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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 2:12 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
Effes wrote:
So I guess the starting back 6 next year:

B: Newman Weitering Plowman
HB: Docherty Jones Williamson?

I don't think SPS should be playing in the back 6.

Another area of the list that does not have much depth.


I don't think SPS should be playing HB either. But like you said, its an area that doesn't have much depth.

Marchbank is in my first 18, anyday of the week, if fit.

The only reason I had Wiliamson at HB in my Best 18 for 2021 and beyond was because

a: He was 3rd quickest in some metrics amongst the measured draftees and there's not a lot of options

b: felt I was missing something when TC and BF posters were crazy about him for a few of his runs and long kicks for us in 2017. I saw minor glimpses, but saw shortfalls too.

Williamson was the best of what we had. We were the bottom of the ladder. Move forward to 2020 and I see the same issues with his over reliance on his left peg which as a weapon I hardly see. He also loved for taking on the game. Yes its nice to have that sort of courage, but still reminds me of the same antics of one Paul Bower.

Another thing some posters love about him is the aggression he shows, which is usually after his opponent has kicked a goal on him. I'd rather see it in play, at the ball.

He ball watches when he should have touch on his opponent's body. I know he's still developing, but the way he is defended by some posters he's either the next Messiah or they are living in hope he becomes more consistent.

I don't think his back injury has any impact on him in 2020 and he looks like the same as he did in 2017. So I don't understand why is given so much slack because of that.

I have a feeling if we get Williams, he will recruited to play midfield but may play HB at times, if some kids step up next year, they may take that spot from Williamson, and I am expecting Kemp or Ramsay to have eyes for that position, but for mine I would give Williamson's spot to Plowman and put Marchbank in the BP as the intercept mark, when Weiters isn't.

Remember that Williamson only came into the team when Newman went down and I am grateful we hade him. Bird in the hand.



Newman is not a “metres gained running defender” - Williamson has him covered there.

However neither Newman or Williamson are lock down defenders capable of playing on a small forward.

Be that as it may I still prefer Williamson, he missed a lot of football (40 odd games) in the past two years - I think he’ll kick on with another good pre-season and this years experience under his belt.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 2:15 pm 
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The old gen of simpson, murph, betts, kreuzer and curnow had one last crack to make finals and unfortunately we fell short. Its time to clear the deck and let the new generation step up, take the reins and create a winning culture. There are enough players with leader qualities to drive this. Doc, Cripps, Weitering and Walsh.

I fear keeping Murph and Curnow will make Teague start them at the centre bounces which will send us backyards. Keep one of them at best, preferably curnow who will pinch hit for midfield depth or play the odd tagging role. Let the players like SPS, Cunningham, Fisher, Dow, Stocker play their natural positions as their development has stalled playing out of position. Look at the year Weitering has had playing back all season.

This trade period should target key holes in our list. I would start with a genuine midfielder (preferably 25-28yrs) followed by a small pressure forward.


Welcome aboard blue5.
Do you like SPS? Hence #5?

You have a lot of friends here at TC who agree with you.
Curnow would be my pick too for a role player, but its time for a new recruit in the midfield (promising one for 3 years) and for the kids to stack on more muscle to play midfield and for Teague to be more ruthless with his magnet board and those favourites not in form.'

Weiters turned 23yo and is in the AA disussions.

Same age is McKay and Curnow, Cuningham and Silvagni. Harry was OK but still needs a lot more muscle and a kicking routine.
They must show huge improvement next year.

Then theres this year's 22yo who turn 23yo next year: SPS, Fisher, Macreadie Williamson and I don't know about Polson.

If 8 of the above step up whilst Dow and OBrien have another development year, we should play finals.

Teague needs to improve too.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 2:25 pm 
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AGRO wrote:
bondiblue wrote:
Effes wrote:
So I guess the starting back 6 next year:

B: Newman Weitering Plowman
HB: Docherty Jones Williamson?

I don't think SPS should be playing in the back 6.

Another area of the list that does not have much depth.


I don't think SPS should be playing HB either. But like you said, its an area that doesn't have much depth.

Marchbank is in my first 18, anyday of the week, if fit.

The only reason I had Wiliamson at HB in my Best 18 for 2021 and beyond was because

a: He was 3rd quickest in some metrics amongst the measured draftees and there's not a lot of options

b: felt I was missing something when TC and BF posters were crazy about him for a few of his runs and long kicks for us in 2017. I saw minor glimpses, but saw shortfalls too.

Williamson was the best of what we had. We were the bottom of the ladder. Move forward to 2020 and I see the same issues with his over reliance on his left peg which as a weapon I hardly see. He also loved for taking on the game. Yes its nice to have that sort of courage, but still reminds me of the same antics of one Paul Bower.

Another thing some posters love about him is the aggression he shows, which is usually after his opponent has kicked a goal on him. I'd rather see it in play, at the ball.

He ball watches when he should have touch on his opponent's body. I know he's still developing, but the way he is defended by some posters he's either the next Messiah or they are living in hope he becomes more consistent.

I don't think his back injury has any impact on him in 2020 and he looks like the same as he did in 2017. So I don't understand why is given so much slack because of that.

I have a feeling if we get Williams, he will recruited to play midfield but may play HB at times, if some kids step up next year, they may take that spot from Williamson, and I am expecting Kemp or Ramsay to have eyes for that position, but for mine I would give Williamson's spot to Plowman and put Marchbank in the BP as the intercept mark, when Weiters isn't.

Remember that Williamson only came into the team when Newman went down and I am grateful we hade him. Bird in the hand.



Newman is not a “metres gained running defender” - Williamson has him covered there.

However neither Newman or Williamson are lock down defenders capable of playing on a small forward.

Be that as it may I still prefer Williamson, he missed a lot of football (40 odd games) in the past two years - I think he’ll kick on with another good pre-season and this years experience under his belt.


I hope he can get rid of those Paul Bower moments. He should coz he's got speed on his side. I do have hope, but I'm not going to exaggerate about his ability this year.

I'm not a huge fan of either TBH (willo & Newman). But the more I watched Williamson this year, trying to find a reason to see him as the future, the more I have wanted Newman back.

Newman got 3 Brownlow votes against Swans last year and his metres gained are things Williamson can only dream of.

The point of metres gained is that you'd hope those long kicks that gain metres for his name find the target. Willo uses the long kick when he has no options. Every now and then (in other words rarely) he uses the left peg for a 40 metre pass. Gold to watch.

Wiliamson seems to panic too much for mine and costs us goals. That's not what he should be doing. I use to thinkthe same with Newman too against the smalls, but he does find targets by foot under pressure better than Willo.

There I go again. Its easy to talk about the strengths of any player, I have doubts on. Nearly convinced myself Newman is The Messiah the way I was sticking up for him.

Neither are the future for me at present, and they are minding a spot in the backline till something better stands up.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 2:28 pm 
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keogh wrote:
On Gibbons get your facts straight BV
Bugg was SOs S first choice from GWS surprise surprise surprise as Gomer Pyle used to say
So SOs kind of got that right


What fact didn't I get straight Keogh?
Did we not pick up Michael Gibbons the same year Adelaide picked up McAdam?
Is he not a state league pick up? Has he been not better a better contributor than Shane McAdam?
You're just deflecting bringing Bugg into the debate. :?

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 2:29 pm 
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Just saw the comparison between Williamson and Newman average per game for their careers

149 Williamson
400 Newman

Tackles, Marks, Disposals.......no contest

Is that what you thought AGRO?
I took it you though Williamson has Newman covered.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 2:31 pm 
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Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
On Gibbons get your facts straight BV
Bugg was SOs S first choice from GWS surprise surprise surprise as Gomer Pyle used to say
So SOs kind of got that right


What fact didn't I get straight Keogh?
Did we not pick up Michael Gibbons the same year Adelaide picked up McAdam?
Is he not a state league pick up? Has he been not better a better contributor than Shane McAdam?
Just because we picked up other players first doesn't make it a lesser pick.I have no idea what point you're trying to make. :?


Come on boys.

Behind the sheds.

Must be a dick size contest.

Interesting debate though.
Might check it myself

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 2:54 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
On Gibbons get your facts straight BV
Bugg was SOs S first choice from GWS surprise surprise surprise as Gomer Pyle used to say
So SOs kind of got that right


What fact didn't I get straight Keogh?
Did we not pick up Michael Gibbons the same year Adelaide picked up McAdam?
Is he not a state league pick up? Has he been not better a better contributor than Shane McAdam?
Just because we picked up other players first doesn't make it a lesser pick.I have no idea what point you're trying to make. :?


Come on boys.

Behind the sheds.

Must be a dick size contest.

Interesting debate though.
Might check it myself


You're right of course. We should let posters bag the club with zero accountability and no expectation of accuracy.
What was I thinking. :?

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 3:03 pm 
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Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
On Gibbons get your facts straight BV
Bugg was SOs S first choice from GWS surprise surprise surprise as Gomer Pyle used to say
So SOs kind of got that right


What fact didn't I get straight Keogh?
Did we not pick up Michael Gibbons the same year Adelaide picked up McAdam?
Is he not a state league pick up? Has he been not better a better contributor than Shane McAdam?
You're just deflecting bringing Bugg into the debate. :?

He picked Bugg first
If it wasn’t for Bugg going this is too hard Gibbons wouldn’t have gone to Carlton that year


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 3:05 pm 
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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 3:09 pm 
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keogh wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
On Gibbons get your facts straight BV
Bugg was SOs S first choice from GWS surprise surprise surprise as Gomer Pyle used to say
So SOs kind of got that right


What fact didn't I get straight Keogh?
Did we not pick up Michael Gibbons the same year Adelaide picked up McAdam?
Is he not a state league pick up? Has he been not better a better contributor than Shane McAdam?
You're just deflecting bringing Bugg into the debate. :?

He picked Bugg first
If it wasn’t for Bugg going this is too hard Gibbons wouldn’t have gone to Carlton that year

Yes and no.

Bugg was the last selection in the 2018 rookie draft, however, we had retained one spot on the list (passed on final ND selection)... then Docherty went down with an ACL and the LTI opened up a second spot.

Cottrell and Gibbons were signed as supplemental selections after that.

100% correct that Bugg was selected before Gibbons. Also correct that Bugg retired before Gibbons was added to the list.

EDIT: The truth most likely lies in the granular details of the list rules as applied to rookie listed players.

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 Post subject: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 3:22 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
sinbagger wrote:
bondiblue wrote:
sinbagger wrote:
bondiblue wrote:
[quote="bondiblue"]So next port for Carlton Footy Club is List Management.

The game vs Lions is a chance to see what we have developing in reserve, if they are good enough to compete at AFL level.
Who might we see next week? Whose spot do they take?

Ramsay was reported as pushing for a spot. Macreadie was back to his intercepting best in the back half.

Next year, we have Caleb Marchbank, Charlie Curnow, Nic Newman, Jack Silvagni back from injury.
Is there a spot for them in our fist 22?

Marchbank >>> Williamson
C.Curnow >>> Casboult
Newman >>> Simpson
Silvagni >>> McGovern

If so, where do they play? Who do they push out to the reserves team?


We need Casboult as a second ruck, C Curnow takes McGoverns position.
Silvagni takes Gibbins position and he moves to the midfield


You're probably closer to the pin.

My best 22 for next year has Casboult in it, and JSOS.
Levi has been out of form for a while.
His age and his form seems to be a Murphy like trend downhill.
Has me concerned


I don’t agree that Levi has been in that bad form, his work around the ground and value to the team as second ruck is underrated. As a forward he takes a lot of attention away from Harry as he almost always gets the best defender. In addition he’s been playing so well that the opposition are putting a lot of time into making sure he is blocked, double teamed and kept away from the ball. He needs to work through this and showing his frustration is not a good look, but I’d argue that the real issue is the lack of any team play to help him in the fwd line, our lack of structure and teaming in the forward line has been pointed out many times by many posters. The coaches need to come up with a system to help Harry and Levi be able to compete 1:1.

In summary, Levi is not in bad form, our forward line coach is in bad form.

Edit - Levi was ranked third in our team on the weekend for dream team points, it maybe a questionable ranking system but he can’t be that bad to be ranked so highly.


Onya Sinbagger.
Don't get me wrong, I'm a Casboult fan.
Having him selected to make way for Curnow was indicative.
I did explain why I did choose his name and he definetely is not in the same form he was in the first 6 rounds...imo.
Laying the blame solely on Forwards coach is not right. He can't hold onto the many Levi has been dropping in the last 5 rounds.

I do value any metric, with the view that no metric system is perfect in AFL and if you can't measure then you can't fix, so I like Fantasy despite its limitations. Yes it does suggest he was 3rd best for carlton, but lets face it, we got smashed by the bottom team. 16 points wasn't the difference to the eye.

Levi has been the 2nd best forward- ruck in the AFL this year but look at his kicking for goals in the first 6 rounds and then the next 10. He's found his old kicking boots and missing from in front. Pit it this way, I have lost the confidence I had in the early part of the season.

Levi isn't the reason we have been losing, but he hasn't been helping us win either. He has let his emotions get the better of him, and he's been like Murph of late, playing for frees. I guess that's what players do when they get old. He hasn't been getting paid frees coz he's letting the opponent take the front spot.[/quote]

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 3:30 pm 
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Crusader wrote:
keogh wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
On Gibbons get your facts straight BV
Bugg was SOs S first choice from GWS surprise surprise surprise as Gomer Pyle used to say
So SOs kind of got that right


What fact didn't I get straight Keogh?
Did we not pick up Michael Gibbons the same year Adelaide picked up McAdam?
Is he not a state league pick up? Has he been not better a better contributor than Shane McAdam?
You're just deflecting bringing Bugg into the debate. :?

He picked Bugg first
If it wasn’t for Bugg going this is too hard Gibbons wouldn’t have gone to Carlton that year

Yes and no.

Bugg was the last selection in the 2018 rookie draft, however, we had retained one spot on the list (passed on final ND selection)... then Docherty went down with an ACL and the LTI opened up a second spot.

Cottrell and Gibbons were signed as supplemental selections after that.

100% correct that Bugg was selected before Gibbons. Also correct that Bugg retired before Gibbons was added to the list.

EDIT: The truth most likely lies in the granular details of the list rules as applied to rookie listed players.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 3:35 pm 
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Welcome aboard blue5.
Do you like SPS? Hence #5?

You have a lot of friends here at TC who agree with you.
Curnow would be my pick too for a role player, but its time for a new recruit in the midfield (promising one for 3 years) and for the kids to stack on more muscle to play midfield and for Teague to be more ruthless with his magnet board and those favourites not in form.'

Weiters turned 23yo and is in the AA disussions.

Same age is McKay and Curnow, Cuningham and Silvagni. Harry was OK but still needs a lot more muscle and a kicking routine.
They must show huge improvement next year.

Then theres this year's 22yo who turn 23yo next year: SPS, Fisher, Macreadie Williamson and I don't know about Polson.

If 8 of the above step up whilst Dow and OBrien have another development year, we should play finals.

Teague needs to improve too.
[/quote]

Thanks bondiblue

Just always been my number....Hopefully SPS has a long successful career with it.

I still have question marks about Harry. The potential is there and the size will come, but he needs more mongrel and to learn how to use his body. His kicking action could do with a slight tweek. He drops the ball to the side instead of straight down, causing to either hook or slice it. I think a summer with Fev and a bag of balls in the park should fix that.

Polson actually showed signs of composure on the ball this season (which many of our players haven't) but still lacks some fundamentals to prolong his AFL career.


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 6:55 pm 
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Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
On Gibbons get your facts straight BV
Bugg was SOs S first choice from GWS surprise surprise surprise as Gomer Pyle used to say
So SOs kind of got that right


What fact didn't I get straight Keogh?
Did we not pick up Michael Gibbons the same year Adelaide picked up McAdam?
Is he not a state league pick up? Has he been not better a better contributor than Shane McAdam?
You're just deflecting bringing Bugg into the debate. :?


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 7:09 pm 
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cecil89 wrote:
Every team appears to run a core group of 4-6 midfielders who attend the bulk of centre bounces (e.g. 5 or more centre bounces in a game).

What is the core we want to see in 2021?

Cripps
Setterfield
Walsh
?
?
?



Dow
Kennedy
Fisher
SPS
Stocker
JSoS
Gibbons

..there's plenty to run through the middle without using Murphy or Curnow, although I think Curnow will rotate through the middle next year still..

..edit - names listed in no particular order..

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 7:20 pm 
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keogh wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
On Gibbons get your facts straight BV
Bugg was SOs S first choice from GWS surprise surprise surprise as Gomer Pyle used to say
So SOs kind of got that right


What fact didn't I get straight Keogh?
Did we not pick up Michael Gibbons the same year Adelaide picked up McAdam?
Is he not a state league pick up? Has he been not better a better contributor than Shane McAdam?
You're just deflecting bringing Bugg into the debate. :?

He picked Bugg first
If it wasn’t for Bugg going this is too hard Gibbons wouldn’t have gone to Carlton that year



So what?

This isn't he egg or the shell question, coz we all know who came first.

Bugg was a good player.
He made way for someone else.
SOS picked Gibblns.

Stupid argument TBH. Get back to the point.
Come to think of it, what was the point?

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
PostPosted: Tue Sep 15, 2020 7:22 pm 
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blue5 wrote:
Quote:
Welcome aboard blue5.
Do you like SPS? Hence #5?

You have a lot of friends here at TC who agree with you.
Curnow would be my pick too for a role player, but its time for a new recruit in the midfield (promising one for 3 years) and for the kids to stack on more muscle to play midfield and for Teague to be more ruthless with his magnet board and those favourites not in form.'

Weiters turned 23yo and is in the AA disussions.

Same age is McKay and Curnow, Cuningham and Silvagni. Harry was OK but still needs a lot more muscle and a kicking routine.
They must show huge improvement next year.

Then theres this year's 22yo who turn 23yo next year: SPS, Fisher, Macreadie Williamson and I don't know about Polson.

If 8 of the above step up whilst Dow and OBrien have another development year, we should play finals.

Teague needs to improve too.


Thanks bondiblue

Just always been my number....Hopefully SPS has a long successful career with it.

I still have question marks about Harry. The potential is there and the size will come, but he needs more mongrel and to learn how to use his body. His kicking action could do with a slight tweek. He drops the ball to the side instead of straight down, causing to either hook or slice it. I think a summer with Fev and a bag of balls in the park should fix that.

Polson actually showed signs of composure on the ball this season (which many of our players haven't) but still lacks some fundamentals to prolong his AFL career.[/quote]

What a great idea.

Get Fev !!!!

He would do it for free, such is his love for the Bluebaggers.

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Blue Vain wrote:
bondiblue wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
On Gibbons get your facts straight BV
Bugg was SOs S first choice from GWS surprise surprise surprise as Gomer Pyle used to say
So SOs kind of got that right


What fact didn't I get straight Keogh?
Did we not pick up Michael Gibbons the same year Adelaide picked up McAdam?
Is he not a state league pick up? Has he been not better a better contributor than Shane McAdam?
Just because we picked up other players first doesn't make it a lesser pick.I have no idea what point you're trying to make. :?


Come on boys.

Behind the sheds.

Must be a dick size contest.

Interesting debate though.
Might check it myself


You're right of course. We should let posters bag the club with zero accountability and no expectation of accuracy.
What was I thinking. :?


It is a bit like that with keogh.
That's where I lose respect: the venom and anger.
He gets a bt side tracked.
I agree with some of his points, and I wish he would stick to those coz the rest is inaccurate, or exaggerated, or not founded on facts.

Sooo stuck in yesteryear, and its gone.
Nothing to gain and no focus on what we should be doing to win more games...with what we have...and what we should target.
ie FOOTBALL, not POLITICS. Theres another tghread for that. I

Carlton is the brand we should protect. Good onya BV. :thumbsup:
You're our Don...our Don "Blue' Chip.
Sounds like a good Title for you.

The Don or Blue Chip or both :lol:

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2020
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Big Kahuna Boot wrote:
cecil89 wrote:
Every team appears to run a core group of 4-6 midfielders who attend the bulk of centre bounces (e.g. 5 or more centre bounces in a game).

What is the core we want to see in 2021?

Cripps
Setterfield
Walsh
?
?
?



Dow
Kennedy
Fisher
SPS
Stocker
JSoS
Gibbons

..there's plenty to run through the middle without using Murphy or Curnow, although I think Curnow will rotate through the middle next year still..

..edit - names listed in no particular order..


Right on BKB

Martin
Cuningham
Honey
Philp
Kemp

There's a cupboard full of them, about to do another preseason.

I just hope our coaches and our players learned a lot from 2020 and build on those foundations.

They say you learn more from mistakes.

Hey BKB, didn't we meet once upon a time at The Royal in Randwick? Carlton game?
You helped me out on The Blue View or was it CSC forum?

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I had an interesting conversation with and old friend today on the phone
Rang him up to see how he was travelling.
I told him about TC and he laughed

Anyway we got onto Dylan Shiel and what is so good about him.
We both agreed with ball in hand he doesn’t look dangerous. You never think he is going to take a game apart. So why do clubs like us and Essendon* offer the kitchen sink to get him.

Contrast that with a guy like Sam Menegola. He is a mid. And a bloody good footballer. Big bodied. Bigger than most of his opponents more likely to mark ,beautiful kick gets its a lot solid footballer

Yet he was rejected by Fremantle and Hawthorn and busted his arse to get a game.
This year if you compare the two it’s pretty much even.
Menegola is one year older
Menegola went pick 66 in the National draft in 2015

This highlights the importance of recruiting.
Unlike most other aspects of the game it isn’t an exact science

But some clubs like Richmond and Geelong simply do it better overall

And some people on here don’t want to read that

Salary Cap
Soft cap
Draft
It’s a pretty much a level playing field
4 finals appearances (really 3)
No PFs
Wooden spoons
Simpson has played in roughly 220 losing games the most ever

Our recruiting trades list management are shitperiod
There’s your proof
Hopefully it will get better
It needs to
Because that where we fall short
It’s the number One area most important
In footy


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