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What we need to do is get Lemmey in the draft, by any means necessary...you can't draft in good KPFs, you gotta draft them, too expensive otherwise.
McStay will be a handy addition to the list, anyone who tells you otherwise is talking sh*t.
McStay will be a handy addition to the list, anyone who tells you otherwise is talking sh*t.
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IF and I say IF, Grundy moves on, they will aim higher than Lemmey with the early draft picks they will have. Lemmey was all the pre season rage but he’s slipped back because there’s a body of work from all the Vic kids once again, post Covid. If we can bundle up two late first rounders into something around pick 10, we will have bigger fish to fry than Harry Lemmey. Either Jefferson from the Chargers or Camden from the Rebels should be their targets ( or maybe Busslinger from WA ) Watch this space.Ronnie McKeowns boots wrote:What we need to do is get Lemmey in the draft, by any means necessary...you can't draft in good KPFs, you gotta draft them, too expensive otherwise.
McStay will be a handy addition to the list, anyone who tells you otherwise is talking sh*t.
I’m worried that if Melbourne are dealing with Freo we will not have an early pick to speak of. Their first pick will be 14. That’s not getting it done so it might be another future first which doesn’t help us much.Pies2016 wrote:IF and I say IF, Grundy moves on, they will aim higher than Lemmey with the early draft picks they will have. Lemmey was all the pre season rage but he’s slipped back because there’s a body of work from all the Vic kids once again, post Covid. If we can bundle up two late first rounders into something around pick 10, we will have bigger fish to fry than Harry Lemmey. Either Jefferson from the Chargers or Camden from the Rebels should be their targets ( or maybe Busslinger from WA ) Watch this space.Ronnie McKeowns boots wrote:What we need to do is get Lemmey in the draft, by any means necessary...you can't draft in good KPFs, you gotta draft them, too expensive otherwise.
McStay will be a handy addition to the list, anyone who tells you otherwise is talking sh*t.
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Freo may have several 1st round picks with several players wanting to leave.Haff wrote:I’m worried that if Melbourne are dealing with Freo we will not have an early pick to speak of. Their first pick will be 14. That’s not getting it done so it might be another future first which doesn’t help us much.Pies2016 wrote:IF and I say IF, Grundy moves on, they will aim higher than Lemmey with the early draft picks they will have. Lemmey was all the pre season rage but he’s slipped back because there’s a body of work from all the Vic kids once again, post Covid. If we can bundle up two late first rounders into something around pick 10, we will have bigger fish to fry than Harry Lemmey. Either Jefferson from the Chargers or Camden from the Rebels should be their targets ( or maybe Busslinger from WA ) Watch this space.Ronnie McKeowns boots wrote:What we need to do is get Lemmey in the draft, by any means necessary...you can't draft in good KPFs, you gotta draft them, too expensive otherwise.
McStay will be a handy addition to the list, anyone who tells you otherwise is talking sh*t.
Time for Wrighty & co to do some magic.
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\Pies2016 wrote:IF and I say IF, Grundy moves on, they will aim higher than Lemmey with the early draft picks they will have. Lemmey was all the pre season rage but he’s slipped back because there’s a body of work from all the Vic kids once again, post Covid. If we can bundle up two late first rounders into something around pick 10, we will have bigger fish to fry than Harry Lemmey. Either Jefferson from the Chargers or Camden from the Rebels should be their targets ( or maybe Busslinger from WA ) Watch this space.Ronnie McKeowns boots wrote:What we need to do is get Lemmey in the draft, by any means necessary...you can't draft in good KPFs, you gotta draft them, too expensive otherwise.
McStay will be a handy addition to the list, anyone who tells you otherwise is talking sh*t.
Lemmey will be good value for what he offers; we are not going to get a top 5 pick for Grundy, but if we can get enough for Lemmey...
Plus, how good to have a Lemmey on this list? Could be our Ace of Spades!
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You don't "have to" draft them - Lynch and Cameron were both bought. Franklin was bought. Gunston was bought. West Coast traded for Kennedy.
I've probably missed others. It's just that when we've been buying for the last 20 years, we've been rummaging through the bargain basement bin looking for them. Lynch, White, Kreuger, Cameron, Mihocek, Cox - not criticising any of them as players, in this context, but there are no Travis Clokes at the $2 shop.
I found my original 45s of Jimi Hendrix's "Up From the Skies", the Five Man Electrical Band's "Signs", Canned Heat's "Let's Work Together", King Biscuit Boy's "King's Biscuit's Boogie" and Otis Redding's "Dock of the Bay" all for 10 cents a pop in one 10-minute forage in the discount bin at the Retrovision store in Ivanhoe. I got the Stones' Let It Bleed" LP and my brother got "The Who Sell Out", each for 99 cents, at Thomas' Record Store in the old Southern Cross Hotel building. I completed my set of all of Steppenwolf's albums with four magnificent pick ups in the discount bin at Clements' Records and Music.
Despite all that searching and my eye for a musical bargain, I never, ever, saw a 500-goal KPF lying around in a bin outside the Reject Shop.
I've probably missed others. It's just that when we've been buying for the last 20 years, we've been rummaging through the bargain basement bin looking for them. Lynch, White, Kreuger, Cameron, Mihocek, Cox - not criticising any of them as players, in this context, but there are no Travis Clokes at the $2 shop.
I found my original 45s of Jimi Hendrix's "Up From the Skies", the Five Man Electrical Band's "Signs", Canned Heat's "Let's Work Together", King Biscuit Boy's "King's Biscuit's Boogie" and Otis Redding's "Dock of the Bay" all for 10 cents a pop in one 10-minute forage in the discount bin at the Retrovision store in Ivanhoe. I got the Stones' Let It Bleed" LP and my brother got "The Who Sell Out", each for 99 cents, at Thomas' Record Store in the old Southern Cross Hotel building. I completed my set of all of Steppenwolf's albums with four magnificent pick ups in the discount bin at Clements' Records and Music.
Despite all that searching and my eye for a musical bargain, I never, ever, saw a 500-goal KPF lying around in a bin outside the Reject Shop.
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If Jackson demands two first round draft picks then what does Brodie Grundy demand? Grundy is ten times the player Jackson is. If we don’t get the picks for a Grundy trade we deserve, we don’t trade him. It’s as simple as that. Grundy has a contract with us. We don’t have to trade him. This is a totally different situation to Ollie Henry. Henry is out of contract. Geelong can just bide their time until until we agree on their price for him, or the alternative is we let him walk to North Melbourne. Personally I’d let him walk to North Melbourne.Ronnie McKeowns boots wrote:\Pies2016 wrote:IF and I say IF, Grundy moves on, they will aim higher than Lemmey with the early draft picks they will have. Lemmey was all the pre season rage but he’s slipped back because there’s a body of work from all the Vic kids once again, post Covid. If we can bundle up two late first rounders into something around pick 10, we will have bigger fish to fry than Harry Lemmey. Either Jefferson from the Chargers or Camden from the Rebels should be their targets ( or maybe Busslinger from WA ) Watch this space.Ronnie McKeowns boots wrote:What we need to do is get Lemmey in the draft, by any means necessary...you can't draft in good KPFs, you gotta draft them, too expensive otherwise.
McStay will be a handy addition to the list, anyone who tells you otherwise is talking sh*t.
Lemmey will be good value for what he offers; we are not going to get a top 5 pick for Grundy, but if we can get enough for Lemmey...
Plus, how good to have a Lemmey on this list? Could be our Ace of Spades!
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Freo has pick 13 and a first rounder next year. I reckon they’re losing just as much as they’re gaining and possibly sacrificing a few too many to get one player in. 4 or 5 players going including 3 from their best team.
Ah well that’s they’re loss but that’s what we have to consider too if we’re looking to trade in a gun FWD or gun contest MID.
If Freo trade pick 13 and next years first rounder, (lose Tucker, Acres, Logue and one of Meek/Lobb) I would be wanting this years pick 13 and try to bundle our two first rounders to move up in the top 10. Cadman, Busslinger, Jefferson, Hustwaite talls with talent and promise and a hopefully a bit more meat on their body compared to Kelly and McMahon. I don’t think we can get high enough to take the next round of Oakleigh Charger midfield guns in Tsatas or Wardlaw
Ah well that’s they’re loss but that’s what we have to consider too if we’re looking to trade in a gun FWD or gun contest MID.
If Freo trade pick 13 and next years first rounder, (lose Tucker, Acres, Logue and one of Meek/Lobb) I would be wanting this years pick 13 and try to bundle our two first rounders to move up in the top 10. Cadman, Busslinger, Jefferson, Hustwaite talls with talent and promise and a hopefully a bit more meat on their body compared to Kelly and McMahon. I don’t think we can get high enough to take the next round of Oakleigh Charger midfield guns in Tsatas or Wardlaw
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While that’s true there are a couple of assumptions. The first is that Brisbane wants to get rid of McStay; they don’t and, we are speculating on the amount of money and duration of contract if “we do get McStay.Pies4shaw wrote:You don't "have to" draft them - Lynch and Cameron were both bought. Franklin was bought. Gunston was bought. West Coast traded for Kennedy.
I've probably missed others. It's just that when we've been buying for the last 20 years, we've been rummaging through the bargain basement bin looking for them. Lynch, White, Kreuger, Cameron, Mihocek, Cox - not criticising any of them as players, in this context, but there are no Travis Clokes at the $2 shop.
I found my original 45s of Jimi Hendrix's "Up From the Skies", the Five Man Electrical Band's "Signs", Canned Heat's "Let's Work Together", King Biscuit Boy's "King's Biscuit's Boogie" and Otis Redding's "Dock of the Bay" all for 10 cents a pop in one 10-minute forage in the discount bin at the Retrovision store in Ivanhoe. I got the Stones' Let It Bleed" LP and my brother got "The Who Sell Out", each for 99 cents, at Thomas' Record Store in the old Southern Cross Hotel building. I completed my set of all of Steppenwolf's albums with four magnificent pick ups in the discount bin at Clements' Records and Music.
Despite all that searching and my eye for a musical bargain, I never, ever, saw a 500-goal KPF lying around in a bin outside the Reject Shop.
He’s not the messiah and there might be others we have not considered yet.
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It wasn't actually a comment about McStay. It was a comment in response to another post suggesting that you have to draft KPFs because they cost too much to buy. My point is that plenty have been bought by successful clubs - but, for whatever reason, Collingwood hasn't wanted to pay good money to get one from the top shelf. I'm not pointing the finger, particularly, but we have plainly preferred to pitch our big money elsewhere - particularly looking to buy developed midfielders. That's a bit surprising because the one thing you can always find in the draft is another dozen midfielders. You don't generally have to buy them and it generally doesn't end well when you do. Think Judd for Kennedy, Kelly to West Coast for 47 draft picks, Beams to Brisbane, Rockliff to Port Adelaide etc etc. If you could get your hands on the next Pendlebury or Buckley, I suppose you'd spend the money, if you had to - but it looks like we did and he arrived as a father/son. For the rest, mids are mostly just workhorses who get the ball from the contest. Generally, the goalkickers win games.watt price tully wrote:While that’s true there are a couple of assumptions. The first is that Brisbane wants to get rid of McStay; they don’t and, we are speculating on the amount of money and duration of contract if “we do get McStay.
He’s not the messiah and there might be others we have not considered yet.