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Eight Dees in Robbo's All-Australian team

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8 hours ago, Swooper1987 said:

Jake Niall has had his go in the Age:

https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/comebacks-new-blood-and-demons-galore-in-all-australian-mid-year-team-20210605-p57ye0.html

Goodwin coach

Gawn (interchange and VC)

May (CHB)

Oliver (Centre)

Petracca (HFF)

Pickett (FP)

Lever (Interchange)

 

 

That is such a bad team.

Naitanui over Gawn and Franklin in the team, bloody hell.

Franklin wouldn’t be in the top 100 players this year.

Comparison of Gawn and Naitanui this year:

https://www.footywire.com/afl/footy/ft_player_compare?playerStatus1=A&tid1=12&pid1=3346&fid1=S&playerStatus2=A&tid2=19&pid2=3108&fid2=S&type=A

 

Jake Niall's team is unbelievably bad.

We all love Pickett but McDonald-Tipungwuti is the competition's best small forward.

Grimes would struggle to crack the best 50 players in the comp on 2021 form. Each of Weitering, Moore and Starcevich have him covered, and Lever clearly deserves the starting 18 spot over him.

Franklin's been good but each of Hawkins, Naughton and even Ben King have been better for longer, given Franklin missed four games.

And Naitanui's handful of clearances in a game don't make up for the third of the match he spends on the pine doing nothing. Gawn is the league's best ruckman.

41 min on On the Couch, Fox Footy, NR (AA Judge) says Langdon will be getting a nomination... A judge can't say that can they?

 

I don't disagree mind.

 

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