Talk on the BF board that we are interested in GWS academy recruit Josh Fahey. I would imaging GWS would match the bid, but the kids kicking is apparently elite.
Anyone know much about him?
Anyone know much about him?
2. WardNice work Bullus. I just read about an interesting three way trade by a Freo supporter that involved the Tigers, Freo and GWS. Basically it ended up that we would swap 7, 15 and 26 for 2 and 19. Of course pick 19 is the first pick on the second night so it could be highly sought after. Would you like this trade or happier to keep what we have ?
Im not sure what it is as i cant put my finger on it but have had the feeling that Chesser would be the player that slides and could be available at our later 3 picks . same with Roberts.The more I assess the various strengths of the draft, the more I'm leaning towards a WA combo for our first two picks, that ensures we get a tall midfielder and ensures we get a swingman, it also comes with a good insurance policy for the go home factor.
9. Johnson (tall midfielder0
17. van Rooyen (key defensive swingman)
From here it gets interesting, mainly due to the fact I want an outside runner. So my suggestion would be to package some picks in the twenties for pick19 and wait for one of Sinn, Wanganeen-Milera or Chesser to drop.
19. Sinn (rebounding defender/wingman)
I'm slightly favouring Sinn here although it's a close call, I just think he's the best bet for Houli's position and that's where the gap is. Then with the last pick I would pick the best player left out of Taylor, Butler, McDonald & Sheldrick.
28. Taylor (rounded midfielder)
I would be very confident to get three core players from this list & I think there's scope to get at least one A grader. I think grabbing a swingman as opposed to two key position players also makes sense, particularly in a midfielders draft.
Talk on the BF board that we are interested in GWS academy recruit Josh Fahey. I would imaging GWS would match the bid, but the kids kicking is apparently elite.
Anyone know much about him?
Johnson is a great pick at 9.The more I assess the various strengths of the draft, the more I'm leaning towards a WA combo for our first two picks, that ensures we get a tall midfielder and ensures we get a swingman, it also comes with a good insurance policy for the go home factor.
9. Johnson (tall midfielder0
17. van Rooyen (key defensive swingman)
From here it gets interesting, mainly due to the fact I want an outside runner. So my suggestion would be to package some picks in the twenties for pick19 and wait for one of Sinn, Wanganeen-Milera or Chesser to drop.
19. Sinn (rebounding defender/wingman)
I'm slightly favouring Sinn here although it's a close call, I just think he's the best bet for Houli's position and that's where the gap is. Then with the last pick I would pick the best player left out of Taylor, Butler, McDonald & Sheldrick.
28. Taylor (rounded midfielder)
I would be very confident to get three core players from this list & I think there's scope to get at least one A grader. I think grabbing a swingman as opposed to two key position players also makes sense, particularly in a midfielders draft.
I would do that trade in about 2 seconds ................. No BrainerNice work Bullus. I just read about an interesting three way trade by a Freo supporter that involved the Tigers, Freo and GWS. Basically it ended up that we would swap 7, 15 and 26 for 2 and 19. Of course pick 19 is the first pick on the second night so it could be highly sought after. Would you like this trade or happier to keep what we have ?
I mentioned Fahey on here a while back - its probably where the BF discussion stemmed from.Talk on the BF board that we are interested in GWS academy recruit Josh Fahey. I would imaging GWS would match the bid, but the kids kicking is apparently elite.
Anyone know much about him?
Depends who is still in the board. If Hobbs is there they know we will take Hobbs. If he isn’t and say Ward is taken as well there is chance we go for Johnson. So they will need to weigh up whether they pull the trigger at pick 6.Wouldn't they go with Erasmus? That seems to be the buzz at the moment.
Just on Sinn he was touted as very early selection at the start of the year. Why the drop off?The more I assess the various strengths of the draft, the more I'm leaning towards a WA combo for our first two picks, that ensures we get a tall midfielder and ensures we get a swingman, it also comes with a good insurance policy for the go home factor.
9. Johnson (tall midfielder0
17. van Rooyen (key defensive swingman)
From here it gets interesting, mainly due to the fact I want an outside runner. So my suggestion would be to package some picks in the twenties for pick19 and wait for one of Sinn, Wanganeen-Milera or Chesser to drop.
19. Sinn (rebounding defender/wingman)
I'm slightly favouring Sinn here although it's a close call, I just think he's the best bet for Houli's position and that's where the gap is. Then with the last pick I would pick the best player left out of Taylor, Butler, McDonald & Sheldrick.
28. Taylor (rounded midfielder)
I would be very confident to get three core players from this list & I think there's scope to get at least one A grader. I think grabbing a swingman as opposed to two key position players also makes sense, particularly in a midfielders draft.
A freo supporter came up with it you say?Nice work Bullus. I just read about an interesting three way trade by a Freo supporter that involved the Tigers, Freo and GWS. Basically it ended up that we would swap 7, 15 and 26 for 2 and 19. Of course pick 19 is the first pick on the second night so it could be highly sought after. Would you like this trade or happier to keep what we have ?
That's why I hope we are madly talking to Erasmus and Amiss. Get Freo thinking these are our targetsDepends who is still in the board. If Hobbs is there they know we will take Hobbs. If he isn’t and say Ward is taken as well there is chance we go for Johnson. So they will need to weigh up whether they pull the trigger at pick 6.
Callaghan would be the one for me, but I'm not confident about that scenario, I think there's too many clubs bidding for him. Ward would be a nice target however, I think he's gettable with the right deal.you really take Ward at 2 Bully?
Injuries & lockdown so I think it's worth trading up for, his contested game is also more developed than Wanganeen-Milera, he's the only real candidate for Houli's role.Just on Sinn he was touted as very early selection at the start of the year. Why the drop off?
17 and 18 yolds with dodgy hammy's/soft tissue injuries are a massive red flag and a fair sign of issues to come. I expect us to steer clearJust on Sinn he was touted as very early selection at the start of the year. Why the drop off?
Nice work Bullus. I just read about an interesting three way trade by a Freo supporter that involved the Tigers, Freo and GWS. Basically it ended up that we would swap 7, 15 and 26 for 2 and 19. Of course pick 19 is the first pick on the second night so it could be highly sought after. Would you like this trade or happier to keep what we have ?
You could feasibly pick Sinn up at 17 and then trade up for JVR, it may make a difference in cutting the collateral damage in a future deal. It depends on who you reckon will drop. Sinn probably fair weight at our first, JVR slightly overs but not by a huge amount.Johnson is a great pick at 9.
17 is a little too early for JVR I feel.
Sinn and Taylor nice additions
From memory I think GWS got 6 and 7. Freo 8, 13, 15 and 26Haven't seen the mooted trade, but throwing some numbers around, maybe its something like.
Richmond - In 2 and 19 Out, 7, 15 and 26
Freo - In 13 and 15, Out 8 and 19
GWS - In 7, 8 and 26 Out 2 and 13
Its probably fairly even all round, and just depends on who each team is targeting and where they think they will fall.
Richmond - Its a no brainer, sign, sign, sign
GWS - If they are after Andrew, he probably slides to there or thereabouts, and they pull their pick 13 into the top 10 and then gain a pick in the 20's to match Fahey. At this stage they probably need to go into deficit next year for him as 53 won't cut it
Freo - It all depends on who they are targeting, its kind of a nothing trade but depends on who they are after and if they don't think he will slide to 19 (lets say they are after Johnson (6), Erasmus (13) and JVR (15) its highly probable they could get them there, but may not get JVR at 19.
Its a possibility and might work well all around. Would be a great deal for us, get Callaghan, we can then either pick with 19 or field trade requests for the pick.
I suppose it does work although Freo would be very nervous about all their home grown talent being gobbled up.Haven't seen the mooted trade, but throwing some numbers around, maybe its something like.
Richmond - In 2 and 19 Out, 7, 15 and 26
Freo - In 13 and 15, Out 8 and 19
GWS - In 7, 8 and 26 Out 2 and 13
Its probably fairly even all round, and just depends on who each team is targeting and where they think they will fall.
Richmond - Its a no brainer, sign, sign, sign
GWS - If they are after Andrew, he probably slides to there or thereabouts, and they pull their pick 13 into the top 10 and then gain a pick in the 20's to match Fahey. At this stage they probably need to go into deficit next year for him as 53 won't cut it
Freo - It all depends on who they are targeting, its kind of a nothing trade but depends on who they are after and if they don't think he will slide to 19 (lets say they are after Johnson (6), Erasmus (13) and JVR (15) its highly probable they could get them there, but may not get JVR at 19.
Its a possibility and might work well all around. Would be a great deal for us, get Callaghan, we can then either pick with 19 or field trade requests for the pick.