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1 minute ago, Kent said:

which player would he replace in our starting 22 ??

I think we'll be able to find a spot for him in our forward half just quietly.

McVee May Lever

Salem Tomlinson Rivers

Langdon Oliver Hunter 

Petracca Petty Fritsch 

Pickett JVR Reid

Gawn Viney Sparrow

Brayshaw Neal-Bullen McAdam Bowey

Smith or Howes for sub.

Chandler misses out. 

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2 drafts since the 21 flag, which trade deals have improved our list?

2021- Dunstan x 5 games retired 

2022-  Grundy gone,  Schache x 2 games , Hunter only player getting a regular game…

How has our list improved comparing  this to Collingwood & Brisbane??

 

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14 hours ago, Redleg said:

Spargo, Chandler, ANB, Hunter and Smith for starters.

Hibbo and JJ who have gone.

What do these players all have in common?

None finished in the top 10 of the bluey.

Hold on that's not the case.

Having finished 9th last season, Nibbla finished 6th this season.

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12 hours ago, Little Goffy said:

If you're not sure who you want to take at pick one, pass.

Or perhaps don't ever bother to try and understand what the draft is or what it is trying to achieve and pass altogether.

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19 minutes ago, Demonsone said:

2 drafts since the 21 flag, which trade deals have improved our list?

2021- Dunstan x 5 games retired 

2022-  Grundy gone,  Schache x 2 games , Hunter only player getting a regular game…

How has our list improved comparing  this to Collingwood & Brisbane??

 

You may be right, but here's a more complete picture that includes young players who seem to have a future

21

Jacob van Rooyen

Blake Howes

Taj Woewodin

22

Jud McVee

Andy Moniz-Wakefield

Mathew Jefferson

Jed Adams

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7 minutes ago, waynewussell said:

You may be right, but here's a more complete picture that includes young players who seem to have a future

21

Jacob van Rooyen

Blake Howes

Taj Woewodin

22

Jud McVee

Andy Moniz-Wakefield

Mathew Jefferson

Jed Adams

My question was around trades on ready made talent eg pies brought bobby hill, mcstay , lions got Dunkley etc ours have been disastrous 

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48 minutes ago, Demonsone said:

2 drafts since the 21 flag, which trade deals have improved our list?

2021- Dunstan x 5 games retired 

2022-  Grundy gone,  Schache x 2 games , Hunter only player getting a regular game…

How has our list improved comparing  this to Collingwood & Brisbane??

 

Schache and Dunstan were never more than depth. Look at the price paid.

Grundy rucked alone, while Max was injured and it was more Max who failed than Grundy. Grundy was meant to ruck more with Max forward and because Max couldn’t play forward, they wanted Grundy to. That wasn’t the intent of getting him. We got back what we paid, it was 1 year and we move on.

Plenty of clubs bring in players who don’t consistently make their side. Often they are depth players.

We certainly have had recent success trading which led to a flag, getting Langdon, May, Lever, BBB, Hibberd and Melksham as examples.

Likewise not every draftee will be successful.

It is par for the course, hits and misses. The big hope is that the misses aren’t expensive.

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21 minutes ago, Redleg said:

Schache and Dunstan were never more than depth. Look at the price paid.

Grundy rucked alone, while Max was injured and it was more Max who failed than Grundy. Grundy was meant to ruck more with Max forward and because Max couldn’t play forward, they wanted Grundy to. That wasn’t the intent of getting him. We got back what we paid, it was 1 year and we move on.

Plenty of clubs bring in players who don’t consistently make their side. Often they are depth players.

We certainly have had recent success trading which led to a flag, getting Langdon, May, Lever, BBB, Hibberd and Melksham as examples.

Likewise not every draftee will be successful.

It is par for the course, hits and misses. The big hope is that the misses aren’t expensive.

Agree our  trades prior to 2021 flag were  great but last 2 seasons have bee misses , let’s hope 2023 brings in talent 

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