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I know exactly what you mean! I really wanted to see him but lock him in for next year
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How does everyone see Darling? Up and down all year, but has the potential to be a 90+ averager IMO if he develops some consistency...
DaSawx
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Yep.
Ablett, Swan, Cotchin, Rookies.
Ablett, Swan, Cotchin, Rookies.
Pendles?
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Combine Sam reid and Lewis Jetta and Darling's STILL a better bet
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lol. J.Riewoldt won the Coleman and he only averaged 90 and was wildly inconsistent as well. Once Reid starts fufillinng his potential, thats about the same sort of scores he is going to get IMO. Lewis Jetta will probably end up like Stephen Hill, perhaps. Can potentially carve up teams if you leave him free, but under a tag is anonymous for the most part.
Both Reid and Jetta will never be good SC choices i reckon.
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Reid if he turns out as good as i THINK he will be will prolly be ok.......should've off-loaded Jetta 5 weeks in
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Yeah Reid will be a great player, but he'll never get the big averages you were probably after, he's more of a stay at home forward. The only types of forwards with that sort of build that do well are the ones used as a link up between between midfield and forward like a N.Riewoldt or a B.Hall in the years gone by. Jetta had a break out year performance wise. As you can see, only a couple of scores over 100. He'll never make it as a SC'er 
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Cant wait until the fixture is released and all our locks and initial plans are thrown into turmoil because they all share the bye lol
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Naitanui/Jacobs > ie set and forget Rucks who can actually play 20 games, must resist Mumford and Leuenberger.
Possibles
Bock
Sylvia
Zaharakis
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I thought about Bock, but it seems like players with bad leg breaks like those typically take a lot longer to recover from i think, Barlow struggled for a long time. Should be nicely priced next year, but a big risk perhaps, i might jump on if he has a good pre-season.
Thinking Heppell and J.Grimes will be good picks in the backline next year.
Cotchin's a lock in my mids.
Thinking of going Natinui and Jacobs in the rucks.
Fyfe, Franklin and Christiansen I like in the forwards aswell as Zaharakis if he is still listed as a forward.
Cotchin's a lock in my mids.
Thinking of going Natinui and Jacobs in the rucks.
Fyfe, Franklin and Christiansen I like in the forwards aswell as Zaharakis if he is still listed as a forward.
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Thinking Naitanui/Ryder.
Zaka, Fyfe, Bennell, Martin, Le Cras up forward.
Ablett, Swan, Cotchin, rookies in mid.
Zaka, Fyfe, Bennell, Martin, Le Cras up forward.
Ablett, Swan, Cotchin, rookies in mid.
The guys to look for imo, are Dustin Martin as m/f, Dale Thomas as m/f, Zaharakis as m/f, Stevie J as m/f, Gibbs d, Yarran d.
Locked in starting mids at this ridiculously early point, Ablett, Pendles, Kennedy, Selwood.
Luke Ball would be an ok choice if he was 350k, but even then I would probably steer clear.
Will be interesting to see if any of Fyfe, Dangerfield, Beams, Sidebottom get to keep their m/f positioning. If any of them do then they should be locks too.
I am going for a very basic defence next year, putting in guys like Howard/Conca/Yarran in my team. Guys who are likely to average 70-80 but are good for a game every week. There are just too many poor scoring defenders these days with the way the game is played, its not worth overspending on guys like Waters/Scotland/Suckling. Probably Birchall and Goddard the only two you would confidently say have a good chance of hitting a 100 average. Shaw and Enright pretty reliable but don't look to be going up in averages.
Locked in starting mids at this ridiculously early point, Ablett, Pendles, Kennedy, Selwood.
Luke Ball would be an ok choice if he was 350k, but even then I would probably steer clear.
Will be interesting to see if any of Fyfe, Dangerfield, Beams, Sidebottom get to keep their m/f positioning. If any of them do then they should be locks too.
I am going for a very basic defence next year, putting in guys like Howard/Conca/Yarran in my team. Guys who are likely to average 70-80 but are good for a game every week. There are just too many poor scoring defenders these days with the way the game is played, its not worth overspending on guys like Waters/Scotland/Suckling. Probably Birchall and Goddard the only two you would confidently say have a good chance of hitting a 100 average. Shaw and Enright pretty reliable but don't look to be going up in averages.
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Some Carlton players like Yarran (and Gibbs) may be worth watching closely over the pre-season. New coach might put a different role on a few of the players leading to a very tidy increase in average.
Ball might be tempting, but the problem will be that he won't score enough to be a midfield keeper, and he probably won't make enough cash to be a decent cash cow. I guess he could sit in your midfield all year and perhaps end up as your M7, but I think I'll be going for purely guns 'n' rookies in the midfield.
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What gives you the impression Joe Daniher will be cheap - he'll be the same as Patton this year - $170K + which in my boat ='s an expensive rookie, can find the same value for $100K and spend the $70K elsewhere and thus securing an ultra premium
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I doubt he'd be 170k. Number 1 picks start at that and they get a bit cheaper until they start leveling out at 110k or so. I'm not sure how far back down the draft it goes until they all start costing 110k or 103k, might be at the start of Round 2? Bombers are going to get Daniher on the cheap though in the 1st round, i reckon he might be in the 130-140k range?
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1 1 Jonathon Patton $196,600
TAC Cup Greater Western Sydney1 2 Stephen Coniglio
$191,600
WAFL Greater Western Sydney1 3 Dom Tyson
$186,600
TAC Cup Greater Western Sydney1 4 Will Hoskin-Elliott
$181,600
TAC Cup Greater Western Sydney1 5 Matt Buntine
$176,600
TAC Cup Greater Western Sydney1 6 Chad Wingard
$171,600
SANFL Port Adelaide1 7 Nick Haynes
$166,600
TAC Cup Greater Western Sydney1 8 Billy Longer
$161,600
TAC Cup Brisbane Lions1 9 Adam Tomlinson
$156,600
TAC Cup Greater Western Sydney1 10 Liam Sumner TAC Cup Greater Western Sydney
1 11 Toby Greene TAC Cup Greater Western Sydney
1 12 Sam Docherty TAC Cup Brisbane Lions
1 13 Taylor Adams
$136,600
TAC Cup Greater Western Sydney1 14 Devon Smith
$131,600
TAC Cup Greater Western Sydney1 15 Brandon Ellis TAC Cup Richmond
1 16 Tom Sheridan TAC Cup Fremantle
1 17 Clay Smith
$116,600
TAC Cup Western Bulldogs1 18 Brad McKenzie
$111,600
SANFL North Melbourne1 19 Elliot Kavanagh
$106,600
TAC Cup EssendonThere is a clear pattern of a $5000 drop for each pick. The year before Swallow started @
$188600 but prices were scaled down to allow the extra bench.
The year before Scully started @ $179,200
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