Yep, doesn't make much sense. He's a solid pickup at worst and fills a need.MAY-Z wrote:What surprises me is that crisp gets written off because he didn't play enough games for a seemingly poor side, yet varcoe plays most games in a better side than us and he is also written offWokko wrote:I'd rather take the pick. Varcoe just seems like a list clogger. Good enough to get a few games but doesn't add all that much. I'd prefer honest triers make up the fringe and depth rather than flashy squibs. You want your flashy squib to be elite.
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you were expecting rational opinions?MAY-Z wrote:What surprises me is that crisp gets written off because he didn't play enough games for a seemingly poor side, yet varcoe plays most games in a better side than us and he is also written offWokko wrote:I'd rather take the pick. Varcoe just seems like a list clogger. Good enough to get a few games but doesn't add all that much. I'd prefer honest triers make up the fringe and depth rather than flashy squibs. You want your flashy squib to be elite.
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.AN_Inkling wrote:Yep, doesn't make much sense. He's a solid pickup at worst and fills a need.MAY-Z wrote:What surprises me is that crisp gets written off because he didn't play enough games for a seemingly poor side, yet varcoe plays most games in a better side than us and he is also written offWokko wrote:I'd rather take the pick. Varcoe just seems like a list clogger. Good enough to get a few games but doesn't add all that much. I'd prefer honest triers make up the fringe and depth rather than flashy squibs. You want your flashy squib to be elite.
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Knowing what we'll get with Varcoe and wanting more is not quite writing him off. He may well offer some short term gain but unlocking the talent of a high 2nd round pick could deliver us a 10 year 200 game elite player. Beams and Elliott were taken at that level in drafts.MAY-Z wrote:What surprises me is that crisp gets written off because he didn't play enough games for a seemingly poor side, yet varcoe plays most games in a better side than us and he is also written offWokko wrote:I'd rather take the pick. Varcoe just seems like a list clogger. Good enough to get a few games but doesn't add all that much. I'd prefer honest triers make up the fringe and depth rather than flashy squibs. You want your flashy squib to be elite.
And I don't think too many are writing off Crisp, just questioning if he's appropriate compo to augment picks 5 & 25 for Beams.
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Facts though are indisputable. Varcoe has been consistently picked in one of the best sides we've seen. This suggests he'd be in most, if not every, team's best 22. That alone makes him at least a decent signing. The other side of the coin (getting pick 23) assumes that Melbourne would give it up and asks us to move away from our goals at the start of the trade period.swoop42 wrote:Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.AN_Inkling wrote:Yep, doesn't make much sense. He's a solid pickup at worst and fills a need.MAY-Z wrote: What surprises me is that crisp gets written off because he didn't play enough games for a seemingly poor side, yet varcoe plays most games in a better side than us and he is also written off
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they're not diitching him but i do not know the inner workings of the cats so it could be any number of reasons varcoe is considering moving.E wrote:so ask yourself - why are the Cats ditching him?????John Wren wrote:someone who played 23 games in a team that performed better than us. as always, the fullness of time will be the final arbiter. time to get around someone who wants to play for us.
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