I believe we can get Ebert at pick # 10.
I'm like Martin Luther King - I HAVE A DREAM...WE CAN GET EBERT!!!
I so hope you're right.
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I believe we can get Ebert at pick # 10.
I'm like Martin Luther King - I HAVE A DREAM...WE CAN GET EBERT!!!
Rendel's loss of pick 22 seems to be a pretty big one at the moment, that would have in handy, 27 and 30 are almost a touch too late.
Yeah 22 would have been fantastic ... I hope this doesnt come back to bite us![]()
I for one hope with pick 10 and 27 we pick the best player available, as long as it isnt another brainiac halfback flanker who lacks a bit of pace. Whether it be a key forward, defender or pacy midfielder grab them. With the lower picks we should draft players for requirements. We need pace big time!
From what I've heard readin this thread would love a player like Rioli.
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I've now decided this is the guy I want at 10. Why, I'm sure. I don't think I've actually read a bad word on the guy though.
Pretty sure if we wanted him, he would make #10.
Yes absolutely. I think I've referred to Greenwood as a 7/10 player. Rates a 7 at pretty much every aspect of the game. No weaknesses, no absolute strengths.Greenwood doesn't seem to be very highly rated by many posters on the Drafting/Trading board.
I get the perception that he's a bit "vanilla". Jack of all trades, master of none is the common theme.
I'm a big Mitch Farmer fan, would he be a good choice at 27?
Is McAdam eligible for the draft this year I thought he was too young?
All aboard the Rioli train!!!
I reckon we need another genuine Hard nut, inside player who dishes out to the running defenders. Thommo does a good job but we need a youngster developing. Genuine pace and flair would be handy as well.
I looked at our list and started a thread showing the best lineup for players who are 25yrs and under. This best shows where our needs/deficiencies are as Bassett, Goodwin, Edwards, Mcleod, Biglands, Welsh and Burton wont be around by the time most of our new draftees play their first game.
I believe we need:
1 x midfielder
1 x small forward (who can play in the middle as well)
1 x midfielder (who can play as a small forward as well)
1 x Key foward/3rd tall (ie Dave Gourdis if still available or Nick Salter)
1 x Ruckman or midfielder (choose the best available of the 2 types)
Ideal situation, but unlikely because some would be gone just before our pick:
Pick 10 Ebert/Rioli
Pick 27 Veszpremi
Pick 30 Maric/Motlop
Pick 38 Gourdis/Salter/Scott Simpson (take best available)
Pick 59 Normington/Jay Bowden/Polkinghorne or Ruckman (Will Sullivan)
Pick 75 Taylor Walker
Rookie List (obviously if still available)
Will Sullivan (Ruck)
James Wundke (Key Fwd)
Jay VB/Petrenko (HBF/BP/wing)
Zac Miller/Jesse Aish (wing/opportunist forward)
I like your strategy. The first three picks don't have very much diversity in practicality though. I see Rioli, Veszpremi, Maric and Motlop in a relatively similar light. Some are midfielders that can play as a small forward, some are small forwards who can play in the midfield. Even Ebert and Veszpremi have a couple of similarites - big bodied, tough midfielder. I would be happy to see any of these guys on our list (Ebert, Veszpremi, Rioli, Maric, Motlop is my order of preference) but getting three of those players with our first three picks offers little diversity. FWIW, I'd have Mitch Farmer ahead of Motlop though - apart from that I completely agree with getting those players, just not using our first three picks on them!I looked at our list and started a thread showing the best lineup for players who are 25yrs and under. This best shows where our needs/deficiencies are as Bassett, Goodwin, Edwards, Mcleod, Biglands, Welsh and Burton wont be around by the time most of our new draftees play their first game.
I believe we need:
1 x midfielder
1 x small forward (who can play in the middle as well)
1 x midfielder (who can play as a small forward as well)
1 x Key foward/3rd tall (ie Dave Gourdis if still available or Nick Salter)
1 x Ruckman or midfielder (choose the best available of the 2 types)
Ideal situation, but unlikely because some would be gone just before our pick:
Pick 10 Ebert/Rioli
Pick 27 Veszpremi
Pick 30 Maric/Motlop
Pick 38 Gourdis/Salter/Scott Simpson (take best available)
Pick 59 Normington/Jay Bowden/Polkinghorne or Ruckman (Will Sullivan)
Pick 75 Taylor Walker
Rookie List (obviously if still available)
Will Sullivan (Ruck)
James Wundke (Key Fwd)
Jay VB/Petrenko (HBF/BP/wing)
Zac Miller/Jesse Aish (wing/opportunist forward)
Pace, pace,pace...Surely this has to be our no1 priority. Without sounding like a racist, I would never risk a first round pick on an indigenous player, unless you already have enough young talent which we dont. Have seen too many misses rather than hits. Sure Mcleod, Burgoynes, Buddy, Oloughlin make me sound wrong, but how many Cockatoos, Clarkes, Tamblings, Oakley-Nicholls, Cupidos etc? And on the other hand how many gems have been found with nothing picks from nowhere like Pearce, Stiffy, Pickett etc. Pick 10 must be a 10 year player, we dont need cream on the cake.
