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swoop42 wrote:
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Presti35 wrote: Yer, they've updated, or moved, a few around from their old one. But still the only phantom that goes well beyond pick 30.

Cavka at 30? Plays like Stanton? Outside mid? No thanks.

The one I want at 30 is Dan Mackenzie. But it's seeming more and more likely that he'll be gone by pick 30.

At 48, I want Ed Langdon or Howe.

And as far as pick five, I want Laverde. (Seems most likely).
Try this one, goes right through to rookie selections.

http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/s ... t-36089860
Snoop dog really rates Cavka and has him going at 21 to St.kilda.

Happy to take him, though if we overlook Wright and R.McKenzie is still available then he'd be enticing at 30 as well.

Then there is Rainbow, Maynard and Gore.

I want them all. :lol:
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didick wrote:
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magpieazza wrote:I don't know what else to say except, "get a midfielder that can help Pendlebury out" ala Port Powers Olly Wines.

We still don't have midfield depth.

Going on 2014 its shite, even if there is upside and improvement to come, our midfield still lacks depth. Too many unknowns is the predicament, but I can only see what I see and its not as much as Hiney.

So from my lounge chair I see the potential improvement in the midfield coming from Swan, Adams, Fasolo, Dwyer, Broomhead, Freeman, Thomas, Seedsman and maybe Elliott.

I'm not sure if Kennedy, Karnesis, Sinclair and even Blair can provide us with what we need.

It pains me to say that we only have Pendlebury and Sidebottom that can give us class and grunt in the midfield, and like I said the rest have to prove themselves lock ins.

So on that basis I say get a midfielder that can impact straight away, whether that's Laverde or Ahern or Cockatoo or Pickett....I don't know.

I read somewhere that Laverde doesn't have big possession numbers and doesn't get his own ball, so for all those other qualities its hard to justify getting him at pick 5. I was in his corner now I don't know.

Interesting times hmmmm....
The player you are looking for is Freeman.
Greenwood?
Greenwood will help, but as far as soldiers on the field in the first 22 goes, Greenwood is a replacement for Beams.

Of all the players on our list that are cemented in the midfield there are only a few.

I'm only pointing out the obvious, in that we don't have a lot of elite midfielders. Pendlebury and Sidebottom are it.
Question marks over Swan and his injury and whether he can recapture his old form.
The rest are not elite yet and by getting a young midfielder it wont be guaranteed either but if we get a Wines or a Bontempelli it will go some way to filling in the gaps for now.

On the upside the future does look bright.
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Yeah but my point is we have a jet midfielder waiting in the wings that is already drafted. We don't need to use this draft for Laverde ahern weller Langford et al. Go tall. You don't get the tall pick of the crop often.
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Fair enough, each to their own, but its the midfield I am worried about and who knows we may go with Wright and pick up a good midfielder with pick 30.

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magpieazza wrote:Fair enough, each to their own, but its the midfield I am worried about and who knows we may go with Wright and pick up a good midfielder with pick 30.

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Remember Beams was a pick 29, too. Proof you can land a bloody good mid around that area.
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magpieazza wrote:Fair enough, each to their own, but its the midfield I am worried about and who knows we may go with Wright and pick up a good midfielder with pick 30.

Remember our father son.
I suppose I'm looking a bit more long term. You can draft a midfielder any draft. If we draft another gun tall this draft, by the time he's hitting his strides Cloke will be in The twilight of his career.
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Stinger wrote:
magpieazza wrote:Fair enough, each to their own, but its the midfield I am worried about and who knows we may go with Wright and pick up a good midfielder with pick 30.

Remember our father son.
I suppose I'm looking a bit more long term. You can draft a midfielder any draft. If we draft another gun tall this draft, by the time he's hitting his strides Cloke will be in The twilight of his career.
I think the club would like to go tall, but with the ?s over Scharenberg and the fact that he's a long way away at best means we have to go with a mid IMO, that and we've already got Moore.
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Stinger wrote:
magpieazza wrote:Fair enough, each to their own, but its the midfield I am worried about and who knows we may go with Wright and pick up a good midfielder with pick 30.

Remember our father son.
I suppose I'm looking a bit more long term. You can draft a midfielder any draft. If we draft another gun tall this draft, by the time he's hitting his strides Cloke will be in The twilight of his career.
St Kilda thought this in 2000 when they took Koschitzke. Imagine if that mob had Didak instead. Usually it really is best to grab the 'best available'.
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Wokko wrote:
Stinger wrote:
magpieazza wrote:Fair enough, each to their own, but its the midfield I am worried about and who knows we may go with Wright and pick up a good midfielder with pick 30.

Remember our father son.
I suppose I'm looking a bit more long term. You can draft a midfielder any draft. If we draft another gun tall this draft, by the time he's hitting his strides Cloke will be in The twilight of his career.
St Kilda thought this in 2000 when they took Koschitzke. Imagine if that mob had Didak instead. Usually it really is best to grab the 'best available'.
And Richmond took Delidio and Tambling v Franklin and Roughead. It works both ways. We need a goal kicking forward. And Wright can kick them.
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I wonder if there are any mid range (eg. pick 20 to 50 ) talls that Collingwood have in mind. Either way we need an elite kicking mid and if it comes at pick 5 or pick 30 I don't mind.

I guess we cant lose with Wright, don't think I have heard any knock on him except he may not be a good contested mark because he outruns his oponents and marks unchallenged a lot, which is not such a bad thing.

Not sure on Langford at pick 5 though.

For me its still Laverde or Wright, along the lines of the best available theory.....but I would seriously love another player like Pendlebury , which brings me to Laverde.
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magpieazza wrote:I wonder if there are any mid range (eg. pick 20 to 50 ) talls that Collingwood have in mind. Either way we need an elite kicking mid and if it comes at pick 5 or pick 30 I don't mind.

I guess we cant lose with Wright, don't think I have heard any knock on him except he may not be a good contested mark because he outruns his oponents and marks unchallenged a lot, which is not such a bad thing.

Not sure on Langford at pick 5 though.

For me its still Laverde or Wright, along the lines of the best available theory.....but I would seriously love another player like Pendlebury , which brings me to Laverde.
If they had a mid range tall in mind it would have to be Reece McKenzie. Probably a 50/50 chance that he's still there at 30, but the kid has massive upside, and could end up being one of the best talls in this draft.
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swoop42 wrote:Snoop dog really rates Cavka and has him going at 21 to St.kilda.

Happy to take him, though if we overlook Wright and R.McKenzie is still available then he'd be enticing at 30 as well.

Then there is Rainbow, Maynard and Gore.

I want them all. :lol:
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