:hihi very good old boy,but tell me who do's FJ prefer maybe he likes another an he has final say 
mmmmmm very intresting 
mmmmmm very intresting 
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In the que Sunshine an no I will not be having a drink with you the night before..........I know your typeMissing33 said:
taraba said:Yes but you generally don't have to use ridiculously high draft picks to get those types either. Go for pure talent with pick 2 say, Cotchin or Morton and then use picks 18 and 19 on maybe a Selwood/Veszpremi/Ward and Gaertner/Simpson/Gourdis. That's unless we trade pick 19 and a player to upgarde to another first rounder which would be awesome.Tango said:
Next year we go for a Naitanui/Yarran/Rich/Suban combo with our early picks and suddenly the house is looking a lot tidier
A bit of common sense in this thinking, you can pick the hard nuts later in the draft and also the rookie draft, remember Foley and King were rookies, Mitchell was a rookie, so the adage about drafting class early is the right approach.
My preferance for our first pick is Morton as he is a Rolls Royce, those that are saying he cant get his own ball perhaps dont watch him closely enough, this kid just has a huge motor and sensational skills. Just ask the kids who played on him during the recent carnival they will tell you.
Having said all of that I don't mind Cotchin either but if given a choice would take Morton then draft some hard nut mids and good talls.
Anyway thats my two bobs worth.
This is what I have been trying to say - I have not been trying to SELL Morton to everyone, but merely emphasise the fact that he is the most likely on the radar for the RFC with pick 2 - as well as a Rance (to be traded up for).
Like most of us here, I am tired of us taking semi speculative picks (ala JON, Meyer, Pattison) and would prefer it if we took the "safer" Cotchin.
Mind you, there are many out there that have bemoaned our lack of "spine" players - what does Morton and Rance suggest to you?????
Like most of us here, I am tired of us taking semi speculative picks (ala JON, Meyer, Pattison) and would prefer it if we took the "safer" Cotchin.
Mind you, there are many out there that have bemoaned our lack of "spine" players - what does Morton and Rance suggest to you?????
Can someone remind me of these guys vital stats. EG: Height, weight, strengths, weaknesses etc.
I mean it's no good getting excited if they are a way off playing seniors in the near future. Or if they are anywhere being claws favourite "D" words.
I mean it's no good getting excited if they are a way off playing seniors in the near future. Or if they are anywhere being claws favourite "D" words.
Thats pencil thin, looking at the Coburg lists in the sat hun it puts him 1cm taller than and eleven kilos lighter than Mcguane or 1cm shorter than Schulz and twenty kilos lighter.checkside said:
Guess it just goes to remind people how much difference a few preseasons and a bit of natural filling out can make to a stick figure kid.
JON boy is listed in the hun at 188 cm and 91 kg, Dan Jackson is listed at 187 cm and 90 kg.hptiger said:
I said g'day to Jarrod in the rooms when he had his arm in a sling from when he'd busted his collar bone. He had the shoulder span to suggest that when he started to fill out he would be a reasonable size.
I took a good look at him against Willy last week and he is filling out nicely. Doubt he will ever be a tank but he's listed as still being 19 y.o. so would expect him to gain a few more kg as his body matures.
There's still a heap of development to come in this kid, I think he can cement himself a spot by the time he turns 21.
