I know re future pick 1.
I was trying to be as rediculous as Freo are, and probably didn't succeed.
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2024 Draft Thread
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I was trying to be as rediculous as Freo are, and probably didn't succeed.
Excerpt from HS Draft Article
Most clubs are far less excited about the 2025 draft, which is stacked with talent linked to the northern academies.
“People are nervous about next year,” one recruiter said recently.
“There’s not a lot of people who like next year’s draft — even if you got pick 15. Pick 15 to pick 25 in this draft is much better.”
Gold Coast Suns Academy members Beau Addinsall and Zeke Uwland were the two best players for Team Sloane in the under-17 Futures game on AFL Grand Final Day last month, while Brisbane Lions Academy member Daniel Annable was among the best few players for Team Heppell and is highly-rated.
Sydney Swans Academy member Lachlan Carmichael is another leading prospect for next year, while the Swans will also have access to Noah Chamberlain.
Most clubs are far less excited about the 2025 draft, which is stacked with talent linked to the northern academies.
“People are nervous about next year,” one recruiter said recently.
“There’s not a lot of people who like next year’s draft — even if you got pick 15. Pick 15 to pick 25 in this draft is much better.”
Gold Coast Suns Academy members Beau Addinsall and Zeke Uwland were the two best players for Team Sloane in the under-17 Futures game on AFL Grand Final Day last month, while Brisbane Lions Academy member Daniel Annable was among the best few players for Team Heppell and is highly-rated.
Sydney Swans Academy member Lachlan Carmichael is another leading prospect for next year, while the Swans will also have access to Noah Chamberlain.
That will change though as next year develops.
Look at this year. At the start of the year everyone was saying there will be no talls taken. Now we are looking at 8 or so going in the top 30 with Tauro not on anyone's radar but will go top 10.
Lot of water to go under the bridge to be definitive on next years crop ILO.
We might be able to take advantage of that concensus and get big overs trading into next year.
The *smile* trade is not a good comparison.
No way Collingwood do that deal if they thought it would be pick 11. They were reigning premiers and expected to be top 4.
They would have weighed there future first at around 17-20. Thus *smile*' worth as that plus 34.
But yeah agree on Bolton's worth.
Suspect it will end up something like pick 10 & 11 come to us and we'll give 14 to them and get 18 back.
Stop picking on him. It can’t be helped when we get to that age.
Just predicting how it will end up falling by both giving up a little.
Freo save face by moving up from 18 to 14. They will probably look to split it into one pick this year and next.
We get the two picks we were after.
Why should we help Freo save face and not get value for our player?
What if we're after three picks?
Why wouldn't we hold out for 10, 11, 18 for Shai and 24, or 20?
Reported on AFL.com.au as: “Brisbane trade its 2024 Round 1 selection (currently 20) to Richmond for two 2024 Round 2 selections (currently 32 and 42) and two 2024 Round 3 selections (currently 43 and 45)”
Absolutely not true,the market for first round picks is off the chart,at 20 u still will have about 10 guys who normally would be 10_15 in most drafts,with us not physically able to use all picks.
Nah. Spoof is beating his silliness to a pulp. Again. You'll be in his cross hairs too with this statement.
