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masoncox
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| jatsad wrote: | | Weideman dropped again. His time at the dees is done. Younger, less costly and I think more upside the McStay. Could be a good get, no champion but is not as bad as the dees obviously think. |
He is no good.
Tried in the ruck last week and was thrashed.
Could he be possible to turn into a Backman??? |
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Jezza 
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Don't rate Weideman.
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Jezza
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| derkd wrote: | This could well be maybe a slightly false dawn for us...I only say this because I feel we don't know how the club will fair over the next few years with the likes of Pendles, Sidey, Howe, Checkers, Elliott, even Adams...closer to the end of careers then the start. Hard to replace all that talent....so we need the slow burn build. I love the core of young talent making it ways.
I am sure Wright and Fly are well aware of the gaps we still need to fill to have a sustained run at success. I feel it is the 21 to 26 year age gap we need. Bobby Hill would be a handy addition, I would love the club to chase a Zac Butters...get him back home and get him in our midfield mix....expensive but would help out the likes of Nick Diacos in years to come. Would GWS do a straight swap of Degoey for Tim Taranto? Lol pipe dream i know..but he would be a huge get too...and it seems he wants to come back to Victoria.
And yes it still might take a couple of years ...we are a long way ahead of where I thought we might be at the start of the year...but we might still have a year or so dip in the mix too. |
Very sensible post, and I share the same concerns in relation to our age profile and we'll replace those players I've highlighted in bold.
Obviously it doesn't take away from how well we've performed this year.
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| inxs88 wrote: | Nick Larkey would be perfect:
* 198cm
* 95kg
* 24 years of age
* 42 goals 15 behinds in 2021 and played all 22 matches
* 24 goals and 14 points in 2022 via 14 matches played
* durable
Unfortunately contracted till 2024 but that hasn't stopped many clubs before. Roos hold the cards. |
With the amount of I50’s the Roos generate that’s an excellent return. |
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| Jezza wrote: | | derkd wrote: | This could well be maybe a slightly false dawn for us...I only say this because I feel we don't know how the club will fair over the next few years with the likes of Pendles, Sidey, Howe, Checkers, Elliott, even Adams...closer to the end of careers then the start. Hard to replace all that talent....so we need the slow burn build. I love the core of young talent making it ways.
I am sure Wright and Fly are well aware of the gaps we still need to fill to have a sustained run at success. I feel it is the 21 to 26 year age gap we need. Bobby Hill would be a handy addition, I would love the club to chase a Zac Butters...get him back home and get him in our midfield mix....expensive but would help out the likes of Nick Diacos in years to come. Would GWS do a straight swap of Degoey for Tim Taranto? Lol pipe dream i know..but he would be a huge get too...and it seems he wants to come back to Victoria.
And yes it still might take a couple of years ...we are a long way ahead of where I thought we might be at the start of the year...but we might still have a year or so dip in the mix too. |
Very sensible post, and I share the same concerns in relation to our age profile and we'll replace those players I've highlighted in bold.
Obviously it doesn't take away from how well we've performed this year. |
DerkD
You make very good points but I think the club (meaning Wright) is all over this
I think you’ll see the retirements spaced as to not leave massive leadership and experience gulf
Of that list mentioned on exposed form this year all could easily be expected to be in best 22 next season
The only one not signed for 2023 is Sidey despite reports from herald sun (ive checked afl website and it has him still as not contracted beyond 2022)
Whether he plays on or not I think depends massively on
(a) what happens with JDG and what that costs us
(b) who we are targeting via free agency or trade
(c) our salary cap
(d) his want and desire to play on
There is good mail the club is speaking to Taranto’s management now
He fits what we need a big body mid at 24 with his best football in front of him and can also play forward |
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mattdally
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themonk
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| mattdally wrote: | | Tim Taranto |
Worked well with Josh Daicos as juniors.
Would be an excellent get. |
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Pies2016
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Take_a_Screamer 
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piedys
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| themonk wrote: | | mattdally wrote: | | Tim Taranto |
Worked well with Josh Daicos as juniors.
Would be an excellent get. |
Agreed; however... exactly which players are getting delisted by the end of 2022 to make way for these big names such as Taranto?
So far, we've only lost Roughead to retirement, and I believe ALL teams are obliged to make a minimum of four delistings at the end of any given season, which leaves us with 3 to go?
I like Bianco and both Browns, but if they all fail to break into the 22 in the remaining few rounds, and it WILL be getting cut-throat for spots, then well...
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scoobydoo
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If this were to be the team next year, what players should Collingwood target?
My opinion only
(B) Murphy Moore I.Q
(HB) Maynard Howe Ruscoe (🤞🤞)
(C) Noble Adams Crisp
(HF) Henry Cameron DeGoey
(FF) Ginnivan Miochek Elliot
(R) Grundy Daicos Daicos
Bench: Pendels Sidebottom Lipinski Hoskin-Elliott
Reserve: Macrae, McInnes, McCreery, Carmichael, Bianco, Krueger, Kelly. |
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themonk
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| piedys wrote: | | Agreed; however... exactly which players are getting delisted by the end of 2022 to make way for these big names such as Taranto? |
Callum Brown, Roughie, Wilson & Madgen.
Easy task
ps. Bianco needs time, 2nd year player for christ sake. |
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piffdog
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I thought it was 3 delistings a bit might be wrong. Bianco a third year player - but I would try keep him.
Poulter, McMahon, Wilson, Kelly, Tyler Brown the other notables with no contract beyond 2022
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inxs88
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get the vibe that these players shall be gone at years end:
1. DeGoey: traded
2. Madgen: delisted
3. C Brown: delisted
4. Roughead: retired obviously
5. Keane: Cat B rookie retired obviously
6. Poulter: back to SA trade
7. Wilson: delisted
With one of McMahon, Bianco or W Kelly in trouble
Cox has saved his bacon most likely. But wouldn't want to have a crappy end to the year.
Should free up a fair bit of salary cap space.
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Madgen will be retained.
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