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2022 Draft Thread

King Kong

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OK, so effectively 2 mid to late firsts for a top 4 pick. You can argue the merits of the deal either way I suppose, but 'lost the plot' is ludicrous. You'd do that deal, Melb I mean, most of the time in most drafts.
Shemons get pick 5 and Pick 25 (after bids) in 2022 = 2634pts

Essendon get pick 14 in 2022 and conservatively pick 15 and 16 in 2023 in a far stronger draft. = 3340pts

It is complete madness
 

tigersnake

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Shemons get pick 5 and Pick 25 (after bids) in 2022 = 2634pts

Essendon get pick 14 in 2022 and conservatively pick 15 and 16 in 2023 in a far stronger draft. = 3340pts

It is complete madness
It is totally sane. Points are just a guide, they can be a relevant guide, and a ridiculous guide. The odds of drafting a player who makes it are far lower, top 5 compared to 12-20, and the quality of player you get will tend to be lower. You can make arguments for both sides, fair enough, but madness it ain't.

There are going to be plenty of points dumped in the skip this year, might as well use them for an upgrade.
 
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King Kong

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It is totally sane. Points are just a guide, they can be a relevant guide, and a ridiculous guide. The odds of drafting a player who makes it are far lower, top 5 compared to 12-20, and the quality of player you get will tend to be lower. You can make arguments for both sides, fair enough, but madness it ain't.

There are going to be plenty of points dumped in the skip this year, might as well use them for an upgrade.
So if this was Richmond giving up 3 1st rounders for a 1st and 2nd you’d be ok?
 

tigersnake

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So if this was Richmond giving up 3 1st rounders for a 1st and 2nd you’d be ok?
Given the context, yes, no worries.

And you're making it sound worse than it is, late first/ early second, same same. And as I've said a billion times, first rounders ain't first rounders. pick 4 is not the same as pick 16. The guts of the deal, AFAIC, is 2 late firsts for an early first, or alternatively, 2 picks in the teens for a top 4 pick.
 
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Pddavey

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So trying to find out Tuesday time for the rest of the draft as no point worrying about Monday . Any know start time
 

eZyT

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If i was GC, id be taking Melbournes deal.

I dont think any in their frame at 5 Ginbey, clark or humphrey are blue chip.

Theyre only gonna take 1 pick, and its a good year to land a player at 45

And they pick the eyes out of the first round next year when they actually have list spots and room to move

Wonder who Dees want? mackenzie?
 
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TigerFurious

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Out of interest, who are GCS and GWS likely to take tonight? I like follow the early careers of future tigers.
 
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eZyT

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Out of interest, who are GCS and GWS likely to take tonight? I like follow the early careers of future tigers.

Suns have Ginbey, Clark and Humphrey in the mix.

Word is Humphrey.

I also expect North to take Sheezel before placing the bid on Ashcroft
 
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King Kong

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The kids I would like to get tomorrow are James Van Es and Jaxon Binns
 
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TigerFurious

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Suns have Ginbey, Clark and Humphrey in the mix.

Word is Humphrey.

I also expect North to take Sheezel before placing the bid on Ashcroft
Wonder how much input we have into their picks? I imagine we’d be pointing out all the kids with “Richmond Man” qualities to their recruiting staff.
 
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eZyT

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Wonder how much input we have into their picks? I imagine we’d be pointing out all the kids with “Richmond Man” qualities to their recruiting staff.

They wouldnt know a richmond man if one was right under their nose
 
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Little Ziggyadee

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When we were shiit I would care about the draft not anymore.

It will be interesting to see if the kokslapper Congrats Geelong
 

TigerForce

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That would be highly amusing if they scan to our table and there's poker caps, cigars, and chips spread across the table.

I want our table looking uninterested and laughing at every pick made " ASHCROFT? Pfft, Good one Brissy Losers"
:mhihi That's how I played the smug Pussies in the Phantom Draft.

What time are we rocking up tonight or miss it and turn up tomorrow?
 

King Kong

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:mhihi That's how I played the smug Pussies in the Phantom Draft.

What time are we rocking up tonight or miss it and turn up tomorrow?

Balmey is definately going tonight as he's heard they have Monte Carlo's and Party Pies on the table in the club boxes.
 
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The_General

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It's funny, I have absolutely no desire to follow the draft tonight.
 
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Hot off tomorrow's Hun....
(Well sort of!)

Mark Robinson reports....


DODORO DELIVERS 4 DONS


Lastnight, the masterful Adrian Dodoro, widely seen as the premier AFL list manager amongst his peers, delivered a quartet of first round talent for incoming coach Brad Scott.
"Clearly the winner on night one", was how it was expressed to me!

Opposition recruiters continue to marvel at Dodoro's ability to work his magic during his 20+ years at the Bombers.
Insiders at the club have told me prominent board members are pushing for Adrian to be given an extended contract in the range of 5 to 7 years, thus thwarting serious overtures from down at Moorabbin.
There's also a feeling among club heavyweights, that he'll be target Number 1 whenever Tasmania is given the green light.
With his stellar record of building outstanding lists, I believe the club needs to do whatever it takes to secure Dodoro's long-term future at the Hanger!
 
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