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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 1:35 pm 
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AGRO wrote:
Our player development over the past 20 years has been putrid - aside from our number 1 picks no draftees have really kicked on to any great heights.

Other clubs continually pick diamonds in the rough post 40+ in the draft - us hardly ever.

Is it poor drafting- probably!!!

Is it poor player development- definitely!!!

I had thought that Luke Power might have helped with this but there doesn’t appear to be any immediate evidence.


I agree developemnt has been putrid and I believe players liek O'Brien/Dow have suffered for it. Although, I think Power has made some sort of difference but we just aren't allowed to play well enough


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
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We need to build a list of good *young* kids before Tassie enters and the draft is compromised.

The matter is urgent - if your list is poor when a new club enters, you're relegated for the best part of a decade.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
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We need to build a list of good *young* kids before Tassie enters and the draft is compromised.

The matter is urgent - if your list is poor when a new club enters, you're relegated for the best part of a decade.

Agree 2027 ?


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 1:50 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
Back to the thread

No doubt we need another quality running midfielder to compliment Cerra and Walsh.

How did Lions lure over Lachie Neale, and retain him? Someone like that.


I think Hollands will develop into a gun running mid
Williams will be back next year and he can play there or either go back and allow Docherty to be a FT mid

Then go to the draft. At this rate we could have a Top 10 pick. Get another gun mid
Then try and get some value like we did with Hewett & Acres

I would let McGovern & TDK go for decent picks. Also, gives Salary Cap relief. As has been mentioned we need to get in before Tasmania does


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 1:51 pm 
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Traveller86 wrote:
keogh wrote:
bondiblue wrote:
Rod Spooky Galt wrote:
SEN banging the drum for us to consider Chad Wingard at season end.

Mixed feelings on it. From afar, I think he's a me first player to a point where it becomes a toxic influence, plays when he wants and has a serious case of the head drops when it gets tough. Question marks around whether he's still got it too.

On the other hand, we desperately need a player of that ilk in our forward 50. Ideally it would have been Breust at some point, but feel like he's also fallen away to a point of no longer delivering to AFL standard, and would also like someone who could rotate through the midfield.

Michael Walters out of contract and Freo could do with a rebuild. At 32, probably not ideal. Slim pickings elsewhere.


WE need someone who can mark and kick goals in the forwardline.
We miss an in form Jack Martin who is injury prone.
I feel 3 smalls in one too many and we need a better mix forward.

Chad turns 30 next year and has played 6 games in 2023. He's kicked 2 goals and assisted in 3.
Durdin played 7 has kicked 9 and assisted in 2, and Motlop played 7 has kicked 8 and assisted in 2.
Owies has played 3 games for 6 goals and 1 assist.

Owies is a keeper.
Will Motlop or Durdin improve their game next year?
Chad and Walters are far from their best imo.

We have to target an in contract player who we need.
There will be space with marchbank and Cuningham not likely to be retained due to injury.

Bondi
This sort of recruiting your suggesting is one of the reasons we are an average team 8 years into a rebuild
You need talent from picking kids at the draft and developing them to be at least good players by their mid 20 s
We haven’t done this but internally the club thinks we have and continue to give away picks and take up salary cap space with guys like Acres
We need to go back to the draft and pick kids for the next few years and hopefully be mostly successful at to improve . Cook has said this will happen anyway because of a lack of salary cap space
Thank god McGovern’s contract is up and Martins’ is next year
That’s 1.3 million we can better spend elsewhere on some decent kids
We aren’t good enough and need to mini rebuild and hopefully recruit better
Wingard looks on the downward spiral anyway


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Not really.

Is today's problem with the list or with the game plan?
I thought injuries derailed us last year, and this year we've been hindered by over correction of a game plan, plus injuries.

I know where keogh is coming from, and I agree in part.

Do you really believe we havent used the draft?

SOS turned over a full list, and filled it with kids, then he had to use late picks to secure mature bodies to take the hits, but they were very average and not much thought into Cat B or mature players from VFL SAFL and WAFL. This part I agree with keogh.

SOS stripped us bare, and I dont think he made many good choices in the draft.

There's more to it than the 2 picks for McGovern and Martin and Williams didnt cost us picks, just cap space we were never going to use on kids. We had to spend the money otherwise we would be paying kids the majority of the cap. Acres and Hewett dont cost us much and didnt cost us much.

Gov and Martin do NOT create a $1.3M of salary cap when they complete their contract next year. Would be lucky for it to be $600K after being front loaded. And if there was $1.3M, I'm not hearing how that will be spent. $800 for TDK? $500K to ????? Give us some suggestions on how and where?

Yeah, I agree development was an issue, but its more complex than that and more complex than the wasted recruits from GWS, which we got for nothing.

Have a look at the Round 1 draftees outside of No 1 picks ..... its getting boring TBH, but I can only think of McKay, Charlie and Hollands really standing out. The drafting record is pretty bad and wasteful.

I like the list, but it has cost us, and now things are tight. How cool would it have been with a fit and reliable Martin, Gov, Williams & Marchbank? They would make a huge difference. Just have to have a look at how we competed with 3 best mids missing and the abovementioned playing in round 22 & 23.

7 of our best 14 players on our list, imo come from Trades.

OK, we go to the draft next year with a first round pick, then another in 2024 with a 2nd and 3rd pick....before I go to the next year, how long before these draftees are ready for AFL?

I dont know what the answer is, but I do know we have a dozen great players and need to get a couple more to add OR, Vossy finds the right balance for his newest Game Plan and away we go.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 2:03 pm 
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If we didn't have so many injury prone players our list would look so much better

No doubt about the talent that Marchbank Williams Cuningham Martin possess but time is nearly up. Cottrell Walsh Hewett Pittonet are just getting back into it
Hollands Cowan Boyd Cincotta Lemmey O'Keefe Binns look to be talented recruits that will get better
Durdin Motlop Kemp Young have a lot of upside still

A clear out of 8-10 injury prone/not up to it players this year and we will be right in it


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 2:10 pm 
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keogh wrote:
robertbb wrote:
We need to build a list of good *young* kids before Tassie enters and the draft is compromised.

The matter is urgent - if your list is poor when a new club enters, you're relegated for the best part of a decade.

Agree 2027 ?


2028.

It can't hurt to trade players with currency (TdK, possibly Harry) and load up on picks if we're confident we can get some good ones through the door in the '23, '24, '25 drafts and then top up and fill in the blanks in '26, '27

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 2:17 pm 
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Sam McClure & Mitch Cleary discuss Jack Silvagni:

Sam McClure: “A fascinating one at Carlton in so many ways. He's out of contract.. he's one of the all time plug fillers in the competition.

What's great for Jack out of that is he's seen as versatile, the bad thing is it's really hard to have a body of work over 4-6 where you're playing good footy in the same role.

What's ended up happening is, he's not on a great deal at Carlton, he's not on great cash. Average money, they haven't signed him on long term deals.

For some reason, he's never been fully embraced by [the coaches], he's been embraced by the fans. He was completely mistreated by David Teague.. he was really playing really well under Michael Voss & was dropped for 'team balance'.

You could argue that was the beginning of the end for Carlton.. if I'm an opposition club I'm looking at Jack Silvagni & I'm saying here's a guy that we could get pretty easily, it won't take much to get him out of Carlton.

He's a free agent, he's not going to cost a whole heap, we can pick a role for him.”

Mitch Cleary: “Just on his wage though, has he actually done enough to command more than that?”

Sam McClure: “I reckon.”

Mitch Cleary: “He's a fantastic role player but he's not in Carlton's top 10 players.”

Sam McClure: “No.. but he is in their best top 10 players for his contest & effort he brings. There's no way Charlie Curnow & Harry McKay get the easy goals they do without someone playing that role.”


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 2:19 pm 
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FarmerBlue wrote:
Sam McClure & Mitch Cleary discuss Jack Silvagni:

Sam McClure: “A fascinating one at Carlton in so many ways. He's out of contract.. he's one of the all time plug fillers in the competition.

What's great for Jack out of that is he's seen as versatile, the bad thing is it's really hard to have a body of work over 4-6 where you're playing good footy in the same role.

What's ended up happening is, he's not on a great deal at Carlton, he's not on great cash. Average money, they haven't signed him on long term deals.

For some reason, he's never been fully embraced by [the coaches], he's been embraced by the fans. He was completely mistreated by David Teague.. he was really playing really well under Michael Voss & was dropped for 'team balance'.

You could argue that was the beginning of the end for Carlton.. if I'm an opposition club I'm looking at Jack Silvagni & I'm saying here's a guy that we could get pretty easily, it won't take much to get him out of Carlton.

He's a free agent, he's not going to cost a whole heap, we can pick a role for him.”

Mitch Cleary: “Just on his wage though, has he actually done enough to command more than that?”

Sam McClure: “I reckon.”

Mitch Cleary: “He's a fantastic role player but he's not in Carlton's top 10 players.”

Sam McClure: “No.. but he is in their best top 10 players for his contest & effort he brings. There's no way Charlie Curnow & Harry McKay get the easy goals they do without someone playing that role.”



My take on Jack is he is a defender. Always has and always will be


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 2:20 pm 
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FarmerBlue wrote:
FarmerBlue wrote:
Sam McClure & Mitch Cleary discuss Jack Silvagni:

Sam McClure: “A fascinating one at Carlton in so many ways. He's out of contract.. he's one of the all time plug fillers in the competition.

What's great for Jack out of that is he's seen as versatile, the bad thing is it's really hard to have a body of work over 4-6 where you're playing good footy in the same role.

What's ended up happening is, he's not on a great deal at Carlton, he's not on great cash. Average money, they haven't signed him on long term deals.

For some reason, he's never been fully embraced by [the coaches], he's been embraced by the fans. He was completely mistreated by David Teague.. he was really playing really well under Michael Voss & was dropped for 'team balance'.

You could argue that was the beginning of the end for Carlton.. if I'm an opposition club I'm looking at Jack Silvagni & I'm saying here's a guy that we could get pretty easily, it won't take much to get him out of Carlton.

He's a free agent, he's not going to cost a whole heap, we can pick a role for him.”

Mitch Cleary: “Just on his wage though, has he actually done enough to command more than that?”

Sam McClure: “I reckon.”

Mitch Cleary: “He's a fantastic role player but he's not in Carlton's top 10 players.”

Sam McClure: “No.. but he is in their best top 10 players for his contest & effort he brings. There's no way Charlie Curnow & Harry McKay get the easy goals they do without someone playing that role.”



My take on Jack is he is a defender. Always has and always will be


But you need to be a good kick these days to play defence. :wink:
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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
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AGRO wrote:
Our player development over the past 20 years has been putrid - aside from our number 1 picks no draftees have really kicked on to any great heights.

Other clubs continually pick diamonds in the rough post 40+ in the draft - us hardly ever.

Is it poor drafting- probably!!!

Is it poor player development- definitely!!!

I had thought that Luke Power might have helped with this but there doesn’t appear to be any immediate evidence.



It's pretty sad that we started rebuilding 8 years ago, but if you look at our team we have soooo many players from other clubs.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 4:43 pm 
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Mc Govern is on $700000 a season. This is his last year of a 5 year contract
Martin is on $600000 this year as he will be in 2024.
His contract was front loaded in his first year . He was paid 1.1 million in his first season so we could fit Zac Williams in the cap the following season as he is on roughly $850000 a season

Nothing more to be said really
I think Cook said on the weekend was almost an admission that the club has well and truly [REDACTED] this up


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
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If we don’t get the next few years right on the List Management front we are in deep shit with Tassie coming in 5 years
No doubt they will receive draft concessions like Gc and GWS received
If we go down the path of picking overrated players from other clubs and pay them over inflated contracts for extended periods we are knackered
My impression of Cookie is he finally realizes how delusional some people like Sayers are
He didn’t have that problem with Costa
That new stand in Moorabool St should be named after him.
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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
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I got a similar impression keogh. I reckon the list/pay structure is broken and top heavy.

We're gonna have a fire sale EOF(ooty)Y I reckon, and hit the draft hard.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 5:56 pm 
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keogh wrote:
Mc Govern is on $700000 a season. This is his last year of a 5 year contract
Martin is on $600000 this year as he will be in 2024.
His contract was front loaded in his first year . He was paid 1.1 million in his first season so we could fit Zac Williams in the cap the following season as he is on roughly $850000 a season

Nothing more to be said really
I think Cook said on the weekend was almost an admission that the club has well and truly [REDACTED] this up


You've made some good points of late Keogh so don't ruin it with this fictional nonsense. You have idea what anyone is earning. None of us do.
Let's stick to reality. Passing off guess work as fact distorts the debate.

I don't understand the doom. Or maybe I do unfortunately. We're playing average footy and lacking confidence at the moment. But IMHO, we have the list to challenge the top 4. It can turn around quickly if the coaches get the strategies right. Let's not throw the list in the bin just yet.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
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Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
Mc Govern is on $700000 a season. This is his last year of a 5 year contract
Martin is on $600000 this year as he will be in 2024.
His contract was front loaded in his first year . He was paid 1.1 million in his first season so we could fit Zac Williams in the cap the following season as he is on roughly $850000 a season

Nothing more to be said really
I think Cook said on the weekend was almost an admission that the club has well and truly [REDACTED] this up


You've made some good points of late Keogh so don't ruin it with this fictional nonsense. You have idea what anyone is earning. None of us do.
Let's stick to reality. Passing off guess work as fact distorts the debate.

I don't understand the doom. Or maybe I do unfortunately. We're playing average footy and lacking confidence at the moment. But IMHO, we have the list to challenge the top 4. It can turn around quickly if the coaches get the strategies right. Let's not throw the list in the bin just yet.

Your delusional if you think we are equal to the teams reaching top 4
That’s what those guys earn give or take a few grand
And it’s @#$%&! embarrassing as a supporter to think that
All 3 haven’t been fit enough hard enough and have been lazy
But anyone with half a recruiting brain would have realized that
Cook realizes it if you have any power of inference
Personally I’m glad Sayers is gone at the end of next year
The club is clearly still stuck in the 80 s to a lesser degree
But that’s what their on and that’s why Cook has said it’s kids we will look at over the next few drafts because the cap is tight


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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
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keogh wrote:
Mc Govern is on $700000 a season. This is his last year of a 5 year contract
Martin is on $600000 this year as he will be in 2024.
His contract was front loaded in his first year . He was paid 1.1 million in his first season so we could fit Zac Williams in the cap the following season as he is on roughly $850000 a season

Nothing more to be said really
I think Cook said on the weekend was almost an admission that the club has well and truly [REDACTED] this up



Yeah...that may be the contract when it was signed, but how much of the salary cap do Gov and Martin take in 2023 and 2024, after front loading? That's the answer we are after ie how much cap space they relieve us of when their contract is finished?

Is that the reason why Martin was front loaded? So we knew Williams was going to sign with us a year before he did?

Nothing to do with GCS being priced out of the equation if Martin went to market as a DFA, as he did?

Regardless, of the numbers and stories youre making up, its nowhere near $1.3M as you suggest. Moot point, if you dont know where you would spend $1.3M.

Walsh, Harry, Crippa, Charlie, Weiters, Doc, all these stars are signed up long time and gives us stability.

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
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keogh wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
Mc Govern is on $700000 a season. This is his last year of a 5 year contract
Martin is on $600000 this year as he will be in 2024.
His contract was front loaded in his first year . He was paid 1.1 million in his first season so we could fit Zac Williams in the cap the following season as he is on roughly $850000 a season

Nothing more to be said really
I think Cook said on the weekend was almost an admission that the club has well and truly [REDACTED] this up


You've made some good points of late Keogh so don't ruin it with this fictional nonsense. You have idea what anyone is earning. None of us do.
Let's stick to reality. Passing off guess work as fact distorts the debate.

I don't understand the doom. Or maybe I do unfortunately. We're playing average footy and lacking confidence at the moment. But IMHO, we have the list to challenge the top 4. It can turn around quickly if the coaches get the strategies right. Let's not throw the list in the bin just yet.

Your delusional if you think we are equal to the teams reaching top 4
That’s what those guys earn give or take a few grand
And it’s @#$%&! embarrassing as a supporter to think that
All 3 haven’t been fit enough hard enough and have been lazy
But anyone with half a recruiting brain would have realized that
Cook realizes it if you have any power of inference
Personally I’m glad Sayers is gone at the end of next year
The club is clearly still stuck in the 80 s to a lesser degree
But that’s what their on and that’s why Cook has said it’s kids we will look at over the next few drafts because the cap is tight


I ask again keogh, is the problem the list or the game plan?

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
PostPosted: Wed May 10, 2023 7:58 pm 
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AGRO wrote:
99prelim wrote:
Cripps to WC
WC give us their #1 pick (assuming they finish last)
We use the #1 pick on Harley Reid



How many first round draft picks did Geelong give GWS for Jeremy Cameron again???


:lol: :lol: :lol:


Yep, you're right...WC can also have Fisher as steak knives
Just give me #1 and Harley Reid

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 Post subject: Re: List Management 2023
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Blue Vain wrote:
keogh wrote:
Mc Govern is on $700000 a season. This is his last year of a 5 year contract
Martin is on $600000 this year as he will be in 2024.
His contract was front loaded in his first year . He was paid 1.1 million in his first season so we could fit Zac Williams in the cap the following season as he is on roughly $850000 a season

Nothing more to be said really
I think Cook said on the weekend was almost an admission that the club has well and truly [REDACTED] this up


You've made some good points of late Keogh so don't ruin it with this fictional nonsense. You have idea what anyone is earning. None of us do.
Let's stick to reality. Passing off guess work as fact distorts the debate.

I don't understand the doom. Or maybe I do unfortunately. We're playing average footy and lacking confidence at the moment. But IMHO, we have the list to challenge the top 4. It can turn around quickly if the coaches get the strategies right. Let's not throw the list in the bin just yet.


Voss' ego may well be the stumbling block...

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