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Chris

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    Edited by Chris

    How is that? How would you reform the Academy player bidding system?

    My solution.

    Each club younger than 20 years can have an academy, each club over twenty years old gets father son.

    Every five years each club can have a max of three picks from F/S or academy for free. They can use these all in one year or spread them out depending on the talent coming through. The five years is a rolling five years.

    If a club want more than the three picks then they can have one per year, which would be governed by the rules as they were, i.e they can't get them for their last pick and would need to pay close to market price for them.

    This sounds complex but is actually fairly simple and allows for forward planning by all clubs, and removes the disadvantages of having F/S coming through or academies.

  2. assuming the ladder stays where it is, we have pick 4.

    trade ND4 to a middle of the table team ie. Geelong for both ND9 and ND27

    trade ND22 (845 points) and ND27 (703 points) to GWS for tomlinson and ND28

    use ND9 on a Ah Chee or Curnow / etc

    GWS get to use the extra points to offset selecting both Hopper and Kennedy (presumed early picks of ND5 (1751 points) and ND9 (1469 points) respectively) totalling 3220 points

    ND10 = 1375

    ND22 = 845

    ND27 = 703

    ND46 = 331

    total points = 3254

    Perfect example of why this new points system is bull S&*T.

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