zippadeee said:
Don't think you need to bank future picks as you are able to go into a points deficit when picking up father sons. Simply borrow some of next years point value of your picks n have less drafting power the following year. Most clubs don't get that many father son candidates in a short period of time. The interstate clubs have an issue as they'd like to get to keep all their best academy kids every year.They'll either need to sacrifice someone to constantly build enough points or skip an occasional academy kid through to other clubs.yandb said:
It's what he does, Mappa. Was so pleasant for part of this season when he took a break. Anyway I can't see why Lambert's son would choose the Lions over Richmond. They're near the bottom of the ladder and well into rebuild mode, and yes we lost in the first week of the finals again, but at least we got there and have the possibility of success within the next 5 years. Paul Broderick always wanted to play for Richmond, even as a kid, so I'd be willing to bet that he's got his son on board with that. Chris Naish I'm not sure about. He's a South Australian and I don't think he left under the best of circumstances.Mappa said:
yandb said:
I think I was getting him confused with Daffy. There was about a year between them, but they both seemed to blossom at the same time. Glad to hear that Chris' boys both follow the Tigers, and if they turn into the same sort of goal sneaks as their old man then we'd have a couple of decent players.yandb said:
