the kind of drafting that allows you to move forward a few years in a single draft.
Facebook or twitter ?Purely hypothetical talk here, but the word a couple of weeks ago was that GC want to offload their first rounder - what kind of package could get that done? Some sort of big move up the draft or getting another first rounder (doesn’t have to be as high as GC) would be really significant. Especially since our drafting has been so efficient lately.
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And i thought he was an ITK LOLTom Morris
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As much as i would Like Schlensong, I don't think I could ever get around his hair.
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Travesty they didn't name him Hugh really.The big purple-headed Schlong goes hard though. Stands up in a tackle and is a real upright member of the community.
Those Geelong players are barely worth 3rd round picks, let alone pick 3.Reckon Geelong would be looking at GCS pick 3. They have players that GCS may like Narkle Constable etc.
GCS pick 19 or 22 we would want for Battle....minimum.
If Ross gets a pick in the 30s then we are looking good on draft night.
Collingwood I feel will shape draft pick movements. They need to upgrade to get Daicos and also have to take 2 other picks. I smell desperation especially as they also have no coach which impedes player movement.
Cerra no cert if Lyon gets Carlton job. So Freo becomes a player as well.
Lots to play out.
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That's the dream but if we've once again overrated our players and continue to get SFA back for them, then a dream it shall remain.If you were confident of landing a certain twin in 12 months.
I would be trading Battle and burning a little currency and try get another pick around our first.
the chance to get 2 of Sonsie Hobbs ward maybe even Sinn- is the kind of drafting that allows you to move forward a few years in a single draft.
100%If you were confident of landing a certain twin in 12 months.
I would be trading Battle and burning a little currency and try get another pick around our first.
the chance to get 2 of Sonsie Hobbs ward maybe even Sinn- is the kind of drafting that allows you to move forward a few years in a single draft.
I’d be starting with Battle and 9 for 3, move onto Battle for 19 but probably settle for 22. He gives them a ready made second key forward alongside King. Considering they paid pick 2 for Weller they’re more likely to do it than not. Is Battle worth 19 or 22. Probably not, but GC are a desperate club.Purely hypothetical talk here, but the word a couple of weeks ago was that GC want to offload their first rounder - what kind of package could get that done? Some sort of big move up the draft or getting another first rounder (doesn’t have to be as high as GC) would be really significant. Especially since our drafting has been so efficient lately.
I’d be starting with Battle and 9 for 3, move onto Battle for 19 but probably settle for 22. He gives them a ready made second key forward alongside King. Considering they paid pick 2 for Weller they’re more likely to do it than not. Is Battle worth 19 or 22. Probably not, but GC are a desperate club.
He’s probably surplus to our needs now with the emergence of Sharman
If the saints had pick 3, would you want to trade it for 9 and Battle?
Daicos is a father son Monty, collingwood cleared out their first last year and can pay with latter picks they don’t want a first as it will just be used up on daicos. Geelong aren’t getting anywhere near pick 3 with a package of narkle and constable. It’s going to take someone of real worth to get that pick. Battle who knows, cerra is an interesting one given the story’s of Mutual dislike.Reckon Geelong would be looking at GCS pick 3. They have players that GCS may like Narkle Constable etc.
GCS pick 19 or 22 we would want for Battle....minimum.
If Ross gets a pick in the 30s then we are looking good on draft night.
Collingwood I feel will shape draft pick movements. They need to upgrade to get Daicos and also have to take 2 other picks. I smell desperation especially as they also have no coach which impedes player movement.
Cerra no cert if Lyon gets Carlton job. So Freo becomes a player as well.
Lots to play out.
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If the saints had pick 3, would you want to trade it for 9 and Battle?
We want kids they want a mature player, wether battle fits the bill is debatable.If the saints had pick 3, would you want to trade it for 9 and Battle?
Being thrown around the ground and spending as much time in defence as he did up forward, Melbourne Next Generation Academy ruckman Mac Andrew put forward a commanding performance for Vic Country in their challenge match against Vic Metro on the weekend.
It was such a commanding performance that the Demons should not expect to be able to match bids for Andrew, as this year any bid inside the top 20 for NGA prospects cannot be matched.
With similar capabilities to Paddy Ryder, the athletic Andrew managed 15 disposals, seven marks (a game-high four contested), nine contested possessions and one goal in the clash at Windy Hill.
What was impressive from Andrew was the mix of what he provided. From taking strong contested marks forward of centre -- often outreaching opponents in better position -- taking intercept marks when stationed in defence, to cleanly taking the ball off the bounce and using his skills cleanly, it's apparent Andrew is one of this draft's most talented talls.
Andrew is a ruck prospect at 200cm with clean hands, but also has the skills by hand and foot and a set shot routine that can be relied upon. Athletically, Andrew is unbelievable as a high leaper with notable rare agility for someone his height.
Andrew was exposed to only limited minutes playing through the ruck, but when he received the chance, he stood head and shoulders above everyone else. On one play, the 18-year-old had a decisive tap down and followed up his own tap work by winning the ball off the bounce, showing off his athleticism and dynamic ability in similar vein to West Coast star Nic Naitanui.
There was a second ruck contest that stood out; coming up against the 204cm and highly-touted Sam Darcy, Andrew drove his knees into Darcy's chest while elevating his waist up to head height against Darcy in a statement moment.
Through the ruck in past performances, it should also be noted that while Andrew is an unbelievable leaper, his soft hands and taps to advantage have been sublime and make clear that he should over time develop through the ruck.
Where Andrew is vulnerable is when the opponent gets into a wrestling match with him or stops him from jumping, with Andrew still light and getting comfortably outmuscled and outmatched whenever his leap can be nullified at this stage.
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Mac Andrew leaps over Geelong ruckman [PLAYERCARD]Darcy Fort[/PLAYERCARD]. Photo by Daniel Pockett/AFL Photos/via Getty Images
Weighing in at less than 80kg, Andrew is a project player who will need to get stronger and do so without losing any of his leaping ability or mobility. It is likely wherever he starts his career he will spend his time developing as a key position player, before transitioning once physically developed into a ruckman.
https://www.espn.com.au/afl/story/_...ct-mac-andrew-launches-first-round-contention