Couldn’t see them agreeing to that ,,,they’d be better splitting that no3West Coast pick 3 for Baker and Pick 21
Couldn’t see them agreeing to that ,,,they’d be better splitting that no3West Coast pick 3 for Baker and Pick 21
Dyson Heppell vibesJagga Smith (27 disposals, 14 contested possessions, three rebound-50s, four clearances)
“Jagga, once again, got the ball in and under and led the team with 14 contested possessions. I’ve spoken to Jagga about taking the game on a little bit more and driving his legs and getting the ball forward. He knows that this is an area that he wants to focus on, and I'm sure he'll get to work on that.”
This from Steve morris
This is what I have been talking about , jagga is a low impact accumulator
An awesome one , but so is Tom Mitchell
Do you see no risk with FOS?1. Richmond - FOS
2. Brisbane (match bid) - Ashcroft
3. GC (match bid) - Lombard
4. WC - Draper
5. Norf - Trainor
6. Adelaide - Smillie
7. St Kilda - Jagga
8. Richmond - Lalor
Dismiss any stats on Jagga’s running. His burst away from traffic is excellent and his endurance is huge. Have seen him play a lot over the years and his biggest challenge is to be more damaging with his huge disposal count.2.99 sec not elite but right on the Lachie Neale number, will be interesting to compare his other results.
Lachie's testing at the state combine was impressive across the board. His standing VJ of 73 and RVJ of 95 is elite. His 8.24 agility, 14.2 beep and 3.00 sprint are all very good times as well.
I'd be pretty bullish on Jag learning how to become more attacking. Cut down the posses to 25-30 and learn how to attack and he'll be a superstar.Dismiss any stats on Jagga’s running. His burst away from traffic is excellent and his endurance is huge. Have seen him play a lot over the years and his biggest challenge is to be more damaging with his huge disposal count.
Did see him run a 6min 2k TT at Oakleigh training last year.
There are risks with everyone. He's still my pick to be the best player from this draft.Do you see no risk with FOS?
With what he has produced to date it’s a big call.
BTW we won’t end up last.
We can’t go wrong.Watching u 18 champs again.
Shanahan is a very tallented mobile tall forward.
Simms is a power forward.
Key forwards win finals..well known .
I would really like us to take
1 Draper/ Smith
2 Lawler/Langford
3 Shanahan
4 Simms
5 Berry..or another mid.ie Datoli ..Urquart....Gross...there are plenty of others.
This is a very reasonable option.
We will have enough picks.
In 3 years this will set us up.
There are so many quality players..we cant go wrong.
Seriously..the more picks the better.
Add some more next year and we will be flying in 2028. It will be a great fun time watching quality kids develope..much better than what we have now..I do not choose mediocre ..I want something to cheer for and have hope for.
Can we call them Superhunks yet?Yep...the choices are terriffic.
Pick those 5 and we are flying.
The alternative is years of rubbish...like this year. I cant stand that thought.
Can we call them Superhunks yet?
These are vastly better players than Sonsie Clarke and Banks.Can we call them Superhunks yet?
I hope FJ has some influence in this draft ,so we stop taking nice types and get some hard physical types .
This is true competitiveness.So this BT.
Let's stop drafting "nice types" who might move well and have a lovely kicking action. That was Clarke's modus operandi - especially with earlyish picks.
Let's go back to prioritising competitiveness and having a winners attitude above all else, then work from there.
Amazing what having that attribute across the club can bring.
Can we call them Superhunks yet?
We can rename the previous group Super Duds to free up the Super Hunk label?Names already taken, what about the Super-Duper hunks?
Twas Jack.That name is BANNED forever.
Who was it that came up with it? Spook?
Jagga Smith (27 disposals, 14 contested possessions, three rebound-50s, four clearances)
“Jagga, once again, got the ball in and under and led the team with 14 contested possessions. I’ve spoken to Jagga about taking the game on a little bit more and driving his legs and getting the ball forward. He knows that this is an area that he wants to focus on, and I'm sure he'll get to work on that.”
This from Steve morris
This is what I have been talking about , jagga is a low impact accumulator
An awesome one, but so is Tom Mitchell