- Moderator
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The club should seriously consider applying for a priority pick in 2017.
The current list depth has been severely affected by staying consistently competitive thus never netting high end draft talent and has also been compromised by attempting to rebuild a list during the onboarding of the expansion clubs.
The club has netted no consistent benefit from the father-son rule in terms of a volume of exclusively accessed talented recruits.
What the club has shown is stability in management and a commitment to the cause of 'resetting' in seeing off veteran players after a 3rd failed assault on reaching the top 4. This year the club has made a serious attempt at being competitive only to be frustrated by several close losses and a rapidly degenerating injury list.
Having never received a previous priority pick, getting one granted now would be a partial offset of the inequity of never receiving any AFL's on-field special assistance in the past.
Thoughts?
The current list depth has been severely affected by staying consistently competitive thus never netting high end draft talent and has also been compromised by attempting to rebuild a list during the onboarding of the expansion clubs.
The club has netted no consistent benefit from the father-son rule in terms of a volume of exclusively accessed talented recruits.
What the club has shown is stability in management and a commitment to the cause of 'resetting' in seeing off veteran players after a 3rd failed assault on reaching the top 4. This year the club has made a serious attempt at being competitive only to be frustrated by several close losses and a rapidly degenerating injury list.
Having never received a previous priority pick, getting one granted now would be a partial offset of the inequity of never receiving any AFL's on-field special assistance in the past.
Thoughts?