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Saw an image the other day out of the GWS first picks at the draft from 2011 to 2020 - now only Whitfield and Ash remain. 

So imagine clubs will be lining up for Cadman in the near future to keep the trend going. 

 
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1 hour ago, roy11 said:

Saw an image the other day out of the GWS first picks at the draft from 2011 to 2020 - now only Whitfield and Ash remain. 

So imagine clubs will be lining up for Cadman in the near future to keep the trend going. 

I hope we're into Cadman and Callaghans ear already.

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Been stuck in an airport so just rewatched his highlights against WA and VIC Metro. He misses a lot of set shots, takes plenty of marks out in space but not so much contested. Attacks the ball / contest which is good but at times makes the wrong decision. Will watch his career with interest.


5 hours ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

Been stuck in an airport so just rewatched his highlights against WA and VIC Metro. He misses a lot of set shots, takes plenty of marks out in space but not so much contested. Attacks the ball / contest which is good but at times makes the wrong decision. Will watch his career with interest.

Healthy scepticism. I think I'll join you in your vigilance. I think there is an overvaluation happening. 

9 hours ago, Left Foot Snap said:

Healthy scepticism. I think I'll join you in your vigilance. I think there is an overvaluation happening. 

Which is what happens when there’s bugger all decent KPP depth in the draft.

Is Cadman overvalued? Yes. Will he be as good as the hype? Possibly

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