I dont really think all those trades will happen as it involves too many clubs and that normally means a low probability of success.Righto, old man. Just for you:
Port:
Out: 13, 29
In: 10, 37
Why? They want Travaglia and so do West Coast. They now pick before West Coast.
GWS:
Out: 15, 37
In: 23, 24
Why? Brings their 4th pick into the deep section of the draft and gives them 16, 21, 23, 24 so some degree of control over who they bring in. Also gives them the option to trade for an F1 while still holding a strong hand in this draft. And the coveted first pick of night 2.
St Kilda:
Out: 7, 32
In: 13, 18
Why? Gives them an extra pick in the first round. Giving 7 instead of 8 assures Richmond they won't steal our guy (Smillie) (Heheh, see what I did there?).
Richmond:
Out: 6, 10, 18, 20, 23, 24
In: 2, 7, 15, 29, 32, F2
Why? Secures pick 2, doesn't really affect getting Smillie given North is picking Tauru.
North:
Out: 2, F2
In: 6, 20
Why? Get Tauru and a good pick where they'll have a stack of options.
We now have 1, 2, 7, 11, 15, 29, 32 and an F2.
Lalor, FOS, Smillie, Hotton/Allan, Whitlock, and who the hell knows.
Maybe we’re going to get a Ruck with our first pick.Richmond website has recollections on RFC number one draft picks leading up to 2024 draft. First one is Richard Lounder.
Why do this to us???
Ground breaking. Imagine looking for a key forward who kicks goals.A lot of good points made in this thread, let's calm down if they end up picking the best tall using the goals system
Which young KPF are averaging 2-3 goals a game?Ground breaking. Imagine looking for a key forward who kicks goals.
Innovative thinking 123
It is interesting when you look at young KPFs that the better ones are averaging 2-3 goals a game. The definition of a bag is different these days.
I don’t have the full list but just be going off what I hear and read.Which young KPF are averaging 2-3 goals a game?
Which young KPF are averaging 2-3 goals a game?
Yes Armstrong averages close to 3 Goals per game.I read Armstrong was one, but I didn’t check to see if it was true
Yeah I was thinking about something like that but only if the pick 2 deal didn’t happen.Understand that we are in a position where trading must suit Richmond or nothing as ,WE ARE HAPPY WITH OUR HAND.
Maybe 10,23 to saints for pick 7.
Like a lot of that mrp, I’m just not sure I want to move back for the “ next” best , with so many picks I’m still leaning towards take the best at I.e 10 rather then miss out and get the next best at 13 , though a supposedly strong deep draft there will be no doubt good players picked well after our last pick .I reckon we will see a heap of pick trading going on either before or on draft night, even if we don't see too many of the top 10 changing.
Think of it like this (ignoring all academy picks):
1 - Lalor (Rich)
2 - Tauru (North)
3 - FOS (Carlton) - cue puke emoji
4 - Draper (Adelaide)
5 - Armstrong (Mel)
6 - Smith / Langford (Rich)
7 - Lindsay (Saints)
8 - Smith / Langford (Saints)
9 - Smillie (Melb)
Then it opens up to our 2 back to back picks.
Port apparantly into Travaglia - maybe 13 and 29 for 10?
Then are West Coast totally into Allan? Maybe - could they do 12 and F2 for 11?
Pushes our 2 picks back from 10 and 11 to 12 and 13 but gaining 2 2nd rounders. Previous drafts have shown precedent for this sort of value being paid by clubs in the past.
Could we then do our own trade up using 29, we'd have the flexibility then being as we would have more picks than list spots.
Reckon this draft is really setting ourselves up to be able to dictate nearly everything that goes on within the 1st 30 or so picks.
Understand that we are in a position where trading must suit Richmond or nothing as ,WE ARE HAPPY WITH OUR HAND.
Maybe 10,23 to saints for pick 7.
Like a lot of that mrp, I’m just not sure I want to move back for the “ next” best , with so many picks I’m still leaning towards take the best at I.e 10 rather then miss out and get the next best at 13 , though a supposedly strong deep draft there will be no doubt good players picked well after our last pick .
Definitely will be an intriguing evening.I guess it depends if we think they are the next best on our board. This is the thing, with such an even draft between 10-25, there will be so many different versions of the same board of players, that different teams will rank players above others. Could be a scenario where we might have Berry, or Hotton or Reid next in line but Port have Travaglia and West Coast have Allan. Similar scenario to last year with McAuliffe, we had him next and wanted him, we didn't think Freo and West Coast were after him, so we banked a couple of extra picks by trading back. There will be times where we can do that this year too.
Not even close to what St Kilda would considerwhat if we target Saints pick #7?
say #18 +23
would give us 1, 6,7,10,11,20,24
The latest mail is the Tigers are trying to get 2 whilst keeping 1, 6 and 24. All other picks are on the table to grab pick 2 and whatever else comes from those negotiations.Everybody knows. Except us, Mr Chips. And even Twomey. They mainly even know each other's picks inside 10. The variable, Mr C, is what picks they'll have. @spook is all over that atm.
FWIW I've come around to the idea that RFC pulling #2 is at least 50/50. I'd written that off but Blair is active. He wants something. #2.
It's knowable.